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If you want to self cater and do it yourself, why not try one of the rooms in a church.. 

one I am thinking about has a huge room with kitchen and toilets… parking on site.. and another one worth considering is the church near Dulwich Library , top of Barry Road.. 

pm if you want more info and of course.. all the pubs on Lordship Lane.

if you want further afield, Rosendale Pub has rooms above bar area that you can also hire… 

Alleyns Head also good - section off a section of the pub for  your sole use and parking on site.. although,might not work if try want to dance and play there own music.

Kingwood House might also be worth considering… 

 

Most churches rent out halls for children's' parties but rarely adult parties, Christ Church only does afternoon parties,   The East Dulwich Community centre hires out halls to 9 pm only and all music needs to be on a sound restrictor as is in a residential area.

St Johns with St Clements have a small hall but not sure if they allow adult parties.

Nunhead Green has a newish community centre with a couple of different size halls.

Most places seem to charge around £40 ph  with a deposit of £100/200 (returned if no damage or excess cleaning needed.

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