The Streatham Festival 2012 - Thursday 5th - Sunday 8th July
Comedy, film, visual art, photography, literature, food, music, dance, and more...
- World Sounds – 10th July 2010
- The Big Day Out – 3rd July 2010
- Cynthia Graham – The Woodlawn Centre – 7th July 2011
- The Big Day Out – 2nd July 2011
- Gilad Atzmon – Hideaway – 2nd July 2011
- The Berkeley Ensemble – 3rd July 2011
- E & A Wates – Furniture Restoration – 4th July 2011
- Performance Poetry – 6th July 2011
Joe Duggan, Denrele, and Katrina Naomi - Karen D Tregaskin Exhibition – July 2011
- Flaming Nora A Little Bird Told Me Sewing Workshop – 5th July 2011
- Jiro Osuga Exhibition – July 2011
- Talent Night at The Palace – 8th July 2011
- Shakespeare in The Rookery – Much Ado About Nothing
10th July 2011 - World Sounds – St Leonard’s Church – 9th July 2011
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Streatham Festival 2012
Thursday 5th – Sunday 8th July
Streatham Festival will return in July 2012 with a better line-up than ever before, and will run from Thursday 5th through to Sunday 8th July.
For 2012 the festival is taking on a new condensed format to encourage more people outside the area to visit Streatham for the weekend’s events. Each year the Streatham Festival Association presents certain flagship events, and in celebration of our 2012 Fire theme for the festival, we are commissioning Emergency Exit Arts to produce an outdoor fire show, Sparks Fly on Saturday 7th July in the evening.
To kick off the 2012 programme, Streatham Festival Association have commissioned award winning textile artist Kathy Schicker to create Beetles Shuttles and Bombs, a fire-themed installation for the festival. Kathy has been working with local schools and community groups to create the installation using a wide variety of techniques to conjure up the magic of fire.
Alongside these flagship events, Lambeth-based organisations and individuals are invited to present their own events, forming the traditionally rich mix of programme that comprises the festival. In addition for 2012, we will be supporting 4 local artists/organisations to produce exciting work for the festival – for more information see the Events page.
Following on from previous years, we will continue to develop our festival pop-up shop, which acts as both an information point and as a venue for exhibitions, workshops and performances.
