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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

RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch, written next to a robin.

Big Garden Birdwatch

Join the RSPB for the Big Garden Birdwatch, taking place on 27 - 29 January 2018.

The Power of Words: Holocaust Memorial Day Jan 27 2018

The Power of Words – HMD 2018

The Power of Words is the theme for Holocaust Memorial Day 2018. The words that individuals, corporations, community organisations, or the state speak or write can have a huge...

Vegetables growing at Blooming Lameth 2017 Community Gardens winner Coade Street (Paradise Gardens)

Blooming Lambeth ‘Paradise Garden’

Coade Court's community garden is a regular space for community events - from picnics to fireworks - as well as for growing from seed.

couples dancing in the restored Assembly Hall Brixton Jan 2018 reopening of the Town Hall

Tea dance revival relaunches town hall

The Brixton Tea Dance to celebrate the re-opening of the refurbished Assembly Hall was sold out in advance and the question on everybody's lips was "When is the next...

The Wave by Vertigo

Lumiere light festival comes to Lambeth

For the first time, Lambeth is part of the London-wide Lumiere festival, with four days of light sculptures, installations and artworks around the iconic South Bank culture complex and...

People playing touch Rugby in a park

Touch rugby in Archbishop’s Park

Fun and FREE open sessions suitable for every ability with the aim of improving your fitness no matter what level you are starting at!

Healthy High Streets challenge - submit your idea for making healthier choices for children and young people EASIER choices in Clpham High Street and around Stockwell tube station

Healthy high streets – get your ideas in now

Winning healthy eating ideas can win a grant, business advice and a chance to try out ‘live’ in a local shop to make a difference for children and young...

London, UK. 9th Apr, 2017. Darcus Howe face is projected on the Black Cultural Archives Building as over a thousand people gathered to remember the civil rights activist. Darcus Howe, who campaigned for black rights for more than 50 years, has died. He was 74. Credit: Thabo Jaiyesimi/Alamy Live News

Black Cultural Archives “We Are One” fundraiser to reach more people

Individuals, communities, organisations and more can support Black Cultural Archives to make their collection available to everyone digitally and to host more major exhibitions.

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