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Dear Dulwich folk!....

It?s that time of year again, so join me at The Jeannie Avent for fine wine and posh peanuts this Saturday 9th 11-6pm or come along and visit whilst I am here until 19th June. Art for all big and small, celebrating my 9th year in a row!


Zoe Webster

Summer Exhibition

Jeannie Avent

14 North Cross Riad

East Dulwich

SE22 9EU

7th -19th June

10-6pm open daily


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