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Tomorrow Wed. 2nd One World Jam Xmas bash. For those in the know!


Martin W.

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Come and celebrate the freshest event in Dulwich. A plethora of professional musicians and a few hobbists taking to the stage and providing seriously good music over a few different genres in a great, friendly setting.

It's primarily for musicians to jam and collaborate together on new and classic songs, you can come and listen or join in Completely FREE.

We host it on the first Wednesday of the month (can't do weekends, working musicians gig over the weekend)

We are getting rave reviews and we have a really cheap bar!!

It would be mad not to....


Southwark Sports Bowls & Social

Clubhouse, 37 Dulwich Common (South Circular A205)

Next to Dulwich Riding School/stables.

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