Find out what to see and do this year across the borough

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See what's on over the coming months in Bexley

May

Zoopcamp at Tump 39

Zoopcamp at Tump 39

Join Three Rivers for two days of shared listening and broadcasting at Tump 39 on 2 and 3 May - a rewilded former Victorian munitions depot hidden in a Thamesmead housing estate and the UK's first Zoöp! Let your senses recalibrate to the hum of grass and insects, wind currents, birdsong, and the low murmur of urban edges returning to soil, because sometimes the most interesting sounds are underground.

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The Ballad of Maria Marten

The Ballad of Maria Marten

A modern play, putting new clothes on a very old murder mystery but with humour, a little music, and ultimately positive messages. This production will run from 2 to 9 May at the Geoffrey Whitworth Theatre.

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Crook Log Antique and Collectors Fair

Crook Log Antique and Collectors Fair

Visit Crook Log Leisure Centre on Sunday 3 May for up to 140 stalls selling antiques, collectables, vintage and memorabilia!

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Create a Vision Board

Create a Vision Board

Would you like to find out more about yourself and your aspirations? Join Bettie for a workshop where you can discover more about your dreams and future goals. Taking place at the Exchange, Friday 8 May.

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Danson House Street Food Evenings

Danson House Street Food Evenings

Street food stalls and live music return to Danson House on Friday 8 May, back for the fourth year running, this community night will have food, music, garden games and more!

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Felting Craft Ornaments with Edita

Felting Craft Ornaments with Edita

On Saturday 9 May, get creative with an introduction to felting hosted by artist Edita Juchneviciene. Learn the basics of wet felting and create your own handmade items using wool, water, and soap.

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42nd Street

42nd Street

42nd Street is a classic Broadway tale set during the Great Depression, following an aspiring chorus girl who unexpectedly lands the lead role in a big musical production. Filled with dazzling tap dance numbers and show-stopping songs performed by Bird College Students, running between 11 to 23 May

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The Laramie Project by Moisés Kaufman, Tectonic Theater Project

The Laramie Project by Moises Kaufman, Tectonic Theatre Project

This powerful piece of verbatim theatre examines the aftermath of the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard, a young gay man living in Laramie, Wyoming. Through the words of Laramie’s own citizens, the production invites audiences to reflect on society, identity, and what it means to be human. 14 to 16 May, Rose Theatre, Rose Bruford College

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Jewellery-Making Class

Jewellery-Making Class

Enjoy a relaxed, hands-on class led by local crafter Biljana at the Exchange. Discover the joy of designing and beading your very own custom jewellery! Friday 15 May, 11am to 1pm

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Guided Walk: The General Strike in Erith

Guided Walk: The General Strike in Erith

Book a spot on this guided walk and join Archives Officer Penny Duggan to consider how the General Strike in May 1926 affected workers in Erith and the impact it had on local residents. Taking place on Saturday 16 May at 2:30pm.

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General Field Recorder Day

General Field Recorder Day

On May 16, join like-minded people with an interest in recording wildlife observations for a day identifying and recording in an informal environment at Lesnes Abbey Woods, adults only.

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The Edward Alderton Theatre

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

First performed in 1966 at the Edinburgh Fringe, this tragicomedy follows the titular characters of Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, two minor characters from Shakespeare's Hamlet, as they navigate the events of the play. Exploring themes of fate, free will and the nature of reality, this amateur production will run from 16 to 23 May.

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Mosaic Tile Making Workshop

Mosaic Tile Making Workshop

Lesnes Abbey is home to a large mosaic which shows the medieval life of the monks that used to live here. Come along to this event to have a go at tile smashing and making a mosaic of your own design. This workshop takes place on 28 May, children must be accompanied by an adult

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BexFest Live

BexFest Live

One of Bexleyheath's favourite days returns this spring on Saturday 30 May! With live music, street food, entertainers and more to be announced in the coming weeks. It's a proper community celebration, and the whole town is invited!

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