Preview: Camberwell Fair 2019 @ Camberwell Green (London, Saturday 31st August 2019)
Another summer is coming to an end, and another Camberwell Fair is ready to salute it in style.
The free-entry, organic and historical event, organised in the last five years by Wormfood and Pexmax, will liven up Camberwell Green on the last day of August, offering you its exciting London-meets-the-world line-up.
From noon to 9pm, get ready to be busy dancing to the notes of Afro-Latin jazz big band Colectiva, DjeuhDjoah & Lieutenant Nicholson and their Afro-funk joie de vivre, the electro-gnawa of ElectricJalaba, far-out electro-psych band HENGE, dub & reggae collective Samson Sounds, and many, many more musicians, bands, DJs, artists, crafts, food and drinks stalls…
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