What’s On in Dulwich: September 2025

What’s On in Dulwich: September 2025

From open-air spectacles in the park to cosy creative workshops, September 2025 promises plenty of opportunities to gather with friends, discover something new, and celebrate the charm of our local area. Whether you’re after family fun, music, craft, or simply a chance to soak up the atmosphere of Dulwich Village, there’s something for everyone..

September in Dulwich is a lovely time of year—the evenings are a little cooler, the leaves are just beginning to hint at autumn, and the neighbourhood feels alive with community spirit.

From open-air spectacles in the park to cosy creative workshops, September 2025 promises plenty of opportunities to gather with friends, discover something new, and celebrate the charm of our local area.

Whether you’re after family fun, music, craft, or simply a chance to soak up the atmosphere of Dulwich Village, there’s something for everyone to enjoy this month.

1. DroneArt Show: Music That Lights Up the Night
On 25, 26, & 27 September, Dulwich Park plays host to a spectacular open-air experience: a drone show synced with live music from a string orchestra. Expect stunning visuals dancing across the sky in perfect harmony with soaring melodies. A magical way to spend a late-summer evening with friends or family.


2. Dulwich Village Artisan Fayre & Gift Market
On Saturday 27 September, Dulwich Village comes alive with its Artisan Fayre & Gift Market. This is the perfect spot to pick up handmade crafts, quirky gifts, and support local makers while enjoying the charm of the village. A great excuse for a leisurely stroll with plenty of treasures to discover.


3. Women’s Wellbeing Day, East Dulwich
Also on 27 September, East Dulwich is hosting a Women’s Wellbeing Day—a thoughtful day of mindfulness, self-care workshops, and inspiring talks. It’s a chance to connect, recharge, and explore new ways to prioritise wellbeing in a welcoming, supportive atmosphere.


4. Events at Bell House
Bell House has a particularly rich programme this September, offering something for every age and interest:
Darning Workshop – 20 September: Learn the art of repairing woollens beautifully.
Sashiko Stitching Workshop – 20 September: Discover this Japanese decorative stitching technique.
Family Magic Show – 21 September: A light-hearted afternoon perfect for children (and the young at heart).
Magic Mix (adults only) – 22 September: An evening of close-up magic and illusions.
Creative Arts Club: Collage Landscapes – 26 September: A hands-on session for anyone who loves colour and creativity.
Dyslexia Fair – 27 September: Free, family-friendly, and packed with support, information, and activities.

5. Music & Community at Christ’s Chapel
Christ’s Chapel on Gallery Road has a couple of gentle, uplifting events this month:
Lunchtime Concert – 24 September, 1.30-2pm: A calm midweek cultural break.
Choral Evensong – 28 September, 6pm: A reflective evening service with beautiful music, open to all.



September 2025 in Dulwich is shaping up to be a month of creativity, connection, and celebration. With everything from dazzling skies over Dulwich Park to the cosy charm of Bell House workshops, locals can expect plenty of reasons to step out, join in, and enjoy the best of our community.

Warm Regards
Kate and Rob Hill, Greater London Properties

Founders of GLP & The Support Our Schools Initiative
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