Max Roach Park
A small neighbourhood park in Brixton, named after the American jazz drummer Max Roach.
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Places worth your time in Brixton
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Landmarks, museums, parks and viewpoints in and around the neighbourhood.
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A small neighbourhood park in Brixton, named after the American jazz drummer Max Roach.
A market street that was among the first in London lit by electricity, later the title of Eddy Grant's 1983 hit.
A national heritage centre for Black British history, with exhibitions and an archive on Windrush Square.
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A local department store in central Brixton.
Restored windmill on Brixton Hill with an education centre and gardens.
Large Lambeth park on the edge of Herne Hill, with a lido and a walled garden.
Outdoor swimming pool in Brockwell Park, opened in 1937.
Community space of independent food and drink traders in converted shipping containers.
Covered market arcade of independent restaurants, cafes and shops.
Theatre and arts centre on Coldharbour Lane.
Live music venue on Stockwell Road in a former 1929 cinema.
Victorian public park in Camberwell with a bandstand and formal gardens.
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Contemporary art gallery and artists' studios in Clapham.
Picturehouse cinema on Brixton Oval, beside Windrush Square.
Public square in central Brixton; the Black Cultural Archives are housed at number 1.
Open-air cycling track on Burbage Road in Herne Hill.
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