Performed in the round by a small ensemble cast, with only a handful of props and some symbolic pieces of set, Dicken’s great novel is pared back to its essentials...
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Performed in the round by a small ensemble cast, with only a handful of props and some symbolic pieces of set, Dicken’s great novel is pared back to its essentials...
Don’t miss the mesmeric exhibition of Aboriginal art that is opening in Wimbledon Village right now.
A special Australian Indigenous Art Exhibition is being held in Wimbledon Village on Sunday 4 December, showcasing the stunning and intricate artwork from the Northern Territory.
On a frosty winter’s night, enter the book-lined walls of Wimbledon library for a thrilling story of dark secrets, thwarted lives and twisted souls.
Let your hair down and get a bit silly with a trip to the Christmas panto. It’s a fantastic way to celebrate the end of term. Wimbledon is fortunate to...
The Wimbledon International Music Festival is back this year from 12 to 27 November 2016, bringing you the best musicians and composers from around the globe.
Join art lovers from across South-West London and discover mesmerising works of art by over 200 established and emerging artists, at Wimbledon Art Studios from 10 to 13 November, 2016.
The professional and highly successful Wimbledon-based chamber choir Sonoro, are set to perform a concert with Rachmaninoff’s monumental 'All-Night Vigil' (Vespers) on their home ground this Thursday, 22 September 2016.
During two weekends this autumn, Love Wimbledon are bringing art alive in partnership with the Wimbledon BookFest, celebrating the exciting and vibrant arts culture that SW19 has to offer.
With the news that Wimbledon, Kingston, Richmond, Wandsworth Guardian's, the Richmond & Twickenham Times, and the Surrey Comet are all under threat, it is perhaps time to question our plastic...
Janie Smith is a cup full of sass and the Culture Queen isn’t letting anything limit her. Whether she’s jet setting around the world or catching up on the latest shows she always has her ear to the ground.
