All of the events are FREE apart from, as shown, the two concerts at the Fairfield and the A Passage to India screening at the David Lean. Many thanks to Bernard Winchester for compiling this.

Saturday 

1. 11: the Dhol Academy drummers to 11.30am
2. 12: the Sitar Ensemble to 12.30pm
3. 12: Apsara Arts Indian Wedding celebratory experience with music till 4pm
4. 12.30: the Dhol Academy drummers to 1pm
5. 12.30: Bride arrives for Indian Wedding celebratory experience
6. 1: A Passage to India at the David Lean Cinema until 4.30pm (£10)
7. 2.30: Gospel music till 3.15pm
8. 3.45: the Pif-Paf Moths in the High St and Katharine St to 4.30 and 6 to 6.45pm
9. 6: the Luminosi Trees in The Queen’s Garden to 9pm
10. 6: Miniscule of Sound: The World’s Smallest Nightclub, Clocktower, to 9pm
11. 6: Unbosi Marble Run Installation, United Nations Board of Significant Inspiration, Braithwaite Hall, Clocktower, to 9pm
12. 6: Spark! drumming, movement and light by World Beaters to 6.30pm
13. 6.30: Rewind Projection: the story of Croydon’s rich musical heritage beamed on to the Clocktower till 9pm 
14. 6.30: The Lightwalkers in the High St and Katharine St till 7.15 and 7.45 – 8.30pm
15. 7: Young Croydon Composers, Fairfield Concert Hall (£10.50)
16. 7.30: Spark! drumming, movement and light by World Beaters to 8pm
17. 8: the Pif-Paf Moths in the High St and Katharine St to 8.45pm
18. 8.30: Carnival of Croydon figures in the High Street 
    

Sunday 

1. 2: Sikh history walking tour, Gurdwara, 176 St James’s Road (free refreshments from 1pm)
2. 7.30: Kalasetu – Building Cultural Bridges, flamenco/tabla collaboration, Fairfield Halls (£20)