June 2022
Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Celebration
Celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee with the Wimbledon & Putney Commons Conservators and the Wimbledon Windmill Museum. Two simultaneous processions from the Wimbledon Village and Roehampton War Memorials will start at 8:45pm, leading to the Windmill, which will be illuminated as part of the nationwide event of the lighting of the beacons. A programme of music and song by candlelight, with the choir from St Mary's Wimbledon will then follow. The event is free of charge with a suggested donation…
Find out more »Wimbledon BookFest : Sunrise
Following the success of the two-event format in 2021, Wimbledon BookFest fans can look forward to more of the same this year. The first in-person Summer event, Sunrise, promises another exciting programme of events featuring a range of writers, artists and thinkers – from well-known names to important new voices and local talent. This summer's line-up has a very topical focus and includes a range of speakers covering UK and global affairs, as well as taking a closer look at our…
Find out more »July 2022
Summer Evening Walk on the Common
Join the Commons' management team for a walk around Wimbledon Common and learn about the current conservation projects. This event is free of charge but donations are gratefully accepted. Refreshments will be provided before the walk. As places are limited, booking is required.
Find out more »September 2022
Wimbledon & Putney Commons Open Day
The popular Commons Open Day event is back after a 2 year absence. Look forward to bird of prey, horse and dog displays, fairground rides, craft, food & drink stalls and plenty more to keep the whole family entertained throughout the day. Check the WPCC website for details.
Find out more »Wimbledon BookFest Sunset
Following the success of the two-event format in 2021, Wimbledon BookFest fans can look forward to more of the same this year. The second in-person Summer event, Sunset, promises another exciting programme of events featuring a range of writers, artists and thinkers – from well-known names to important new voices and local talent. Confirmed speakers include: Dame Sheila Hancock, one of Britain's best loved actors, who opens up about her ninth decade in her new book, Old Rage Part talk, part…
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