Telegraph Hill Festival: 14-29 March 2015

By THFestival
March 10, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 10, 2015

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Posted March 10, 2015

Hello - not strictly SE22 - Telegraph Hill Festival might be of interest to members of this forum and is easy to get to.

With more than 110 events this year, many of them free of charge, and with guests like local author A L Kennedy, comedians Lindsay Sharman, Nick Revell, Laurence Owen ... a 270 strong production of Guys & Dolls, art shows, open studios and participatory events - this year's Telegraph Hill Festival has it all.

You can find out more here: http://telegraphhillfestival.org.uk

Just a short hop away, Telegraph Hill is an easily accessed conservation area of wide, tree lined avenues and large Victorian villas set in gardens.

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