We all deserve a breather after the hectic week. So, relax with our selection of events in this week's What's On. Good for the soul, mind and body.
18 January 2019
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7 March 2018
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To really show your gratitude this Mother's Day, Culture Vulture Jenny Booth says plan an outing or experience. Much more creative than a simple gift.
22 February 2018
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The first signs of spring were in the air this week, with a hint of warmth in the sun and the snowdrops out. Things were stirring in the world of...
9 February 2018
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“If music be the food of love, play on. Give me excess of it,” demands Count Orsino in Shakespeare’s comedy Twelfth Night. It is a great play to watch on Valentine's Day,...
2 February 2018
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London’s newest cultural venue opens in Merton on Monday, and it is looking fantastic. Gone is the dreary, utilitarian Donald Hope Library in Colliers Wood which used to flood regularly when...
18 January 2018
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The issue of isolation has been very much on the agenda this chilly January, with the government appointing its first minister for loneliness. Wimbledon has been on national ITV news...
4 January 2018
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It’s sad when the Christmas decorations come down for Twelfth Night, so dash into the nearest theatre, art gallery or music venue for an artistic pick-me-up
7 December 2017
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This is the week the two big Christmas shows open locally, after The Snow Queen began at the Polka Theatre last week. Jack and the Beanstalk at the New Wimbledon...
23 November 2017
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The festive season has started. Winter craft fairs are in full swing and choirs are rehearsing for the traditional carol concert. This year, however, Merton is about to have a surprising...
16 November 2017
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Be one of the 5,000 visitors expected to attend Wimbledon Art Fair this weekend, or book your seat for jukebox musical Son Of A Preacher Man at the New Wimbledon...
