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It’s festival time! Once a year Dulwich opens up its venues and plays host to a myriad of artistic and thought provoking activity. Started in 1993, Dulwich Festival is run as an independent charity and aims to make a broad variety of artistic and cultural events easily available to the whole Dulwich community. More |
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7:30pm Dulwich Picture Gallery
How will the world of theatre develop as we move through the 21st century? Can theatre be a useful medium for encouraging social and environmental change? More
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8pm, James Allen's Girls School
The world première of Blood Rose. Oscar Wilde's short story, The Nightingale and the Rose, receives an imaginative adaptation here in Mark Glentworth's new chamber opera with libretto by Carolyn Herail. More |
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4pm Dulwich Library
HARPIST KEZIAH THOMAS SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW! With award-winning local harpist and Keziah Thomas. More |
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7pm, St Barnabas Church & Centre
An evening of Schubert with the acclaimed Dante Quartet and the vibrant Choir of St Barnabas, director William McVicker Schubert. More |
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7pm, Kingsdale School
The annual gathering of talented youngsters from local primary and secondary schools making music of an incredibly high level and unbelievable variety. TICKETS Adult £5, Child under 16 £2, Family Ticket £10 (2 Adults & 2 Children) More |
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7:30pm Dulwich College
CRAIG SAMS & FELICITY LAWRENCE How might our food be produced and distributed as we move through the 21st century? What impact will climate change, GM technology or carbon trading have on our food systems? More |
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ART THROUGHOUT DULWICH Over 100 local artists and galleries open their doors and show their work in a domestic or studio-setting. Work on display will range from oil paintings and photographs, sculpture and ceramics to jewellery and furniture. More |
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