Creative arts

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Creative arts

New Images of Windrush Pioneers

Bloomberg New Contemporaries in South London Gallery

All that is bright – South London Women Artists

Errol Lloyd: A Life in Colour at 198 Gallery

Alice in Wonderland at Brixton House

Between You and Me – new show at San Mei Gallery

MUSIC

Brixton Composer’s LGBT+ History Month Concert

Acclaimed soprano new patron for Pegasus opera

New single from Brixton’s Baytrees

A Night At The Opera in Trinity Gardens

From grime to classical – 12 free concerts

CULTURE

UK First for 1938 Jamaican Drama

Brixton Composer’s LGBT+ History Month Concert

New Images of Windrush Pioneers

Joy returns to Brixton railway station

Council plans smaller country show in June

A port in the storm: the joy of community chess

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