by Angela Burgess | Nov 3, 2025 | Art, Books, Events, Film, Food and Drink, Health & Fitness, Local News, Mind and Body, Music, SE Magazines, Theatre, What's On
Monday 3 November Zentangle Method: Mindful Drawing 6.45pm-8.15pm. Join us on Monday evenings for weekly mindful drawing sessions using the Zentangle Method®. Sessions are structured, and you will be led by a Certified Zentangle Teacher. The first session starts on...
by Angela Burgess | Nov 2, 2025 | Events, Football, What's On
November sees a massive month of football at Champion Hill, with a startling EIGHT home games across 30 days. You can’t have too much of a pink ‘n’ blue thing, so gird your loins and let’s get cracking. We start with our Women hosting Milton Keynes Dons at...
by Around Dulwich | Oct 29, 2025 | Events, Features, Local News, SE Magazines, What's On
Strange and Spooky Tales for Brockley Max! Get ready for a night of frights this Halloween season with Strange and Spooky Tales, an unmissable event that will have you on the edge of your seat! Taking place on the 29th October, the upstairs of The Honor Oak...
by Angela Burgess | Oct 13, 2025 | Art, Children's Activities, Events, Food and Drink, Health & Fitness, Local News, Mind and Body, Music, News, SE Magazines, Theatre, What's On
Monday 13 October FOLD Art Collective – Works on Paper (until 19 October)Prints, drawings, paintings, collage, and more, are on show at FOLD Art Collective’s Works on Paper exhibition at the Jeannie Avent Gallery. FOLD is a female art collective...
by Around Dulwich | Oct 10, 2025 | Art, Events, Featured Business, Features, Local News, News, SE Magazines, The Last Word, What's On
Eleanor Street is a local artist and printmaker who is showing with FOLD Art Collective at the Jeannie Avent Gallery, North Cross Road, from the 10th to 19th October. How long have you lived in the area? We moved to the area in 2017 from Camberwell. What do you most...
by Around Dulwich | Oct 8, 2025 | Events, Football, Local News, SE Magazines
October’s here, and with Halloween around the corner, the frightening thing is just how good we are. Particularly our men’s side, who’ve had a flying start to their first campaign under manager Mark Dacey. By mid-September, our men had won five of their first six...
