The Tower Bridge is a world-famous bridge, thanks to the 2012 London Olympics, but few know its ins and outs. Here’s everything you need to know about the bridge: The bridge was built over a […]
The Dulwich Picture Gallery hosts the very first exhibition dedicated to Dutch painter, Adriaen van de Velde, which will be on display until 15 Jan 2017. The exhibit, Adriaen van de Velde: Dutch Master of […]
On Wed October 26, members of the community gathered at Thurlow Lodge Community Hall to celebrate Black History Month. The event was put together by Zahra Abdall and is an annual event. The purpose of […]
The South London Gallery currently has two exhibitions that are on until January 2017. The first exhibition is in the main gallery, a spacious, white-walled room with a wooden floor, high ceiling, and flooded with […]
Remember, remember the fifth of November…across the UK, people celebrate Bonfire Night on November 5th. There are small fireworks parties in back gardens along with big organised displays in public parks. The reason we do it is […]
Situated on the southern bank of the river Thames, Bermondsey sat derelict for several decades. Today it has developed a reputation for sleek warehouse apartments, excellent restaurants and cool cultural institutions. Bermondsey was once famous for […]
Nominate your favourite shop, bar, café and restaurant that makes Dulwich and East Dulwich great and Time Out London will give them the recognition they deserve. You can nominate your favourite Dulwich/East Dulwich venue here. You can also nominate your other favourite south […]
The Festival this October opens in spectacular style with two contrasting events on Friday 7th - Mozart’s Don Giovanni performed by Dulwich Opera Company in the new hall at Herne Hill School, and the Camilla […]