11 HRS AGO - Dulwich Park – 3-5 July 2020 Highly anticipated food and music festival Pub in the Park has released its pre-sale tickets. Tom Kerridge and his chef pals will be bringing tasty dishes and great live music to eight locations across the UK, including two new venues for 2020, for a relaxed and intimate gathering; supporting and celebrating local talent, as well as presenting some of the biggest names in food and music. At each venue, there’ll be Michelin-starred and award-winning pubs and restaurants serving tasting dishes showing their signature style. Every event will celebrate the very best food the country has to offer, combined with fantastic live music, chef demonstrations, top quality shopping and other festival fun. A whole host of super-star chefs will be anchoring the festivals over the summer including the UK’s favourite pub proprietor, Tom Kerridge; hosting Marlow, Dulwich, St Albans and Bath, incredible chef Paul Ainsworth hosting Warwick, Master Chef judge Marcus Wareing Collapse

7 DAYS AGO - Belair Park is something of a hidden gem. The 26-acre stretch of green space, sandwiched between the... Collapse

11/02/2020 - Exhibitions & Displays British Surrealism 26 February – 17 May Journeys Now until 24 June Included in Gallery admission Lectures & Talks Contextual Lecture Series: Prospects and Prophecies Brexit and the Future of the UK 18 February, 10.30am £12; £10 Friends & Concessions Join Dr Simon Usherwood, expert in Euroscepticism and Deputy Director of the ESRC’s “UK in a Changing Europe” programme to explore the debate surrounding the UK’s withdrawal from the EU and its profound impact on our future. British Surrealism: Curator’s Introduction 27 February, 12.30pm £12; £10 Friends & Concessions Join Dr David Boyd Haycock curator of British Surrealism for an exciting introduction to the exhibition. Gain exclusive insight into the practice of some of the key surrealists and hear David’s argument for the roots of surrealism lying in the UK. Family Art Sundays 2, 9, 16, 23 February, 2-4pm Free, drop in. Sunday is art day, so drop by for a Collapse

10/02/2020 - The beauty of a frittata is that anything goes – really, it does! In this case, broccoli is the star, but let whatever is in your fridge take the lead. Always aim for some green as it’s often the green veg that most of us could do with more of. Not only is a vegetable frittata an easy and delicious way to start your day, but in this case you eat the whole broccoli in all its glory – stems and stalks – and, even better, everything happens in the same pan. If you’ve got cooked broccoli ready to go, then skip step 1 and save time. And if you know you’ll be rushing out the door a lot this week, bake it in a 12-hole muffin tray at fan 170°C/Gas mark 5 for 10–15 minutes for a grab-and-go breakfast or snack. Ingredients Feeds 4, takes 20 mins 1 large head of broccoli, florets evenly chopped and stem finely chopped 1 small onion, thinly sliced 2 garlic cloves, thinly sliced 2 tbsp butter 10 eggs … The post Melissa Hemsley’s Fridge-Raid Frittata appeared first on Around Dulwich. Collapse

07/02/2020 - Exhibitions and Displays  Permian Monsters: Life Before the Dinosaurs 15 February – 1 November 252 million years ago, in a period called the Permian, life on Earth was dominated by extraordinary creatures. It was a time of fearsome sabre-toothed predators, giant insects and bizarre-looking sharks. The Permian ended with a mass extinction that destroyed 90% of all life, paving the way for the Earth’s next great rulers… the dinosaurs. In this fascinating, family-friendly exhibition, which is travelling to the UK for the first time, you can discover more about this mysterious time period. On display will be fossil skeletons as well as full-size models and animatronics that bring the Permian back to life. You can also sift through interactive dig pits and get creative in an art area. A relaxed opening for families who are unable to visit when the Horniman is busy will take place on Thursday 16 April, 9–10am. For more information, please see the Special Events section. In addition, look Collapse