Free event in SE23 on Sunday June 30th!

By communityminded
June 19, 2019 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 19, 2019

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Posted June 19, 2019

The One Tree Hill Allotments are holding an Open Day from 1pm to 6pm on June 30. Wander over this beautiful hill either on your own or on guided walks at 2, 3 and 4. There?s also an Art Trail and Open Shed event organised by the Walters Way Art Collective, and a green woodworking demonstration in the woods from 12. A BBQ offering cheap meat and veg options will be cooking from 4.30, ready for people to gather for Golf music from The Joneses at 5! There will also be drinks available and homemade cider. The entrance is on the right as you walk down to the recreation ground from Honor Oark Park near the station.

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