Oval Farmer’s Market, Kennington:
Just a stone’s throw from Oval Tube Station lies a quaint farmers’ market in St Mark’s Churchyard.
Known amongst locals for its fresh, local produce, it’s become a firm favourite on a Saturday.
Peruse a selection of bread, baked goods, homeware, cheese and hot food stalls.
Every Saturday, 10 – 3pm
St Mark’s Churchyard, Kennington, SE11 4PW
Black Balloon Archive Exhibition, Brixton:
Liz Johnson Artur is bringing Black Balloon Archive exhibition to Brixton from the end of March.
Her collection of analogue photography will be on display and will feature a live events calendar, alongside an in-house photography studio dedicated to capturing new portraits and stories that will be integrated into the archive’s future.
Running until end of December 2026
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53 Station Road Brixton, London SW9 8PB
Poetry nights at LaLa Books:
Two well-loved poets from Glasgow – Michael Mullen and Peter Scalpello – will be hosting a poetry and open mic night at Camberwell’s independent bookshop: LaLa Books.
Michael, a spoken-word artist and The List’s Best Rising Scottish Author, is joined by Peter, whose acclaimed debut Limbic was highly commended for the Forward Prize.
His second collection, Mirrorstage, is out this month with Cipher Press. Expect an intimate night of readings, performance, and open mic.
23 April, 7pm – 9pm
Tickets £12
Lala Books, 4a Grove Lane, SE5 8SY
Open studios, Pullens Yard:
The historic Pullens Yards – a collection of three charming Victorian cobbled courtyards – will be opening its doors across three days this June.
The weekend features music, food and community, inviting locals to learn about the makers.
From shoemakers and jewellery designers to bespoke flooring specialists and flower pressers, the range of craftsmanship on display will offer a glimpse into the skill and creativity inside the unique space.
5 – 7 June
Pullen’s Yard, SE17 3LH
FlyBy: A New Musical, Southwark Playhouse:
Running for a limited six-week season, FlyBy at Southwark Playhouse is a new musical telling the story of Daniel, an unpredictable engineer, and Emily, a fiercely intelligent documentary film maker with a complicated past.
Starring Poppy Gilbert and Stuart Thompson, the production explores themes of desire, talent and ambition through an intimate and exhilarating love story.
Running until 16 May
Ticket from £16
Southwark Playhouse Borough, 77-85 Newington Causeway, SE1 6BD
