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Lewisham People's Day, 2006
Now in its 22nd year, the Annual Lewisham People's Day is south east London's largest and longest running community festival.
Billed as a celebration of 'creative Lewisham', it's a bumper free day of craft markets, dance, music, djs, poetry and circus.
Once again, large Glastonbury-style flags were flapping all over the place at the Lewisham People's Day, Mountsfield Park, Catford.
They're made by a bloke called Angus Watt, in case you're interested.
Romani Rad dancers in action.
There was much a-flapping and swirling of dresses going on as the dancers ran through some lively gypsy music.
Insect Circus and Menagerie, with exhibits including wasp tamers, dancing snails and liberty beetles.
A look inside the Insect Circus and Menagerie.
A view of the site and a stilt walking monster from Syrcus Circus.
Looking across the site.
The main Young Mayor's Stage hosted local acts, covering dance, garage, hip hop and dance hall.
Heart'n'Soul - featuring Offline regular Blind Lemon, play the Albany Unplugged stage.
One of the 'infamously silly' Splott Brothers and a Brixton singing guest!
Another taker for the Splott Brothers show in the Piano Cafe.
Rock da house!
General festival view.
Final view, looking towards the Young Mayor's Stage.
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