‘Praise in the Park’, London’s biggest and longest running open-air gospel event will be held on Sunday July 18 at Tooting Bec Common.
The event will be hosted by Premier Radio’s Muyiwa and Marcia Quarry will include live entertainment by artists such as Birmingham’s own Gospel star ‘Cie’, Raymond and Co, Jahaziel, Hilda Campbell, IDMC, The Kingdon Choir, Alan Charles, CL6 and many more.
Praise In The Park 2004 will take place between 12pm til 8pm and will provide activities and entertainment for all the family. For the kids there will be fun activities such as a bouncy castles, face painting, kiddies corner with games, exhibition stalls and more. Food will be available along with picnic tables.
The event will take place on Tooting Bec Common opposite the running track and entry is free of charge.
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