EVENTS

Mix on Tour

Southwark’s biggest youth event is touring the borough to find the best talent around! If you have what it takes, register to audition at one of The Mix on Tour events below and have the chance to perform in front of thousands alongside established, chart-topping acts.

Register to audition here: themix.reprezent.org.uk/register or call 020 8320 0880.

• Friday 23 July, 7-9pm Salmon Youth Centre, 43 Old Jamaica Road, SE16 4TE

• Thursday 29 July, 4-7pm  Kingswood House, Seeley Drive, Dulwich, SE21 8QR

• Friday 30 July, 1- 5pm  Inspire, 1a Wendover, Thurlow Street, SE17 2UD

LOVE

The Ernest Foundation has organised a Free Medical Testing Programme in Partnership with Terrence Higgns Trust

Go along and take a friend 

Dates: 21, or 28 July 
Time: Between 12noon and 6pm
Venue: Bells Garden Community Centre, 19 Buller Close, London SE15 6UJ
Buses: 78, 381, 63, 363

Peckham Power Events

Peckham Power is a local energy infrastructure project and as part of its activities is keen to showcase what local people are already doing to produce and use energy differently

They are holding a series of events called "the real thing...." in which local people, with experience of using low energy or low carbon equipment, share their experiences with other so that others can learn what this is really like.  The next event is:

Summer Members Event
Saturday, 31 July
Refreshments from 1pm, formal meeting starts at 2pm 
Venue - To be confirmed

For more information, please visit www.peckhampower.org or email info@peckhampower.org or contact 020 7617 7650

Bold Tendencies Sculpture Exhibition

Frank’s Cafe and the Hannah Barry Gallery Bold Tendencies sculpture exhibition are back on the top four floors of the multi storey car park this summer from 30th June to 30th September.

Frank’s Cafe opens 2nd July.
Thereafter all opening days for exhibition and cafe are: THURSDAYS  – SUNDAYS 11am - 10pm.   

The Safer Neighbourhood Team are dedicated to making your neighbourhood a safer place to live in, work in and visit. They listen and talk to you, and find out what affects your daily life and feelings of security. Their  priorities are then set by the local community and they work with you and other agencies to find a lasting solution.