Culture Jam in the Park

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* The event is completely free and no ticket is required *

Culture Jam in the Park is a unique, free youth-led one day festival created by young people aged 13-18 from across the Greenwich borough.

Supported by the Mayor of London's Culture Impact Award, the festival is part of Ignite! a creative programme bringing together the council, local young people and cultural and heritage organisations to celebrate creativity and community.

Visitors can enjoy live performances and food demonstrations, a Silent Disco Skate Jam, arts and crafts and movement workshops, community coooking competition, and a heritage exhibition.  

A vibrant celebration of Greenwich's unique heritage, diverse cultures and creativity of its young people.

About Ignite!
Ignite! Is presented by the Royal Borough of Greenwich, with Tramshed as Creative Programme Partner and the Royal Greenwich Heritage Trust (RGHT) as Heritage Service Partner. 

It is a unique, creative collaboration between the council, resident young people and local culture and heritage organisations, supported by a Cultural Impact Award, part of the Mayor of London’s Borough of Culture programme. It is made possible with additional support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and Arts Council England.
 

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      Culture Jam in the Park

      Type:Summer highlights

      Greenwich Park [General Wolfe Statue], Greenwich, London, SE10 8EJ

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      Opening Times

      Culture Jam in the Park (19 Sept 2026)
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      Saturday11:00 - 18:00

      * FREE Admission

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