Open Call: The South East Way presents Wanderlust Hill 2025

Plan, programme, design and manage the Wanderlust Hill Stage at Thamesmead Festival 2025.

The image shows a group of people walking on a grassy path next to a construction site with large concrete buildings and cranes. The sky is cloudy with some light breaking through. The people are wearing casual outdoor clothing, suggesting a cool day.

Beneath the pavement, the marshes 2024

Collaboration between Three Rivers Bexley and Crossness Nature Reserve

Furrowing for Fungi

Fungi Futures, Rights for Weeds & Friends of Lesnes Abbey and Woods

Analog film still showing a man sitting on a small bench, looking at a piece of paper on the bench. He is dressed in long trousers and striped T-shirt. He is sitting in a natural environment, there are trees and bushes behind him, grass on the ground. The still has a reddish filter applied, distorting natural colours and giving it an older feel.

Dolphin Close

Join us for a special outdoor screening of Dolphin Close, a new film by artist Ed Webb-Ingall and Friends of Tump 39

Film still showing the title "Dolphin Close" in the middle in yellow. Someone's hand are seen opening a lock on a metal, greenish gate, on which there is a yellow notice board. Behind the gate, greenery, grass and trees can be seen.

On Turning Up

Ed Webb-Ingall shares a work-in-progress screening of From Dolphin Close and discusses collaborative practices with Rhea Storr

A DJ booth at a summer festival in the foreground, greenery in the background. Two people behind the DJ deck have their hands up, wearing black T-shirts. The booth is under a tent, with 2 speakers standing to the decks' sides. The deck is decorated with skulls, in line with a pirate theme. There is some audio equipment and boxes around the booth.

Get involved:  DJ at Wanderlust Hill 2025

The Gift of Blackberries (Summer 2024)

Collaboration between Three Rivers Bexley, Rights for Weeds, Maia Magoga & Compost Mentis

Three Rivers is hosted by Peabody Trust, with support from Orbit and Red House National Trust, and funded by Arts Council England through their national Creative People and Places programme.