A live performance of the Greatest Story in football with original music. Concentrating on the year 2002 when Wimbledon FC was moved against the fans will to a small town in Buckinghamshire. Described as the first & only football franchising atrocity ever to take place & yet 9 weeks later with a reformed club, a new stadium & entering the Read more…

An evening of uplifting song featuring Pete Churchill’s whistle-stop tour of The Great American Songbook Special Guests Pete Churchill – renowned jazz musician and composer Immy Churchill – jazz singer-songwriter Featuring Merton’s Young Voices Wimbledon Community Chorus https://www.wimbledoncommunitychorus.org.uk/ Tickets can be booked here https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/wcc/t-zzyzkza Read more…

The perfect activity for the half term holidays! You Choose – Live on Stage! Tues 30th May 11.30am & 2pm at the Lantern Arts Centre in Raynes Park. Based on the brilliant book by Nick Sharratt & Pippa Goodhart, this completely interactive show, with games and challenges means You Choose what happens and each show is unique. Fun for all Read more…

Community Group Drumming Session. Free taster sessions for new first timers. All welcome, expecially non-drummers / non-musicians. Regulars £5 per session. Paypal prefered but cash on the night is fine. Email me for payment details or any questions: Wimbledrum@gmail.com 7.15 pm – 8.45 pm (including a tea break) All Saints Church Hall Norman Road, South Wimbledon, SW19 1BU Read more…

“fascinating and characterful documentary” Wendy Ide, Observer This critically-acclaimed doc brings to life, through art and letters, the work of mid-20th century artist Eric Ravilious. His admirers including Grayson Perry, Alan Bennett & Ai Weiwei make the case that he should be recognised as one of the greats of English art. Director Margy Kinmonth joins us for an in-person Q&A Read more…

Carlton Theatre Group are delighted to be performing Howard Brenton’s “Anne Boleyn” at the Wimbledon Theatre Studio from the 16th-20th May. With a cast of 17 talented actors bringing to life Howard Brenton’s version of this historically significant Queen’s life, who can resist a bit of royal history in this, our coronation year. James 1st taking the crown of England Read more…

Come and join us for an evening of Eurovision fun, food and maybe even fancy dress! Your ticket covers entry in to our grand raffle! Read more…

SingFest – St Mark’s Church, Wimbledon Wimbledon Community Chorus will be joining with other Merton Choirs for this years’ annual Singfest. Wimbledon Community Chorus, led by Musical Director Soo Bishop, Creative Director of Merton Music Foundation and accompanied by brilliant local pianist and cellist Giles Kennedy, will perform in the second of 4 short concerts across the day, given by Read more…

Community Group Drumming Session. Free taster sessions for new first timers. All welcome, expecially non-drummers / non-musicians. Regulars £5 per session. Paypal prefered but cash on the night is fine. Email me for payment details or any questions: Wimbledrum@gmail.com 7.15 pm – 8.45 pm (including a tea break) All Saints Church Hall Norman Road, South Wimbledon, SW19 1BU Read more…

The chance to watch the coronation of King Charles iii on the big screen. Food and entertainment included. Read more…

“A haunting, delicate portrait of childhood” Kate Muir, Times A girl in 1950s northern Spain seeks to understand her distant, mysterious father. This little-seen masterpiece by Spirit of the Beehive director Victor Erice is one of Pedro Almodovar’s favourite films. There will be a post-screening Q&A with Professor Peter Evans, an expert on Spanish cinema. El Sur was voted the Read more…

We are pleased to be continuing our series of classical guitar concerts, given by Royal College of Music students (masters or final year) in preparation for their graduation recitals in the summer. We hope the concerts will be of interest to both members of the congregation and to the local community. The next concert will be on Friday 28th April, Read more…

The Worple Art Group will be exhibiting their new artworks in their Spring Exhibition. Over 200 contemporary, original paintings and prints will be on show and available for purchase at affordable prices. The exhibition will be an eclectic variety of styles and subjects, including landscapes, abstracts, still life and flowers, animals and portraiture. The artists will be present and happy Read more…

Community Group Drumming Session. Free taster sessions for new first timers. All welcome, expecially non-drummers / non-musicians. Regulars £5 per session. Paypal prefered but cash on the night is fine. Email me for payment details or any questions: Wimbledrum@gmail.com 7.15 pm – 8.45 pm (including a tea break) All Saints Church Hall Norman Road, South Wimbledon, SW19 1BU Read more…

Community Forum meetings are for anyone with an interest in the local area.  They are chaired by local councillors.  Issues raised are referred to the responsible organisation to follow up and report back on how problems are resolved. If you would like to suggest items to be discussed at a Raynes Park Community Forum meeting please contact the Raynes Park Read more…

“An often shoulder-shudderingly funny film, whose comic dialogue is dazzlingly designed and performed.” Robbie Collin, Telegraph Lifelong friends in 1920s rural Ireland, Pádraic (Colin Farrell) and Colm (Brendan Gleeson), come to an impasse when Colm abruptly ends the relationship. Martin McDonagh’s elegiac tragicomedy won 4 BAFTAs, including Best British Film. “It’s visually stunning and consistently witty while being unafraid to Read more…

We offer a games focused activity for children aged 8-12 years-old. We believe that children today don’t play enough games. At our camp children will be playing and developing games such as Capture-the-Flag, French Cricket, Marco Polo, SPUD and many others. They will be deciding on how the games should be played and what the rules should be for each Read more…

Directed by Amy Phillips Wednesday 29th March – Saturday 1st April 2023 7.30pm (Saturday matinee, 2.30pm) “Some tattered notes from your brother? Some village dunce school for girls? You think that – that joke of an education – gives you a right to set foot here? At Cambridge? Cambridge!” “Love or knowledge: which would you choose?”​ Blue Stockings is the Read more…

Directed by Amy Phillips Wednesday 29th March – Saturday 1st April 2023 7.30pm (Saturday matinee, 2.30pm) “Some tattered notes from your brother? Some village dunce school for girls? You think that – that joke of an education – gives you a right to set foot here? At Cambridge? Cambridge!” “Love or knowledge: which would you choose?”​ Blue Stockings is the Read more…

Directed by Amy Phillips Wednesday 29th March – Saturday 1st April 2023 7.30pm (Saturday matinee, 2.30pm) “Some tattered notes from your brother? Some village dunce school for girls? You think that – that joke of an education – gives you a right to set foot here? At Cambridge? Cambridge!” “Love or knowledge: which would you choose?”​ Blue Stockings is the Read more…