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We are halfway through our year as the Mayor’s London Borough of Culture, and what a year it’s been so far.

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We’ve got stuck into creative challenges, been inspired by free public art and celebrated Lewisham’s proud activist and musical heritage with 8,000 of you joining the Lewisham Sound System Trail in May. From gardening challenges to Vogue Balls, there’s been so much happening across the borough. We’ve rounded up some highlights below but make sure you check out @WeAreLewisham on social media to catch everything.

12 noon to 9pm

Last entry is 7.30pm

The much-loved People’s Day returns to Mountsfield Park on Saturday 16 July for the first time in four years. We’re excited to welcome everyone back with a unique mix of artists across five stages celebrating the very best of Lewisham.

This FREE outdoor music festival has a line-up to rival any of this summer’s ticketed outdoor concerts. Grammynominated reggae singer, Tippa Irie, shares top billing on the main stage with music royalty, Hollie Cook. While other confirmed acts include the brilliant Novelist, Unit 137, Nina Rose and All Day Breakfast Café.

As well as music there will be circus, street theatre fitness activities, workshops and great food and drink.

The Flying Seagull Project will take over the Kids Stage, bringing laughter, fun and play to Lewisham’s youngest audiences. You can also visit our community stalls to find out more about local jobs, services and opportunities.

Important Information

l To help you navigate the festival, the site has been laid out in four colour coded areas (see map). If you need help finding your way around once there, please speak to a steward or visit the information point. l There will be plenty of security staff on hand at the festival. l No glass bottles. l All bags will be searched

To help plan your visit, please go wearelewisham.com/peoplesday on entry so please travel light. l There is no parking and a number of road closures will be in place around the event so please walk or use public transport. by:

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