For the Dulwich Festival, artists displayed their works in people’s homes for visitors to enjoy during the Artists’ Open House event. Although most artists had their finished works on display, Stik came with paintbrushes and [...]
As part of the Dulwich Festival, the street artist Stik has been interpreting some of the paintings in Dulwich Picture Gallery’s permanent collection on the walls of Dulwich. There are many preconceptions and prejudices about [...]
The sight of the Cutty Sark against the horizon in Greenwich is impressive in and of itself, but the opportunity to explore the historic tea clipper, from bow to stern, hull to deck, is an [...]
Rye Books is a wonderfully quaint independent bookstore on Upland Road, boasting fiction, travel, art and design, children’s, hard-to-find, and a selection of previously owned books. They have a small café in the store, selling [...]
When composer and pianist Simon Wallace and I moved to East Dulwich from Battersea eleven years ago, we noticed how green and less urban Dulwich was compared to Battersea. Though I missed strolling across Battersea [...]
This is the fifth year that the Friends of Dulwich Picture Gallery will be running a bookstall in Dulwich Park during the Dulwich Festival 2012. It is always a fun and people packed day, with [...]
Street Art and Classical Art meet in Dulwich. Stik’s art is well known on the streets in East London, and now it will be seen in Dulwich. One of the capital’s most influential street artists [...]
Milly Hutchinson interviews London Theatre Award nominee and Winner of Best Performer in Theatre, James Hyland, as he celebrates the Bicentenary of Charles Dickens’ birth with his acclaimed stage adaptation, ‘Fagin’s Last Hour‘ at the [...]