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Liberate yourself at BonkersFest!

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Emma Emma | 14:50 UK time, Monday, 8 May 2006

A partnership lead by present This is a one day music and arts festival, due to take place in Camberwell Green, celebrating madness, creativity and eccentricity.

The Mayor of Southwark will launch BonkersFest! at noon on Saturday 3 June by firing a banana-filled cannon. This will be followed by live music in a big top, a carousel, art installations, talking lamp-posts, whispering trees, gossiping fence posts, a large drum jam, dramatics by Creative Routes and the Young Vic Theatre, jugglers and an alternative Punch and Judy.

We've blogged about Creative Routes in the past, so if you're interested, go along and check out what all the fuss is about.

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