Events Around Nunhead

Join us to watch six powerful and deeply personal films that each tell the story of someone’s recovery from drug or alcohol addiction, and hear from some of those involved in making them.

An afternoon of music from choirs, steel pans and more at St John the Evangelist East Dulwich. Enjoy our BBQ, light refreshments, cake and Pimm’s while you listen. There are activities for children and crafts for all. A lovely way to spend your Sunday afternoon!

Gather at Linden Grove Entrance, Nunhead Cemetery, for free tour of wonderful Victorian cemetery where magnificent monuments combine happily with woods and wilderness. Bookstall open. Organised by the Friends of Nunhead Cemetery.

A collection of Specialist Nurseries offering a range of Alpines, Climbers, Bulbs, Succulents, Herbs & Unusual Perennials, plus Trees and Shrubs, and cut flowers.

"The Bard at St Barnabas". For Shakespeare`s birthday & the 400th anniversary of Edward Alleyn`s Foundation, a Celebration in Words & Music; with The Friends` Musick chamber choir, directed by Jordan Theis, Actors from Two`s Company, directed by Tricia Thorns and music played by Ensemble Tramontana.

Doors open 30 mins prior to the concert, giving you time to ditch the buggy, grab a coffee and catch up with friends before the performance.   Tickets: Adults £8 ~ £12, Children FREE E-tickets group/multibuy offers (£28.

In the lead up to Dementia Action Week 2019, The Dot Collective will celebrate the one hundred trillion synapses that form memories in the human brain, transforming the Old Vic Workrooms into an immersive world of memory and experience.

If you don’t know Kumeu River wines, we’re not really sure you can call yourself a NZ wine lover… but don’t worry after this intro you will never forget the name again.

May is shaping up to be a popular month for wine tastings here at The New Zealand Cellar, with confirmation just in that we will be welcoming back Richard Painter from Left Field wines on Thursday 23rd. Richard is the winemaker at Left Field vineyards and was crowned NZ Winemaker of the year in 2018.

*Permit forsworn trapped emotions to arise and be voiced. *Express the full range of your emotional power through your body. *Practice healthy emotional release tools in a group setting. *Create space in your body to return to ease and ’just be’.

Doors open 30 mins prior to the concert, giving you time to ditch the buggy, grab a coffee and catch up with friends before the performance.   Tickets: Adults £8 ~ £12, Children FREE E-tickets group/multibuy offers (£28.

A generous family space bursting with tulips and spring colour. Step down from the elegant slate terrace to the bustling gravel garden and then wind your way through to a green embrace. Feast on delicious cakes and relax in secluded seating areas.

Much photographed garden of a member of The Society of Botanical Artists. 150ft x 40ft with varied range of plants. Herbaceous borders for sun and shade, climbers, pots, terraces, lawns. Gravel areas to reduce watering. Diseased box has beenreplaced with alternatives. A garden for all seasons.

This classic fairytale gets a dance makeover where African and Contemporary dance are weaved together. Our two young heroes lost in a big city must outwit the adults to find their way back to their family in a show where kids are number one!

Bursting with mirrors, lights, colours and sound, Kaleidoscope is the perfect introduction to theatre for your little one.

Story Jam presents a mighty-myth off! Glittering prizes! A human clap-o-meter! A mad night of mythic mayhem! International and London performers unleash their sharp and honeyed tongues to bring you inspiration, celebration and a great night out.

This playful show for 3 - 7 year olds and their grown-ups brings his fantastical adventures to life with Fidget’s trademark wit and warmth, blending imaginative storytelling, puppetry and playful audience interaction.

Six character-packed gardens (one returning with a makeover!) on the highest hill in SE London, nr Horniman Gdns, with spectacular views over London and South Downs. All within a short walk of each other. Help available (for small donation) for those with mobility problems.

Combining intimate stories, comic dialogues, and - when words feel like a cage – dance, Rejoicing At Her Wondrous Vulva The Young Woman Applauded Herself is a celebratory exploration of female sexuality, taking audiences on a journey of self-discovery through pleasure, shame, pride, fury and jubilation.

The Hoopla UK and Ireland Improv Festival, London’s greatest improv festival, is set to takeover London Bridge this April.

Exploring trauma, relationships, and our human instincts to find the courage to survive, the heartfelt Funeral Flowers comes to The Bunker this April.

Fuck You Pay Me is an authentic and hilarious night of entertainment which invites audiences into the joy, the magic and the mundanity of sex work. Bea’s dreading going home to face the consequences of last night, when her Catholic mum found out what she really does for a living.

Programme: Mozart - Symphony No. 29 Mozart - Sinfonia Concertante Vivaldi - The Four Seasons If you’re looking for a romantic candlelit experience - or simply want to enjoy some classical music greats in a gorgeous setting - then this is the concert for you.

After not speaking for 20 years, Heather and Carla meet at a café. These old school friends share life stories and reminisce about their not-so-perfect past. Then Heather reveals she has a proposition for 6-month pregnant Carla: the opportunity to start again with £30,000.

When an inflatable doll comes to life, could it be just the man Kate needs? One night workaholic Kate is “gifted” a blow-up-boyfriend by her colleagues and decides to keep it in an act of defiance.