Festival in the Forest (2 July)

By SydArts2
June 8, 2016 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 8, 2016

Part of the 2016 Sydenham Arts Summer Festival 1-10 July 2016

An unforgettable summer?s day filled with music, food and drink

Presented by The Friends of Devonshire Road Nature Reserve

Listen to the best jazz, folk, country rock, indie and blues on two stages in a hidden paradise, in the heart of Forest Hill. Jonah Raft, Little Rumba, Beef Faced Boy, EZRA Collective, Dave Sutherland, Roger Hubbard and Richard Studholme, Miller Anderson and Charlie Hart?s Equators.

Date: 2 July 2016

Time: 1-10.30pm

Venue: Devonshire Road Nature Reserve, 170 Devonshire Road, SE23 3SZ

How to book? http://sydenhamarts.co.uk/event/festival-in-the-forest/

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