Urban Village Fete

10 May

When: Monday 10th May 2015
Where: Greenwich Peninsula

We’re collaborating with Greenwich Peninsula and HemingwayDesign to bring a healthy dose of HLA acitivity to their Urban Village Fete next month.

On 10th May and free to attend, The Urban Village Fete is a contemporary twist on the traditional village fair and will celebrate the best in design, music, art, food, modern craftsmanship and making.

We’ll be presenting a select cohort of HLA artists as part of the live programme for the day. This group includes; Richard Dedomenici with his world famous Swivelympics, Ilana Mitchell with her beautiful and edible Edicures, Nu-Urban Gardeners who imagine new green landscapes with their Post-Urban Gardens and wordsmiths The Poetry Takeaway.

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