Wednesday, 31 August 2011

Tea and bowls, Peckham Common and Park, Sunday, Sept 4


ART
Sunday, Sept 4: This pop-up art gallery (above) in Upland Road, at the Lordship Lane end, on Sunday provides a focus for the weekend. It runs from midday. If it's sunny, afterwards head up to Peckham Common and the cafe for good cakes and coffee or tea - or something stronger. And there is achance to get on the bowling green in the park behind, where the cafe serves the same food, and has books to swap.
Around 4pm?
Saturday, Sept 3-28  Martin Fidler has an exhibition at GxGallery, 43 Denmark Hill in Camberwell. He does some really nice things. His drawings of Ruskin Park and and pantings of woodlands (right) are terrific.

FILM
Friday, September 9Nunhead Free Film Festival begins with The Ladykillers in Nunhead cemetery.
Thursday September 8–18: The Peckham Free Film Festival includes outdoor screenings of Harold Lloyd in Safety Last by the Cafe on Peckham Rye Common (16th) and Battleship Potempkin with live soundtrack music on the roof of the Peckham multi-storey car park (18th).

GROUCHO
Tuesday, September 13The next pub Groucho, probably back in the East Dulwich Tavern.

BROADCAST NEWS
• A petition to protest against BBC's proposal to axe BBC4 (which has about the only watchable programmes on TV) is still seeking signatures. See here.
• Sorry to see the BBC selling off the Radio Times, for which this writer was once a correspondent. The magazine, along with 18 other BBC branded titles, has been sold to Exponent, a private equity company and owners of the media jobs website Gorkhana.

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