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About Fox And Firkin, London
Fox And Firkin, London is a grassroots music venue in Lewisham, London. Bring your own PA, mics and instruments.
Fox And Firkin, London books Jazz, Soul, Rock, Reggae, Folk, Latin, Electronic acts. Both original music and covers are welcome. This listing is part of the London venue directory.
The Fox & Firkin is a beloved live-music pub at 316 Lewisham High Street in south-east London (SE13 6JZ), rooted in community and creativity. It hosts an eclectic weekly line-up of local and international talent most Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings, with shows typically starting around 7pm and genres spanning jazz, soul, rock, reggae, folk, latin and rave nights, plus comedy. A summer jazz series runs June through September. The pub pours craft beers from its own on-site Firkin Brewery alongside stone-baked pizzas, and its sprawling rear garden — complete with a 1950s railway carriage and a 'Backstage Bar' — doubles as an outdoor events space. A genuine grassroots fixture of the Lewisham scene.
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316 Lewisham High Street, Lewisham, London, SE13 6JZ
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