A new fairground coming to Somerset House
Location: Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA
Date: Thursday 15 July – Sunday 22 August 2021
Price: Free entry to site; £5 per person for dodgem rides
Image: Somerset House
To make up for the cancellation of their Christmas ice rink, Somerset House is treating us to an incredible art-infused fairground. DODGE: Drink, Dine & Dodgems will also feature immersive art installations by artist and designer Yinka Ilori, outdoor dining experienced by Jimmy Garcia and late-night DJ sessions from Dodge Lates.
There will also be an independent marketplace in the East Wing which will feature local, ethical, and sustainable products. The boutique will offer the opportunity to support artists, Black-owned businesses, and the environment as part of a new mindful shopping experience. Click here to find out featured retailers.
Website: www.somersethouse.org.uk
Updated 12.07.21
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