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Our acoustic folk orchestra is looking for a larger space to host their Monday rehearsals for upcoming concerts — ideally something of considerable size similar to this: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1iILJxcXePIlN7oVHmyz4MiCeGVuYa7oY/view?usp=drivesdk

This is a most lovely community project which 7 years on continues to bring together hundreds of people from all over the world and help them share their culture through song.

 

Edited by M.D. Murgociu
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5 hours ago, malumbu said:

Try the castle upstairs, you'd need to buy a few drinks in return.  @Suecan you advise?  It will be in use some Mondays no doubt

You would have to speak to Rob, the manager, and see what he says (and if the upstairs room is free on the nights you want,  whether it's suitable for you.)

Other than that I can't advise, except that he asks that everyone attending  buys at least one drink during the evening, which seems completely fair!

I wouldn't have thought the room would be big enough, but you could try.

The Lordship and The Palmerston also have upstairs rooms, but I don't know if they'd use them for orchestra practice.

Also, how about East Dulwich Community Centre in Darrell Road? That has a big sized space which might be more suitable for you.

https://eastdulwichcommunitycentre.org.uk/

Your orchestra looks fantastic 🤩 

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