A free Children’s Festival to celebrate Windrush 75 with the community of children and their families at the Max Roach Centre.
This year we are honoured to theme our FREE 2-day children’s festival event to commemorate, educate and celebrate Windrush 75. Located in the heart of Brixton, with support from local partners our outdoor space will be transformed into a vibrant and engaging festival environment, with a grand set-up for children’s entertainment, music, games, activities, food and stalls.
The Children’s Festival is the highlight of our calendar at LCC and is an amazing intergenerational event for children, families and the local community to come together and have fun. This is a ticket only event for 150 individuals on each day.
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