17 May

11am

Dulwich Picture Gallery Open Day Sunday 17 May

Explore Dulwich Picture Gallery’s world-famous Collection and new contemporary Sculpture Garden without entry cost this weekend!

• Art
• Family
• Free

17 May

7.30am

Dawn Chorus Bird Walk

Enjoy a relaxed morning amble around Dulwich Park, listening to and looking for birds.

• Walks
• Wildlife & Wellbeing

17 May

12pm

Kwesi Awotwi: Tree of Roots Screening and Talk 12pm

A screening of his 7-minute documentary Tree of Roots, followed by discussion from British-Ghanaian artist Kwesi Awotwi.

• Art
• Free
• Talks

17 May

12pm

Kwesi Awotwi: Tree of Roots Screening and Talk 12pm

Watch a a screening of 7-minute documentary Tree of Roots, followed by discussion by British-Ghanaian artist Kwesi Awotwi.

• Art
• Free
• Talks

17 May

6pm

Where Have All The Birds Gone?

Join us for a talk and discussion on the state of our local wild birds and how we can help them.

• Talks
• Wildlife & Wellbeing

17 May

7pm

Jazz at DHFC: The Gold Coasters featuring Chris Cobbson

Back by popular demand, the UK’s premier Ghanaian Highlife dance band, guaranteed to get you on your feet.

• Music & Dance

17 May

4pm

CANCELLED Careless People. A Story of Where I used to Work, Sarah Wyn-Williams

Former Facebook employee, and Dulwich local Sarah Wynn-Williams, exposes the ruthless and absurd world of the new global tech elite.

• Literature
• Talks

17 May

9.30am

From Ideas To Reality: Getting Started With Writing Fiction

A welcoming, inclusive workshop for new writers, led by bestselling novelist and experienced creative-writing tutor Laura Barnett.

• Literature

17 May

2pm

Why Populists Are Winning: and How to Beat Them, Liam Byrne

Labour MP and former Cabinet Minister Liam Byrne discusses authoritarian populists, suggesting the pathway to democratic renewal.

• Literature
• Talks

17 May

12pm

CANCELLED Life in Spite of Everything. A Tale from the Ukrainian East, Victoria Donovan

Victoria Donovan lifts the lid on the lived reality of Putin’s war in Ukraine, amplifying local voices and revealing a deeply humane story.

• Literature
• Talks

17 May

11am

Goose Green Fair

Goose Green Fair is a wonderful day out for everyone. Goose Green brings
together the best of SE22.

• Family
• Free

17 May

11am

Open Day at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening

A fun family day to find out about the wildlife in our lovely nature garden. Minibeast hunting, pond dipping, crafts, stories and more.

• Family
• Free
• Wildlife & Wellbeing

17 May

12.30pm

The Paper Cat Bookshop Presents Momoko Abe

Momoko Abe reads Dotty Doughnut and helps you draw your own doughnut self-
portrait with a draw-a- long and simple collage activity.

• Art
• Family
• Literature

17 May

10am

The Paper Cat Bookshop Presents Gabby Dawnay and Alex Barrow

Gabby Dawnay and Alex Barrow read If I had a dragon and imagine what life might be like with a fiery pal. Learn to draw your very own dragon

• Art
• Family
• Literature

17 May

11.15am

The Paper Cat Bookshop Presents Frann Preston-Gannon

Frann Preston-Gannon reads from her young illustrated chapter book, Little Lim and the Golden Treasure, before embarking on a craft activity

• Art
• Family
• Literature

17 May

2pm

Jazz from the Jabberwock’s Jaws

The Slithy Seven unleash Jazz from the Jabberwock’s Jaws, entering the tulgey wood
with beamish brass and frabjous rhythm.

• Family
• Music & Dance