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Apr 22, 2024 · From catching a gig at Brixton Jamm to taking a dip in Brockwell Lido, here’s our rundown of 10 of the very best things to do in Brixton.
Brixton Village houses over 100 independent traders whose restaurants, boutiques, fruit and veg, meat, fish and massses of international food shops. This has created one of the most exciting places to visit in London. Duration: 1-2 hours.
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Oct 30, 2023 · The long history of Market Row and Granville Arcade, now known as Brixton Village, has borne witness to everything from world wars to destitution and regeneration.
- Visit Pop Brixton. It's hard to explain Pop Brixton unless you see it for yourself, but the community space houses start-up businesses working in food, retail and design.
- Explore the Black Cultural Archives. Founded in 1981, the Black Cultural Archives is all about collecting, preserving and celebrating the history of African and Caribbean people in Britain.
- Eat at Brixton Market. Stroll through the stalls at Brixton Market, a street market located just outside the Brixton Tube station. It's run by local traders and the market features several special events throughout the week, including a flea market and a farmers' market.
- Swim in Brockwell Lido. Brixton's Brockwell Park is a beautiful green expanse where locals often hang out or picnic, but it's Brockwell Lido that should really draw you to the park.
To this day, Brixton Village is more than just a market – it’s a symbol of resilience and togetherness. Its history is a testament to the power of community spirit and the importance of preserving local traditions and heritage.
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Here’s an itinerary on how to spend a day in Brixton Village. Morning: In the morning get your caffeine kick from Greg at Addis in Brixton – a specialist in Ethiopian coffee. Then head over the road to Rachel & Malika’s and start making your way around all the independent artisan shops.