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Read about the latest opportunities to watch, perform or support Lambeth’s world-class arts, culture and events. We are home to hundreds of brilliant venues, creative spaces and the thousands of people who work in them.

OvalHouse Brixton City festival - the Flo Show singer

Free vegetable seedlings from Myatt's Fields Park for community gardeners including kale

Free seedlings (and more) for Lambeth food growers

This spring, contact Myatt’s Fields for free vegetable plants for community groups and gardens – and plans for how to get the most from them.

Leake Street tunnels graffiti artist impression if women with resting butterfly on tip of nose

New pedestrian walkway in Waterloo

Graffiti Artists celebrate opening by leaving their mark.

Workman in orange hi-viz and white hard hat with posters on the white walls of Herne Hill underpass

Herne Hill underpass – looking bright at the end of the tunnel

The Aviva Community fund is all about helping communities make a big difference through small changes. In Herne Hill, they’re helping the community make the Underpass safe and welcoming.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry visit Pop Brixton Jan 2018

Holding a Street Party in Lambeth – here’s what you need to know

Street Parties are a great way to meet your neighbours and Lambeth Events’ easy new guidance and online application form will help you get the ball rolling.

girls in yellow running tops with team numbers stand shoulder to shoulder at the end of the race

Represent for Team Lambeth in the 2018 Virgin Giving Mini London Marathon

We’re looking for young people aged 11 to 17 to run for Lambeth in the 2018 Virgin Giving Mini London Marathon.

3 wheeled nand trucks planted with veg make up St Gabriel's college 'Blooming lambeth award-winning 'mobile garden' '

Blooming Lambeth St Gabriel’s College

St Gabriel’s College won a ‘Blooming Lambeth’ innovation prize for their mobile garden - moving from place to place while school building works went on

Drawing of MV Windrush with quotes and questions 'How will you celebrate the contribution migrant communities have made to all our lives?' - drawings of people around the central image.

Asking for a Windrush commemoration

The arrival of the MV Windrush in 1948 is an icon of an inclusive Britain – people in Lambeth are asking for a simple symbol of recognition.

Front entrance to Carnegie Library in Herne Hill

Carnegie Library reopens

Carnegie library in Herne Hill has reopened, returning Lambeth library service to its full complement of ten libraries across the borough.

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