A festival, aiming to foster racial harmony in the borough, drew in a crowd of thousands.
The Asian Mela, the largest event of its kind in south east London, was held on Plumstead Common.
Events and activities included fashion and art shows, food stalls, children's fair and bhangra music.
Headline acts included the Bollywood Angels and bhangra dancer Baharan Punjab Diyan.
The Mela aims to expose other cultures within the borough to the rich history and traditions of music, dance and art in Asian culture.
The event was organised by Greenwich Council with support from businesses and community groups.
July 10, 2002 13:30
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