Yesterday marked the 10th annual Dulwich Festival Fair, which attracted more visitors to our sunny Goose Green than ever before! The Festival Fair is part of the wider Dulwich Festival and celebrates the best craftspeople, designers, independent shops, bars and cafes from East Dulwich and around. This year, local stallholders were out in full force, including the fab Dolce Vita Catering and its impressive array of cakes, brownies and tarts. Not to be outdone, SE Cakery across the green set up a brownie bar, showcasing gooey chocolate treats in a variety of different flavours. It was also wonderful to see the Fudge Lady back since her retirement from the Northcross Road market earlier this year. How’s the community going to cope until the next appearance of her delicious home-made fresh Somerset fudge? It wasn’t just about sweet stuff, you know. The House of Tippler served up fruity summer cocktails, while East Dulwich Tavern hosted a beer and Prosecco tent next to The Goose is Out! stage. Opening the entertainment on the day was Pepper and Shepherd performing their homespun folk music. Following them was The Wayne Drury Project and Louis van Johnson & The Indi Souls. Up last but certainly not least was local legend, John McClean, who played a mix of folk, …