Festivals & events

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Brixton refugee art exhibition appeal

It’s not just serving coffee. It’s talking and making friends …

Former Brixton vicar becomes Bishop of Croydon

Brixton photographer’s orchestra images win gold

Breathing by Numbers – pollution and perseverance

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The exquisite within the ordinary in Brixton library

Brixton BookJam back home at Hootananny

We try all the cocktails

Prep, cook, eat and learn at Brixton’s windmill

Jamaica’s Caribbean coast on Brixton Hill

Brixton’s growing craft beer reputation

Local small business products in Brixton Village pop-up

Celebrate Arch Day with Brixton’s Bureau of Silly Ideas

When style is more important than coordination

‘My therapy is regular visits to Brixton’

Breathing by Numbers – pollution and perseverance

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Cherry Groce teaching programme – understanding the past, building a better…

Local college lecturers strike over low pay

Festivals & events

Dancers and drummers defy heat – plus veg art winner

Lambeth Country Show feels the heat

Now that’s royalty … a belter of a weekend

London’s largest open-air gallery returns to Brixton

Faber and Dark Matter to host immersive book launch in Brixton Village

Dulwich Festival is Back

MUSIC

Grit School 2022 – apply now for studio time and masterclasses

New single from Brixton’s Baytrees

A Night At The Opera in Trinity Gardens

From grime to classical – 12 free concerts

New Soothsayers single out Friday

CULTURE

Breathing by Numbers – pollution and perseverance

Grit School 2022 – apply now for studio time and masterclasses

The exquisite within the ordinary in Brixton library

Brixton BookJam back home at Hootananny

Small Town Inertia – new show at Photofusion

Dante’s Car Park in Brixton Library