Care homes throughout Bexley joined the fun for the national care home open day.
Sidcup homes Sunrise of Frognal and The Oaks Care Centre both threw open their doors on Friday, June 19.
Sunrise invited 80s singer David Van Day and partner Sue Moxley to perform, while displaying art work from the residents, accompanied by champagne and canapés.
David Van Day and Sue Moxley
A Sunrise spokesman said: "Art can also be much more than a creative pastime - it can play a crucial role for residents living with forms of memory loss, as it keeps their minds active and can act as a form of therapy."
The Oaks celebrated in the sunshine with an international themed BBQ, featuring DJ Mackie and singer Elkie Jeffery.
Valerie Taylor offers a sweet to Charlie Pike, 15months, with grandmother Patricia and dad Steven Pike
Meanwhile Adelaide Care Centre in Bexleyheath hosted a Hawaiian themed extravaganza, with music from guitarist Jamie Steen.
Adelaide was joined by new Bexley mayor Coun Sybil Camsey.
Left to right: Beryl Hendricks, Coun Camsey and Jill Ezra
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