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Clapham Common

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Time Out says

Clapham Common provides an oasis of peace amid the busy traffic of south west London, with Holy Trinity Church, which dates from 1776, at its perimeter. A number of cafés, sporting facilities, two playgrounds and a skate park make the common a lively recreational facility for locals. Originally built in 1890, Clapham Common’s bandstand is the largest in London. After falling into disrepair in the 1960s, the bandstand was restored and reopened and now hosts a variety of open-air concerts during the summer months.

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Address
Windmill Drive
London
SW4 9DE
Transport:
Tube: Clapham South/Clapham Common
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Colourscape Music Festival

Peter Jones, the artist and creator of this colourful music festival, sadly passed away last year. But his legacy continues as Colourscape’s labyrinth of polychromatic tunnels is returns for a UK tour, stopping in Clapham Common once more this September. Never been? Self-described as ‘Europe’s most unusual festival’, wander around its big inflatable labyrinth to see what musicians you can find inside. You might happen upon a flautist, a classical guitarist or maybe some bloke playing an actual conch. Who knows!? Those kaleidoscopic innards are designed to surprise. 

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