Lower Sydenham Area Guide

The uk's biggest food festival dedicated to caribbean food returns bigger and better for another amazing family day of food, drink, cooking demonstrations, shopping and music. Free entry for under 14s This will be an unforgettable outdoor experience where you can purchase delicious cuisines from different islands of the caribbean. Bring your blankets and foldable chairs, spend the day with us, dance to reggae, the music of motown, r&b classics, 80s, 90s and drink lots of rum punch. Try as many different cuisines as you can handle. This event will feature some of the uk's best restaurants and street food traders, representing islands all over the caribbean. Over 50 variations of dishes including vegan options will be on sale! Book today as tickets are limited - please note, all tickets purchased are non refundable unless the event is postponed or cancelled. - tickets do not include food, drink or funfair rides, this must be purchased separately. - no food or drink under any circumstances purchased outside of the event is permitted entry in to the venue, except sealed baby food for under 3s - all activities including funfair rides and children activities are subject to weather conaditions, no refunds will be given for the closure of any activities or rides due to predicted adverse weather. - all live performers and activities are subject to change, no refunds will be given for any changes to the advertised entertainment. - this event will follow any government rules and restrictions regarding covid-19 that are in place on the date of the actual event. No refunds will be given for government enforced changes to event entry requirements. - no tickets required for under 14s

It'll be a dispassionate thing. We wont wake the neighbours. Death Pact is an exploration of depression, guilt and the abuses of power that can shatter our conviction to live. Written and directed by Alex Maslin and starring Liam Bull, George Chron and Alex Fernandes, the play follows two men who enter into an impromptu suicide pact upon realizing their flat has been polluted with carbon monoxide. Norman Birch and Victor Lloyd will sit and wait for the polluted air to take their lives. But just what has brought them to this choice? This show contains very dark themes and scenes that some may find upsetting.

Glaswegian post-rock instrumental heroes.

This performance is for our THURSDAY COMBINATION students who attend on Thursdays from 5:00-6:30pm. Following the success of our fantastic 80's and Christmas events in 2024, it's time to toast to the Summer! Tickets are limited to 2 per child.

A celebration of the year 13 musical theatre class of 2025 Presented by The BRIT School Limited. This is a 12a event

A celebration of chamber music written by female and male composers. Including solo pieces, duets, trios and a quartet. An early evening start to take you sweetly into your weekend or round your week off. Children welcome, drinks available before and after the performance (retiring collection) Wendy Hiscocks: Caprice for Solo Violin Lili Boulanger: Trois Morceaux pour Piano Reinhold Gliere: Huit Morceaux for Violin and Cello. Mvt. I. Prelude / Mvt. IV Canzonetta / Mvt. 7. Scherzo / Mvt. 8 Etude Margaret Sutherland: Sonatina for Violin and Piano Serge Rachmaninov: Sonata in G Minor for Cello and Piano. Mvt III. Andante Miriam Hyde: String Trio Antonn Dvok: Bagatelles op. 47 Natalee Jeremic: Violin Lucy Melvin: Violin/Viola Esme Bray: 'Cello Clare Menor: Piano