Welcome to Wimbledon Village
The blend of chic shops, cafes and bars, set amongst handsome period buildings and open spaces makes Wimbledon Village unique in London. And those of us who work or live here appreciate what a special place it is.
This website, managed by the Wimbledon Village Business Association, aims to give you a taste of all that we have to offer. Please take a look around. We hope it tempts you to visit and enjoy, our Village.
VILLAGE NEWS
It’s Beginning To Feel More Like Christmas!
The tree is twinkling, the Christmas lights are glittering and we’re looking forward to spreading some Festive Cheer when lockdown ends next week. Our Village shops, salons, pubs, cafes and restaurants can’t wait to open their doors once again on December 2nd and welcome customers old and new. In the meantime many are continuing to […]
Table @ Vallebona Opens in Wimbledon Village
Italian goods purveyor Table@Vallebona has opened the doors of its first ever high street shop in the heart of Wimbledon Village. Located in the recently restored grade II listed former fire station, the store features a walk-in cheese and charcuterie maturation room – with over 50 types of cheese from 15 regions – a large […]
Wimbledon Music Festival goes virtual
This year’s Wimbledon International Music Festival, runs from Friday 13th November to Sunday 22nd November and will stream 10 events online via Vimeo. The cultural sector has been particularly badly hit during the pandemic, and the Festival is determined to play its part in keeping music alive. Tickets for individual performances are £10 each, while an […]
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Macmillan ‘Virtual’ Christmas Fair
Macmillan Merton has taken its annual Christmas Fair online, working in partnership with Brilliant Little Brands. Featuring a huge range of products - including Macmillan's popular Christmas Cards - 10% of all sales go to charity. Merton Committee has been based in Wimbledon for around 60 years now and has raised over £2.1 million since 1994 (averaging £84k per year). All the funds raised go to support services in Merton.