A park in Lewisham was transformed into a Winter Wonderland this weekend for an afternoon of festive fun.
Around 2,000 people gathered in Forster Memorial Park for the event on December 4 hosted by Phoenix Community Housing.
From ice skating, face painting, to refreshments and snowman-making workshops, there was something for everyone to get in the Christmas spirit.
Santa and a team of reindeers greeted families throughout the day.
Chief executive of Phoenix Community Housing, Jim Ripley, said: “Our Christmas event this year was fantastic.
“It’s great to see residents and members of the community celebrating together.
“It was not only an occasion to have fun, but also to influence our services and shape what we do.”
This year’s Christmas themed event is one of many events held by Phoenix.
The company says it uses the event to meet with residents, while providing information on training and advice services.
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Carmen Simpson, Phoenix resident and chair of Phoenix, said: “For many of our new residents, Winter Wonderland is their first experience of Phoenix.
“This is just the beginning for new voices to come forward and get involved to help shape and define our future. It’s an exciting time for Phoenix!”
The event was only available to residents for the day only.
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