Old Nun's Fest, 22nd - 25th May, Old Nun's Head

By octochamp
May 20, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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octochamp

Posted May 20, 2015

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Posted May 20, 2015

Hi everyone! I hope Old Nun's Head isn't too far to be included in these events?

We're throwing a free mini music and beer festival in the Old Nun's Head this Bank Holiday Weekend, celebrating the unofficial start of summer and the launch of the pub's fancy new refurbished back yard. Starting on Friday evening and running all day every day (til late!) through to Monday.

We'll have a host of very special craft beer on tap in the back yard as well as food from Burger Bear, I Should Be Souvlaki and Soul Cocina, and 40+ local DJs and musicians including FYI Chris, YAM Records, Hector Plimmer, O'Flynn and loads more.

It's totally free all weekend, and everybody's welcome.

The Facebook event with some more info can be found here: https://www.facebook.com/events/1594335460822771/

Thanks!

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