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Brockley Max 2023: Festival saved by community support kicks off on June 2. Full details of events available!

by Tony May 14, 2023
May 14, 2023

Community arts festival Brockley Max 2023 kicks off on June 2 with an Opening Night party in the afternoon and an evening of music and dancing in the street. 

Until mid- March it had all been in doubt because of a lack of funding. 

But an Opening Night crowdfunding campaign, an amazing community response, sponsors, advertisers, volunteers and event organisers have made another incredible festival with a superb musical line-up possible.

Sponsored by Brockley’s Rock, the opening night party will start at 4.00pm with a host of acts from rock, folk, punk … you name it! Acts include rap and RnB talent SlickdotR, Jay Johnson, and Uncz. 

Bands performing will include The Palindromes, Alex and the WonderLand, Guns 2 Roses, and there’ll be dance troupe Serious Soul Sisters.It will be hosted by MC Dre.

Download the festival programme here www.brockleymax.co.uk. Running from June 2 until June 10 there will be exhibitions everyday, a Black Icons Exhibition, guided tours, film nights, live music in lots of pubs around Brockley and Ladywell; and the Brockley Max Music Trail on Sunday June 4.

Download the festival programme here www.brockleymax.co.uk.

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