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Christmas present things to do for 60yr old parents

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*Anna*

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Trying to find something to buy for my parents (60ish) for their Christmas present. Something that will get them out and about in Dulwich or the surrounding areas and wondered if anyone had clever ideas? I've considered Picturehouse membership, Dulwich Picture House membership etc - could be regular or could be a one off event/thing to do or to try!
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my parents have a national art pass which gives free entry to loads of museums, galleries and stately homes and big discounts off others. Dulwich picture gallery is one of the free ones (50% off special exhibitions)but loads of others in and around London as well.

They have been on various tours of churches, areas of London etc. as well which I also think was through their art pass.

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