This will be the first full-length outdoor screening of a film in the history of Brockwell Park and the "... 'jewel in the crown' of the Herne Hill Free Film Festival 2013 programme".
Waiting until darkness falls the screening will take place in the heart of the unlit park so you are asked to bring torches and your own chairs, rugs or cushions.
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This will be the first full-length outdoor screening of a film in the history of Brockwell Park and the “… ‘jewel in the crown’ of the Herne Hill Free Film Festival 2013 programme”.
Waiting until darkness falls the screening will take place in the heart of the unlit park so you are asked to bring torches and your own chairs, rugs or cushions. Use the Herne Hill gate entrance (Dulwich Rd/Norwood Rd, nearest the station) and stewards with torches will help you find your way safely to the slopes near the Walled Garden where the screening will take place. We expect the skies to be dark enough for the film to commence at around 8.50pm.
The screening is free and there is no need to book but arrive early to get a good spot and don’t be shy of the MAD for Brockwell Park and the Herne Hill Film Festival collection buckets out and about for donations to help fund future free events. The park cafe will be opening late for drinks and refreshments and there will also be food stalls.
Read more about the film and the Herne Hill Free Film Festival at the free film festivals website. To volunteer to be one of the stewards (at this or any other of our events) contact volunteer@brockwellpark.com.
Starting in Brockwell Park, the walk takes you through the south London neighbourhoods of Herne Hill, Camberwell, Dulwich, and Sydenham via a surprisingly green and leafy route through five parks linked by a corridor of green ways and little known woodland.
The total distance is seven and a half miles and takes approximately three hours if you walk at normal pace. Alternatively, take your time and stop at any of the charming hostelries along the route and you can stretch it out as long as you like.
The walk is a fund-raiser to support our summer programme in Brockwell Park this summer. 2nd hand books, t-shirts and other park ephemera will be on sale.
For more information contact annkingsbury@yahoo.co.uk
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This year’s walk is on Sunday 12th May starting at 9.00 am; we wind up around 3.00 pm. The Walk itself starts at 10.00 and the Guided Walk at 10.30.There may well be an informal briefing session in a local pub on an evening before the event. Ann can be reached on 07949 829 865 or annkingsbury@yahoo.co.uk
Summertime and the living is easy… Well, officially it is (British) summertime, the sun has come out and living is about to get easier with our fantastic season of events starting this month in Brockwell Park. We’re very excited and hope you will be too.
Want innovative theatre? How about bicycle powered GreenandPleasantLand on Sunday 26th May?
Want to get out and about in the fresh air and explore your neighbourhood? Try the 5 Parks Walk on Sunday 12th May, or be a horticultural volunteer at one of the Dig the Park! green gym days.
We have live music in May, June and September, breakdancing, a mass chalk drawing day and the first ever after-dark film screening within the Park.
Check out the events by type or month in the menu on the right.
Want to get involved and help us run the season or an individual event? Email volunteer@brockwellpark.com
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We produce a double-sided full-colour printed diary of all our events in the park and distribute 20,000 copies to homes around the park and at all our events – we sell ad spaces on the diary to help cover the costs.
Most slots in this year’s diary have been taken by previous advertisers but there are a few still available at £175 for a 50mm x 25mm full colour ad. We will also acknowledge your support on this site and can provide a link to your website if you wish.
To secure a space we will need your money and artwork (see BP Ad Spec 2013) by the 19th February 2013. Contact Matt Allgood (Treasurer) for payment details and the talented Pete Gibbons with your artwork.
Our thanks in advance for your support!
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