Free Festival at The Nines Peckham Aug 30th

By thenines
July 22, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted July 22, 2015

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Posted July 22, 2015

So on 30th August the NINES presents *BANGERANG*, a messy all day all night extravaganza of fun, making, drinking and dancing. Day time in the bar we?ll be serving delicious cocktails, compered fun and frolics, crafty workshops and board games. In the loo find 'hair and make-up' and outside in the Park we?re hosting a bandstand of rollicking live music, a ping pong tournament, a BBQ AND jumble market..

As evening comes expect some bonkers cabaret on the back room stage with acts appearing throughout the night, a House Band, mixed with some DJs playing funk, disco, rock n roll and some old school rave later into the night..

And did we mention this is all for FREE before 10pm?! Come get stuck in! It's a bank holiday so there's no excuse not to.

theninespeckham.co.uk

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