January Events in South London

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A guide to January events & festivals south of the river

	January January means door in Latin i.e. door to the year Our Flower of the Month is the Snowdrop. Visit Hever Castle, Kent, in February to view the Snowdrop Walk (70,000 snowdrops).	Live Music Jan Events Feb Events March Events April Events May Events June Events July Events Aug Events Sept Events Oct Events Nov Events Dec Events
	Get Fit in January For Yoga, Pilates, Cycling. Swimming, personal trainers, gyms and more see A Guide to Health and Fitness services in South London
	25: Burns Night Robert Burns was born in Alloway, Scotland, on January 25, 1759. His birthday has been celebrated since 1802 with a Burns Supper which includes haggis, neeps and tatties, rounded off with drams of whisky. Buy your haggis (a type of sausage made of sheep’s stomach stuffed with oatmeal mixed with offals) from these butchers in London & the South East. The Story
	In season: Yorkshire forced rhubarb Yorkshire forced rhubarb is known for its delicate flavour and striking crimson stalks, but it is a fragile crop with few growers left. Unlike outdoor varieties, forced roots are grown in fields for two years, where they store energy and are moved into forcing sheds after November frosts. They are then grown in complete darkness and harvested by candlelight, to avoid photosynthesis turning them green and tough. Buy Yorkshire Rhubarb from your local greengrocer or online
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