Dulwich Festival is back in May with a full line up of live events for the first time in three years, rebuilding community connections in a celebration of the arts across the borough and beyond. […]
In 1962, Oliffe Richmond’s epoch-defining, Striding Man, a large outdoor bronze sculpture, was gifted by London County Council to the presently named Charter School in Dulwich. The artwork currently resides in the school grounds boxed […]
Harriet Lamb has been CEO of climate solutions charity Ashden for two years having previously served as CEO at peace-building organisation International Alert, and prior to that leading Fairtrade in the UK and internationally. Harriet’s […]
Dulwich Picture Gallery is set to reopen to the public on May 19th. Ahead of the opening, Director, Jennifer Scott, will be appearing at the virtual Dulwich Festival, where she will be discussing the Gallery’s […]
Sport and Dulwich are synonymous, few other areas of London can claim to have as many sports fields and sports clubs. While there had always been a large number of fields in the area used […]
Poet, comedian and musician John Hegley will return to this year’s Dulwich Festival via live stream to present his family workshop, John Hegley: Fish and Ships. What led you to become a poet? Hearing the poem, […]
The Dulwich Festival (7th-16th May) returns with a veritable smorgasbord of virtual delights with offerings of art, music, talks and literature. The Festival will also host a series of lively and thought-provoking live streamed events, […]
It is six years since Danny Dorling, Halford Mackinder Professor of Geography, University of Oxford last appeared at the Dulwich Festival and he will return in May via a live stream with Aditya Chakrabortty, senior economics commentator for […]