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Goose music stage at the Dulwich Festival Fair! Sunday 10 May from noon!


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Yes it's Festival Fair time again, hooray!


This year our line-up of talented local musicians is:


12 noon - Pepper & Shepherd


1pm - The Wayne Drury Project


2pm - Louis van Johnson and The Indi Souls


3pm - John McClean and The Clan



To find out more please see our website:


http://thegooseisout.com/dulwich-festival-fair/


As usual, our stage will be at the roundabout end of the Green!


And there will be lots more going on at the Fair for all the family - with stuff to buy, stuff to eat, stuff to drink and stuff to do - so come and make an afternoon of it!!


The fair itself starts at 11am.

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