We celebrate the temporary as well as the long-haul, the momentary blossoms that bring colour to everyone’s lives as well as the trees that outlive us.
Here are some of the short-term projects which have brought life to Brixton Village over the last few months…
A pop-up shop from textile collective bricolage selling handmade textile products, all made or sourced thoughtfully by members of the group.
HERD was a design studio and retail space brought together by local architectural designer James Owen Webster.
A temporary art gallery from artists collective TRACT, hosting a series of exhibits and events entitled PLOT.
A strange emporium full of unusual gifts inspired by the festive season.
A photography project by Mike Marcus and Elizabeth Varley. Visitors to the market were invited to have their portraits taken in a pop-up studio.
A pop-up performance festival full of puppeteers, masked improvisers, mad hatters and vegetable detectives.
Come down to south London on the first Sunday of every month for the West Norwood Feast — a new people-powered street market which we’ve created with local residents and support from Lambeth council.
