Outside the Festival

Victoria Park in east London was created in 1845 and became an essential amenity for local people, many of whom lived in poor housing in the late 19th century.

Now like many London parks it is regularly used as the site for music festivals in the summer. The local council closes off a large area of the park with a tall fence, with access inside only available to ticket-buying festival goers.

Everyone else, like me, has to remain Outside the Festival. This is a collection of images of what we get to see of the event.