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Disco Picnic Hits Peckham This Thursday

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This Thursday, Roar News will be heading down to Disco Picnic, a celebration of art, fashion, food and music in Peckham.

As part of The South London Art Map, the event will feature artistic works from London-based artists, music from the likes of Hotel Motel, Tuck Shop, Luv’ Dancin, as well as many secret special guest DJs, cocktails, fashion and food courtesy of celebrated DJ Seth Troxler’s Smokey Tails.

Expect vintage clothes shopping courtesy of The Club, and works from artists photographers and fashion labels in two stripped back Victorian Houses.

 

 

 

The event will run from Thursday 3rd December, every weekend, until Saturday 19th December, 5pm-1am. Entry: Free before 8pm, £3 after

Read Roar News this Friday for our review!

 

 

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