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FRIDAY 10 MAY 8pm Festival of choirs Holst Hall, JAGS

SATURDAY 11 MAY 10.30am-12.30pm Who is to blame for world hunger? St Barnabas Church 11am-6pm Artists’ Open House 11am Children’s concert All Saints’ Church 2-3.30pm Playing with light workshop All Saints’ Church 2.30pm Tree walk from Lovers Walk 7pm Aminatta Forna Rye Books, Upland Road 7.30pm The James Riley Band & friends Upstairs at the EDT 8pm South Jazz Orchestra All Saints’ Church

SUNDAY 12 MAY 11am-6pm Artists’ Open House 11am-4pm Festival Fair Goose Green 2.30pm Is this how Derren Brown does it? Upstairs at Library 2.30pm Wates in the woods walk from College Road tollgate 7.30pm DEBATE Street Art: Street gallery? Upstairs at the EDT 7.45pm James Tibbles organ recital Christ’s Chapel

MONDAY 13 MAY 6.30pm The curious exchange seminar Dulwich Library 7.30pm Jason Lewis - The Expedition Old Library,

TUESDAY 14 MAY 8pm LiTTLe MACHiNe – poetry & music Upstairs at the EDT

WEDNESDAY 15 MAY 2.30pm WWII talk with Brian Green Dulwich Library 7.30pm Dante Quartet: Notes from America Christ’s Chapel 9pm Jazz night: The Ipcress Quintet Upstairs at the EDT

THURSDAY 16 MAY 7pm Gala Youth Concert Kingsdale School 7pm for 8pm start Film: Children of Men Upstairs at the EDT 8pm Barn dance St Barnabas Parish Hall

FRIDAY 17 MAY 4pm Branco Stoysin Trio Upstairs at Dulwich Library 8pm Sophie Harris cello & piano recital Holst Hall, JAGS 8pm Street art show opening party 265 Lordship Lane

SATURDAY 18 MAY 10am onwards Miko cartoon workshop Upstairs at Dulwich Library 11am-6pm Artists’ Open House 1pm & 3pm Street art masterclass Dog Kennel Hill adventure playground 2.30pm Bird walk from Crescent Wood Road 4pm onwards Creative Life talk St Barnabas Church 7.30-10pm Teens silent disco St Barnabas Parish Hall 7.30pm Keston Cobblers Club & friends Upstairs at the EDT 8pm John Hegley: Peace, love and potatoes Michael Croft Theatre, Alleyn’s School

SUNDAY 19 MAY 11am-6pm Artists’ Open House 12pm-6pm Fair Dulwich Park Come & Sing St John’s Church 1.30pm Rehearsal 6.30pm Performance 2pm Street art walk meet outside 17 Grove Vale 2pm & 4pm Dulwich History walk from Belair car park 4.30pm Nightingale Consort Christ’s Chapel

London Life events run throughout the Dulwich Festival week. See page 5. Dulwich Festival 2013 th Explore a fantastic array of events to celebrate our 20th anniversary www.dulwichfestival.co.uk

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NOTES FROM AMERICA DANTE QUARTET JOHN HEGLEY Wednesday 15 May PEACE, LOVE20 & POTATOES Saturday 18 May

ACOUSTIC NIGHT THE JAMES RILEY BAND & FRIENDS Saturday 11 May JASON LEWIS THE EXPEDITION Monday 13 May TREE WALK FAIRS & WALKS Saturday 11 May 2.30pm Meet at Lovers Walk kissing gate FESTIVAL FAIR AT GOOSE GREEN Gallery Road Sunday 12 May TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3 11-4pm ADMISSION FREE Letta Jones leads a fascinating walk through Belair Park, examining some of the recent The Festival Fair is filled with wonderful changes stalls, fabulous food and drink with an array including lake of activities for children and adults. Bouncy management, the castles, face-painting and donkey rides await hedge of native and The Goose is Out! are back to bring us species and live music. the arrival of a strange new tree on the boundary.

BIRD WALK Saturday 18 May 2.30pm Meet at Crescent Wood Road entrance TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3

Sydenham Hill Wood, is an ancient and recent woodland home to a diverse area of woodland birds like nuthatch, great spotted woodpecker, tawny owl and sparrowhawk. Enjoy a stroll WATES IN THE WOODS with the Wood’s manager discovering how to ARCHITECTURE WALK identify birdsong and learning birdwatching Meet at the College Road Tollgate fieldcraft, with an introduction to the natural Sunday 12 May history of birdlife in the area. 2.30pm TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3 DULWICH PARK FAIR The 1960s saw Sunday 19 May the Dulwich 12-6pm Estate and ADMISSION FREE Wates Homes build a number Join us for Bonds Steam Fair, Vauxhall City of innovative Farm, Punch and Judy, the magician and housing some new surprises. developments Featuring local in the woods musicians and dance between acts of all ages. Bring College Road and . Still largely your dog for the fun unchanged, they remain excellent examples of dog show too. Choose mid-century housing aspiration. Please note from a huge variety of we will be walking up steep hills and there will food, craft and charity be some rough ground in the woods. Limited stalls. No parking - tickets: book in advance. please come by public transport.

2 www.dulwichfestival.co.uk DELVING FURTHER INTO DULWICH HISTORY ART Sunday 19 May 2pm & 4pm Meet at Belair car park TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3

This walk will introduce the features which have gone to create Dulwich today. The fields, trees and hedgerows of ancient times are still ARTISTS’ OPEN HOUSE to be seen and here and there are clues to Saturday & Sunday past agricultural practice, manufacture and the 11 & 12 May and 18 & 19 May pressures which turned this rural corner into an 11am-6pm educational hot-spot. Limited tickets: book in Houses in and around Dulwich advance. ADMISSION FREE

Art throughout Dulwich STREET ART WALK Over 200 local artists and galleries open their DULWICH STREET ART FESTIVAL doors and show their work in a domestic or BAROQUE THE STREETS studio-setting. Work on display will range Sunday 19 May from oil paintings and photographs, sculpture 2pm and ceramics to jewellery and furniture. Meet outside 17 Grove Vale SE22 Details online and in the Artists’ Open House opposite Station catalogue available from the Dulwich Picture TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3 Gallery and local shops and cafés.

International street artists have DARK FIRE WHITE FIRE created murals in 11-19 May 2013 Dulwich with their Weekends 11am-6pm interpretations of Weekdays 10am-4pm old master paintings All Saints’ Church at Dulwich Picture ADMISSION FREE Gallery. Led by street artist Remi A collaborative Rough and Ingrid Beazley, who will introduce installation by three the paintings on which artists responding to the these murals are based. The walk will finish elemental architecture at Dulwich Picture Gallery in order to see the of All Saints’ Church. inspiration for the works. Referencing this church’s history of fire, the work throws new light on this luminous space.

www.dulwichfestival.co.uk 3 PLAYING WITH LIGHT WORKSHOP BAROQUE THE STREETS - Saturday 11 May STREET ART MASTERCLASS 2-3.30pm Saturday 18 May All Saints’ Church 1pm & 3pm TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3 Dog Kennel Hill Adventure Playground TICKETS Adults £15 Concession £10 Using light-sensitive paper, join us to Learn the skills and techniques of a street artist make your own and become the next street art superstar… unique image. It International artist will be like a print Remi Rough will or photograph but provide insight and without the use of a instruction into different camera or printing techniques. Spray or press. Results will stencil your designs hang in the church on a wall or hoarding. as part of the Dark For age 9-109, all Fire White Fire materials, gloves and installation. masks provided.

Kindly supported by BAROQUE THE STREETS Lightbox (London) Ltd STREET ART FESTIVAL OPENING SHOW Friday 17 May CARTOON WORKSHOP 265 Lordship Lane Saturday 18 May 8pm ADMISSION FREE 10-10.30am Age 4-6 11am-12pm Age 7-10 12.20-1.20pm Age 11-13 2-3pm Age 14-18 3.30-4.30pm Adult Upstairs at Dulwich Library TICKETS Adult £7 Concession £5

Professional cartoonist and illustrator Mik Brown, aka Miko, will guide you through some simple and easy steps in creating your own cartoon characters. Miko shows you how to create great characters using simple shapes. Develop cartoon characters’ facial and body expressions. Learn to give life to objects and scenery and have a fun time doing it. Opening celebration of a show of artworks and installations by street artists involved in Baroque the Streets. All works for sale. Pay bar, music, film. In association with Museums at Night.

4 www.dulwichfestival.co.uk LONDON LIFE

Pedal-pulled art, moving sculptures and a host of curiosities will all be coming to Dulwich this May. To celebrate the 20th Dulwich Festival, London Life, a series of innovative live art events celebrating the heritage and people of south has been curated by Southwark Council.

THE CULTURE CART: THOMAS MITCHELL Sunday 12 May Saturday 18 May & Sunday 19 May 11am-5pm Various festival locations ADMISSION FREE

A hand-crafted cart, drawn by an English gentleman on a vintage bicycle hosting a range of printing workshops, inspired by Dulwich’s BUILD YOUR WORLDS: Carlos Cortes & historical and cultural heritage. The Exploration Corporation Sunday 19 May 12-6pm THE CURIOUS EXCHANGE Dulwich Park Fair CURATED BY JANE MILLAR & ADMISSION FREE FRAN BURDEN Build Your Worlds Friday 10 May to Sunday 19 May features over 200 11am-5pm local people work- Original entrance to Dulwich Leisure Centre ing together to East Dulwich Road ADMISSION FREE create musical Everyone is invited to give something they’ve buildings, dancing made to be displayed in a cabinet of curiosities. paintings and Each contributor can exchange their object for moving sculptures. someone else’s creation they consider to be of the same value.

THE CURIOUS EXCHANGE SEMINAR

Monday 13 May

6.30pm Upstairs at Dulwich Library ADMISSION FREE THEY ARE COMING... SOMETIME SOON ARTS This seminar will explore the ways in which Saturday 11 to Sunday 19 May we value made objects. Explaining museum Dulwich Library collections and trading, taxonomies and display, ADMISSION FREE as well as contemporary approaches to curation. Who? What? Why? We could tell you but that would spoil the surprise.

These events are delivered by Southwark Council and have been developed in partnership with Dulwich Festival, Dulwich Society, Dulwich Park Friends, Pavilion Café, local councillors and residents.

www.dulwichfestival.co.uk 5 MUSIC GALA BIG BAND JAZZ NIGHT Saturday 11 May 8-10pm, doors open at 7.30pm All Saints’ Church FESTIVAL OF CHOIRS Tickets Adult £9 Concession £8 Friday 10 May 8pm Enjoy an evening with the UK’s Holst Hall, JAGS biggest regularly performing TICKETS Adult £5 Child £3 jazz big band, the South London Jazz Orchestra, and Three fantastic and hear your jazz and dance different choirs. Note- favourites: Sinatra, Glenn Miller, Orious present a pop/ Cole Porter, Neal Hefti, Duke indie/musicals mix, Ellington, Herbie Hancock, Harmony High offer Sammy Nestico and more. up to the minute contemporary music and Refreshments available. choreography in Glee style, and The Refrains bring you top quality a cappella. CHILDREN’S CONCERT HANDS ACROSS THE SEA ACOUSTIC NIGHT Saturday 11 May THE JAMES RILEY BAND & FRIENDS 11am Saturday 11 May All Saints Church 7.30pm TICKETS Adult £8 Child FREE Upstairs at the EDT Concession £7.50 TICKETS Adult £10 Concessions £6 Children’s Music of America & Britain to delight all. Conductor Bob Bridges invites children to join the fun with fancy dress and to take part in the annual Children’s March. Children will be invited to conduct a piece for the audience. All children FREE!

JAMES TIBBLES ORGAN RECITAL Sunday 12 May 7.45 pm Christ’s Chapel Blending ‘joyously melodic’ songwriting with TICKETS Adult £6 Concession £4 Child free a soulful intensity, The James Riley Band weave a tapestry of styles, fusing influences James Tibbles is Professor of Performance into an electrifying live experience. Tom Practice at the University of Auckland, New Price-Stephens will also bring his own blend Zealand. His latest CD, of seductive melodies and intriguing lyrics. A North German Baroque wonderful evening is in store. Organ Music, features music by JS Bach, Bruhns, Böhm, Lübeck and Buxtehude. Join us for a wonderful concert in the delightful Christ’s Chapel.

6 www.dulwichfestival.co.uk years of World War II and wrote his magical LiTTLe MACHiNe first quartet there. The concert opens with the Music and Poetry playful Lark quartet by Haydn, whose intricate Tuesday 14 May ensemble writing and virtuosic energy was one 8pm of Britten’s main inspirations. Upstairs at the EDT In assocation with Friends of the Dulwich Tickets Adult £10 Concession £8 Picture Gallery A literary fun fest from the Laureate’s JAZZ NIGHT WITH THE IPCRESS QUINTET favourite band Wednesday 15 May and three great 9pm local poets; LiTTLe Upstairs at the EDT MACHiNe, ‘The TICKETS Adult £12 Concession £11 best poetry band in the world’ (Carol Virtuoso trumpeter John Hoare, brings his brand Ann Duffy), perform new band, The settings of classics Ipcress Quintet to from Sappho to celebrate the 1960s Larkin; Hylda Sims, the bard of SE22, crafts über-hip era of jazz. verses full of warmth, wit and wisdom; Racker Hoare is joined by Donnelly, UK slam champion, brings his deft tenor saxophonist observation and Irish charm, and we are proud Carl Sterling, to welcome Katrina Naomi, her collection The legendary local Girl with the Cactus Handshake was shortlisted guitar ace Dave for the London New Poetry Award and received Cliff, Hammond an Arts Council writer’s award. organ wizard Ross Stanley, and drummer extraordinaire Dave Ohm. Not to be missed!

GALA YOUTH CONCERT Thursday 16 May 7pm Kingsdale School TICKETS Adult £5 Under 16s £2 Family ticket £10 (2 adults 2 children)

NOTES FROM AMERICA

DANTE QUARTET

Wednesday 15 May

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Christ’s Chapel

TICKETS Adult £18 Concessions £16

18 & under £6

The celebrated Dante Quartet presents a Come and hear talented pupils from local sparkling programme of music connected with primary and secondary schools making music the New World, including Dvorak’s much- of an exceptionally high standard and of an loved American quartet and Barber’s Adagio. unbelievable variety. Benjamin Britten, whose centenary is honoured this year, travelled to the US in the troubled

www.dulwichfestival.co.uk 7 An evening of acoustic, contemporary folk SOPHIE HARRIS & DOMINIC SAUNDERS music featuring some of the finest emerging CELLO & PIANO RECITAL acts on the scene; Keston Cobblers’ Club, Roo Friday 17 May Panes and Heart of a Dog. 8pm

Holst Hall, JAGS TICKETS Adult £10 Concession £6 COME & SING FAURE’S REQUIEM & VIVALDI’S GLORIA Acclaimed cellist Sophie Sunday 19 May Harris performs an 1.30pm Rehearsal exquisite programme of 6.30pm Performance stunning pieces for the St John’s Church, Goose Green cello including Arvo Pärt’s TICKETS Adult £10 Concession £8 Fratres, Gavin Bryars The Performance only Adult £5 Concession £3 South Downs and Brahms F major Sonata. Sophie performs regularly as a soloist with many of Britain’s leading chamber ensembles and is the cellist with the Duke Quartet. A truly inspiring evening awaits.

BRANCO STOYSIN TRIO Friday 17 May 4pm Upstairs at Dulwich Library Come and join in a full performance of the Tickets £10 haunting Fauré’s Requiem and the uplifting Vivaldi’s Gloria conducted by Rupert Bond. A welcome return to the Open to all, no experience necessary. Music festival of this much admired provided against £10 cash deposit. trio to celebrate the launch of their fantastic new guitar album. Branco Stoysin NIGHTINGALE CONSORT acoustic guitar, Leslee Booth bass and Buster IF MUSIC BE THE FOOD OF LOVE Birch percussion. Sunday 19 May

4.30pm Christ’s Chapel ACOUSTIC NIGHT TICKETS Adult £8 Concession £6 THE KESTON COBBLERS’ CLUB & FRIENDS Saturday 18 May A musical journey 7.30pm through Shakespeare’s Upstairs at the EDT plays and Elizabethan TICKETS Adult £10 Concession £6 England. Weaving theatre and music together the programme includes music by Morley, Robert Johnson, Dowland, Purcell and Arne. The Nightingale Consort are Carollyn Eden (soprano), Hannah Monaghan (cello) and Alex McCartney (lute/ baroque guitar)

8 www.dulwichfestival.co.uk DANCE FILM

BARN DANCE Thursday 16 May CHILDREN OF MEN (2006) 8pm Thursday 16 May St Barnabas Parish Hall 7 for 8pm Tickets £3 Upstairs at the EDT Tickets Adult £7 (no under 18 years) A lively and enjoyable barn dance for all ages, whether experienced dancers or beginners. This explosive Oscar nominated thriller, Come along and have some fun! adapted from the novel by PD James, is a stunningly convincing realisation of London in the year 2027. A taut and thought-provoking SILENT DISCO tale about a dystopic future where women Underage RAVE 12-18 years can no longer conceive and hope lies within Saturday 18 May one woman who holds the key to humanity’s 7.30-10pm survival. It will have you riveted. With Clive St Barnabas Parish Hall Owen, Julianne Moore, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Tickets £10 Michael Caine. (Three Oscar nominations) Refundable headphone deposit £5 109 minutes. Cert 18. The latest tracks wirelessly beamed to your ears. The room may be silent but there’s a loud disco going on in your head! Tune into one of three channels playing different music – switch between the coloured channels anytime. No parents or neighbours to annoy.

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www.dulwichfestival.co.uk 9 author and broadcaster Rob Eastaway will TALKS & POETRY demonstrate some stunning tricks that certainly look like telepathy. But these tricks are actually based on… maths. If you want to discover AMINATTA FORNA the secrets, come along – and you can freak THE EFFECTS OF WAR & BETRAYAL out your friends later. (And the less maths you ON A SMALL COMMUNITY know, the better.) Saturday 11 May 7pm Rye Books, Upland Road DEBATE ADMISSION FREE STREET ART: STREET GALLERY? Sunday 12 May Acclaimed author 7.30pm Aminatta Forna will Upstairs at the EDT be reading from and TICKETS Adults £6 Concessions £4 discussing The Hired Man her powerful Using the new novel, about environment as the indelible effects their canvas and of war and the the public as their memories which stir audience street beneath the silence of artists impose a quiet Croatian town. their comments Aminatta’s previous or politics on novel The Memory of Love was short-listed for society in the most direct way possible. The the Orange Prize and won the Commonwealth South London Women Artists invite you to join Writers’ Prize. speakers including street artists MadC and Shok1 to discuss issues surrounding this huge international art movement and in particular WHO IS TO BLAME FOR WORLD HUNGER? if the gender of the artist makes a difference Saturday 11 May to the acceptance and validation of this often 10.30am for 11am-12.30pm dangerous way of creating art or is it only about The lounge at St Barnabas Church the art in front of you. ADMISSION FREE JASON LEWIS – THE EXPEDITION Sol Oyuela, senior UK political adviser Monday 13 May to Christian Aid and Felicity Lawrence, 7.30pm investigative food journalist for the Guardian Old Library, Dulwich College will speak on the obstacles to food production, Tickets Adult £8 Concession £6 corporate responsibility of multinationals and Ticket includes refreshments international tax dodging. Jason Lewis was the first person to IS THIS HOW DERREN BROWN DOES IT? circumnavigate Sunday 12 May the globe using 2.30pm human power – Upstairs at Dulwich Library walking, cycling, TICKETS Adult £5 Concession £3 rollerblading, kayaking, rowing Everyone loves a bit of mind-control, but was and swimming. Here he tells his tale: how he Derren Brown really using pure psychology survived crocodile attacks, was arrested, left to do his mind-reading tricks? Best selling for dead after a road accident, and yet lived to tell the tale of his epic adventure. 10 www.dulwichfestival.co.uk ILLUSTRATED TALK: LIVING IN DULWICH DURING WORLD WAR II Wednesday 15 May 2.30pm Upstairs at Dulwich Library TICKETS Adult £3

Local historian Brian Green recounts what life was like in World War II – evacuation, air raids, rationing and civil defence (not to mention spies!). Brian is organising the Dulwich Society’s installation of 12 commemorative plaques bearing air raid victims names and ages at sites where there was significant loss of civilian life during the War. Includes tea and biscuits. JOHN HEGLEY PEACE, LOVE AND POTATOES Saturday 18 May 8pm Michael Croft Theatre, Alleyn’s School TICKETS Adult £10

This 90-min performance will appeal to everyone, from 9-99. The show involves comedy, but not comedy alone. There is tragedy, travesty, poignancy and pictures of Daleks drawn, not well, by headteachers. A selection of songs and poems drawn largely CREATIVE LIFE TALK from Peace, Love and Potatoes, which will be Saturday 18 May available at some point, for author mutilation. 4-6pm ‘Never has a more petulant man been so St Barnabas Church likable, a serious man more silly. The man and ADMISSION FREE his poetry are hilarious’ Chortle

Explore how music, Sponsored by the Rotary Club of drama, the fine arts Dulwich & and other art forms support ‘well-being health and wholeness’, with local artists of international stature. The church will be open with an exhibition, and afternoon tea will be served from 4-6pm. The final discussion starts at 5.30pm.

www.dulwichfestival.co.uk 11 Welcome to the 20th anniversary of the Dulwich Festival! We hope you find many interesting events and happenings to intrigue and inspire you this May. The programme is full of incredible music, exhilarating walks, amazing artists in the Artists’ Open House, extraordinary Street Artists, fantastic fairs and tremendously varied talks. We are delighted that Southwark Council have been able to support an amazing series of visual art events throughout the Festival in celebration of our anniversary - all are free. This year younger members of our community will be bringing you up-to-the-minute reports on events with the Festival Reporter Blog. Do visit the web-site to read their fantastic reviews and discover more about our wonderful array of events. Dulwich Festival is produced by the community, for the community; why not come and join the team as we create next year’s celebration! Sponsored by Truepenny’s

FESTIVAL TEAM TICKETS & TRANSPORT Festival Director Alpha Hopkins Festival Co-ordinator Victoria Goode TICKETS Artists’ Open House Rachel Gluyas Treasurer Ruth Colvin Tickets are not required for FREE events unless Distribution Manager David Mullany stated in the programme. For all other events Press officer Sophie Bowkett TICKETS SHOULD BE PAID FOR IN ADVANCE. Sponsorship Alexandra Henden Some may be available on the door for certain Design Susan Arkell events, but this can not be guaranteed. Fabian Acker, Ingrid Beazley, Abi Betteridge, FESTIVAL BOX OFFICE Angela Burgess, Peter Gray, Stephen Henden, To buy tickets Paul Higgitt, Nadia Lasserson and Susie Visit www.dulwichfestival.co.uk and purchase Schofield; with many thanks also to all the online with a credit or debit card. volunteers who help distribute the programme Concessions and steward the events; the local venues who Reduced prices, where shown on the work with us to accommodate the events; the programme, apply to people aged 60 or over; Dulwich and Peckham Rotary Club and the students (student card required); state benefit generous sponsors and supporters, without card-holders and children under age 16 unless whom the Festival would not be possible. otherwise indicated. TRUSTEES

TRANSPORT Ruth Colvin, David Dean, Sir Hugh Taylor and Louise Wood Trains There are regular train services from London Considerable care has gone into the production Victoria to , and of this programme, but inevitably there may be Sydenham Hill stations (on the Orpington line). changes beyond our control. All events are subject There are also frequent services from London to change and subject to the necessary licences/ Bridge to East Dulwich and North Dulwich permissions. For up-to-date information, please see stations. For details phone National Rail our website. Dulwich Festival organisers take no Enquiries 0845 7 48 49 50 responsibility for errors, omissions or subsequent changes in the published programme. Dulwich Buses Festival is a registered charity no 1048164 For information on bus routes, phone London Copyright 2013 Dulwich Festival Travel Information 020 7222 1234 (24 hours) or visit www.tfl.gov.uk.

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2 St Barnabas Church Calton Avenue 13 Dulwich Library Lordship Lane

3 Dulwich Park 14 Rye Books Upland Road

4 Christ’s Chapel College Road 15 265 Lordship Lane

5 Kissing Gate Lovers’ Walk, Gallery Road 16 EDT Lordship Lane

6 Belair Park Car Park Gallery Road 17 17 Grove Vale

7 Dulwich College College Road 18 Goose Green East Dulwich Grove

8 Toll Gate College Road 19 St John’s Church Goose Green

9 Kingsdale School Alleyn Park 20 Adventure playgound Dog Kennel Hill

10 All Saints’ Church Rosendale Road 21 Dulwich Leisure Centre East Dulwich Grove

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