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The local festival returns after a three-year hiatus with more than 100 events for art lovers, music fans, shopaholics, literature buffs, young people and families. Taking place across the area, the programme includes a lantern-lit procession (Fri 6-8pm), dance snippets by The Place all around the festival site (Sat, Sun), music in the area's parks and gardens (Sat, Sun), a guided walk on the history of St George's Gardens (Sat 12noon), a tour of the secret spaces in Charles Holden's Art Deco Senate House (Sat 10.30am), a South Asian festival with a food market, henna hand painting, dance and music at SOAS (Sat 11am-4pm), and a street party on Lamb's Conduit St with music, entertainment and food (Sun 4-9pm). There are also open days at local museums including the Dickens Museum, Foundling Museum and Cartoon Museum. The full programme and map is available on the website.
You haven't made it clear enough what is on and when? I've only just discovered the weekend things I would have attended if I'd known!
I lived there for a week this August! This is my lovely Brunswic Center on the picture! I wish I be there for a festival!!!
Wish I was there now- this is what life-enhancing is all about!
The Festival this weekend promises to be even bigger, and even better than the first two! It will be an incredible and diverse celebration of a fascinating area.
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