Brockley Max in it to win it!
Brockley Max is an enormously fun nine-day community arts festival, but planning and securing funds to make it happen each year takes many months. In fact, the Brockley Max team…
Read MoreBlack Icons Winners Announced.
We are thrilled to announce that the four(!) women chosen to be painted are Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, Mavis Best and Kristina and Sadé Alleyne. The murals will be painted during the…
Read MoreWays you can support this year’s festival
Here are some of the ways you can support this years festival…
Read MoreCalling all young people to enter our competition
Attention young artists alike! We have a competition for you to submit your female icons. Draw, paint, write or submit your preferred artform for a chance for it to be…
Read MoreVoting Open for the Black Icons Murals
Voting is now open for the public to choose their favourite woman to be painted as a mural in Brockley, SE4. Three murals have been commissioned; this also being a…
Read MoreSave the Opening Night
We’ve had over 15 years of free music at the now legendary Brockley Max Opening Night, but we can’t do it this year as all our funding sources have dried…
Read MoreCreative Workshop this Sunday 17th Feb
Reminder for our drop-in workshop this Sunday (17th Feb) at @migrationmuseum 2-5pm as part of @MayorofLondon #UntoldStories project. Come in and create, learn and be part of an exciting project,…
Read MoreTAIT & SMILE
Roving Review #10 by Robert Cole There’s been more than one Jubilee this week, apparently. The better one was held in Brockley under the careful guidance of ‘Queen’ Moira Tait.…
Read MoreSAM ‘THE MAN’ WILKINSON
Roving Review #9 by Robert Cole Some say that if you remember the 1960s, you weren’t there. If you want to know how Eric Clapton, Van Morrison, and Bob Dylan…
Read MoreTHREE INTO FOUR DOES GO
Roving review #8 by Robert ColeA Magic City Trio with four musicians? Yeah, let’s get over it. They were still magical: and as much as I like Johnny Cash and…
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