Ladywell Live
  • Local News
  • Community
    • Community Groups
  • Neighbourhood
    • Where to Eat/Drink
    • Other Local Businesses
    • Family Support – Resources
  • Local History
  • Ladywell Assembly
    • About Ladywell Assembly
  • Ladywell Society
    • About Ladywell Society
  • Contact
  • Local News
  • Community
    • Community Groups
  • Neighbourhood
    • Where to Eat/Drink
    • Other Local Businesses
    • Family Support – Resources
  • Local History
  • Ladywell Assembly
    • About Ladywell Assembly
  • Ladywell Society
    • About Ladywell Society
  • Contact
AssemblyCommunityLocal News

Save Brockley Max: A Frightful Yarns fundraiser at Halloween!

by Tony October 25, 2019
October 25, 2019

Brockley Max, the community arts festival that showcases local talent, is facing a challenging 2020 after assembly funding cuts. A campaign to save Brockley Max and raise vital funds kicks off with a Halloween fundraiser.

Moira Tait, festival director, writes: An evening of ghost stories and spooky tales in aid of Brockley Max. Join us on Halloween, (October) at 7.30pm, for the f st of a series of events to raise funds for the Brockley Max festival and to celebrate the launch of our Save Brockley Max campaign.

Held upstairs at the Honor Oak Pub; its an evening of ghostly tales, horrorful stories and frightful fiction! Showcasing a selection of spooky short stories from the best of local writers, including Cherry Potts, Neil Lawrence, Mark Bowsher, Nikki Lee, Ian Richardson, Rob Kerrigan and Paul Batterham. 


Tickets are £5 from Eventbrite. Over 14’s only.
We look forward to seeing you!

Brockley MaxcommunityFundingLadywell assembly
0 comment
0
FacebookTwitterWhatsapp
previous post
Finishing touches made to long awaited mural celebrating Lewisham’s suffragettes
next post
The Catford murder that led to big changes in the criminal justice system

Related Posts

Summer community festival to showcase the best of...

May 30, 2026

Ladywell residents angered by illegal dumping of commercial...

May 29, 2026

“An all year round meeting place for the...

May 28, 2026

Ladywell Society criticises developer for failing to protect...

May 19, 2026

Ladywell Society funded Playtower mural celeberates endurance and...

May 17, 2026

A deeply researched foray into the history and...

April 27, 2026

Leave a Comment Cancel Reply

Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment.

Ladywell Society News

Search the site

Sign up for our newsletter

Recent Tweets

Tweets by LadywellLive

Tag cloud

Arts Assembly Brockley Brockley Max Business catford cemeteries community Coronavirus council Council cuts Crime cycling development environment FoBLC green spaces health high street Hilly Fields housing Ladywell Ladywell assembly Ladywell Fields Ladywell history Ladywell Society Lewisham Lewisham Council lewisham local Local business Local History Mike Guilfoyle Music NCIL planning Playtower police pollution safer neighbourhoods Schools shops traffic transport Volunteering volunteers

Recent Comments

  • snoop on Housing, fly-tipping, the Playtower, cost of living, traffic, safer streets – local election candidates confront the issues facing Ladywell residents
  • Madeleine Bracey on Know your neighbourhood: Ladywell from rural hamlet to Victorian London suburb
  • Lewisham seek to end development agreement at Ladywell Playtower - Murky Depths on Lewisham council to take control of Playtower after Guildmore fails to deliver
  • Catford Mews closes as Lewisham borough's only cinema repossessed - The Greenwich Wire on UPDATE – Council looks at applying for Heritage Lottery funding for Play Tower after developers Guildmore delay starting work amid rising costs
  • PL on Three projects – Ladywell Fields play area, Max in the Park, Christmas trees – recommended for NCIL funding

Categories

  • Assembly
  • Community
  • Featured
  • Ladywell Society
  • Local History
  • Local News
  • Neighbourhood
  • Slider
  • Top Stories
  • Uncategorized
  • Twitter
  • RSS

Privacy Policy
Designed and Developed by Catbytes

Read alsox

Ordrs: Lewisham based startup helps you shop online...

August 29, 2020

Lewisham council approves Landsec’s ambitious plans to transform...

October 17, 2025

UPDATE: Amro holds third round of public consultations...

August 16, 2025
We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it.