Dulwich Festival Competitions in Art, Fiction & Film

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March 18, 2023 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted March 18, 2023

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Posted March 18, 2023

Unleash your creative talents at the 30th Dulwich Festival!

Encourage your kids to write, draw and film-make this Easter holidays by taking part in the Dulwich Festival competitions. Prizes to be won in each category!

Art

Theme: My South London

Age: 18 months - 18 years

Prizes: Vouchers for Greens Art Shop in Dulwich

Extra Info: Max size A3

Closing Date: 12th May

Film

Theme: My South London

Age: 11-18yrs

Prizes: Cash

Extra Info: 60-90 seconds, max three participants per entry

Closing Date: 5th May

Fiction

Theme: Any

Age: Any

Prizes: Cash

Extra Info: Max 400 words long

Closing Date: 30th April

Simply make your masterpiece, according to the theme and guidelines, and submit entries to dulwichfestival.submit.com before the closing dates.

Work is judged according to age group and winners will be selected by a respected panel of judges!

Find out more information here: www.dulwichfestival.co.uk/competitions/

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