With a rich mix of culture and smells, Peckham is one of the most ethnically diverse districts in London, with communities from Bangladesh, the Caribbean, China, India, Ireland, Nigeria, Pakistan, Turkey, Eastern Europe and Vietnam. Discovered by creatives because of its exciting cheap spaces, the opportunities offered by this, and its’ proximity to the East on the overground, Peckham has grown in cultural ‘cool’. The secret is well and truly out, so before the developers get their grubby hands all over it come and take a wander around.
Get fed delicious home cooked pasta in a cosy little hut.
This is a curious occasional art gallery space of sorts run by artists Luke Drozd & Eva Rowson with a totally DIY ethic. It’s just a living room in their flat. It started out in 2010 from a desire to create a space for their friend’s work, artists they admire and occasionally their own efforts. A recent exhibition entitled ‘Bookish’ showcased over 40 artists publications that have exhibited there in the last 5 years. They also put on various exhibitions and musical events in the area so keep a look out for '38B presents' posters telling you just that.
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