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Here's another chance for a street party - this year's Big Lunch will be on June 5


For info about the one on Crystal Palace Road and how to get involved with it, see http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?6,665813

There'll be live music - organised by The Goose is Out - from Chris Sarjeant, to start it all off gently.

Chris will be followed by Fran McGillivray and Mike Burke (who also played the Crystal Palace Road Big Lunch last year) and Sly and Reggie and the Middle Class Sound System.

John McClean and band, who played the last set at the Goose Green Fair the other weekend, will wrap up the day again.


For info about other Big Lunches, check on the Big Lunch website at http://www.thebiglunch.com/

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