Youth employment and mental health project in Lambeth and Southwark receives vital National Lottery support. A youth employment scheme, backed by The National Lottery...
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Dopereaders July book club is on Rapthology by recording artist, creative director (0207, Def Jam), and north London’s finest Wretch 32. Groundbreaking… Part memoir,...
The Brixton Blog & Bugle Summer Art Show is on! It’s been touch and go but you can still enjoy the best of Brixton...
In April 1981, the streets of Brixton became the heart of an Uprising. 40 years later, these streets have much to tell us, with...
Gemma Dean from Creative Land Trust explores our changing places “Previously bustling tourist hotspots have been emptied of people, high streets without customers, shops...
Brixton-based architecture and design studios Squire & Partners and AWMA are excited to be collaborating once again for this year’s London Festival of Architecture...
I am a neurodivergent creativeI want to talk to you about the two things in life that have had the most impact on my...
The Brixton Riots of 1981 was one of many key moments in the history of Black resistance in Britain. A response to years of...
This year Lambeth’s Readers and Writers festival takes place throughout the month of May. It is a month long celebration of all things literary...
As part of 81 Acts of Exuberant Defiance’s ongoing commemoration of the fortieth anniversary of the Brixton Uprisings, Dexter’s Adventure Playground will play host...
The Windrush Community Fund is open to charities, community organisations and/or grassroots groups to bid for financial assistance to help ensure that organisations and...
Exploring how Brixton might move forward through the lens of one of Brixton’s most iconographic and historically significant buildings. An interview by Amanda Carter,...
This month we invited Samantha from This is Book Love to create a reading list in response to our issue. These books explore the...
Brixton has a brilliant new addition to its visual landscape with the unveiling of the new ‘Brixton Baby’ mural on Valencia Place in commemoration...
The Brixton Review of Books (BRB) is a free literary quarterly that features new fiction, new poetry and new writing about books by independent...
