As part of the Streatham Food Festival, this free cookery demonstration uses freshly harvested produce from the Streatham Common Community Garden. Hosted by local chef, Marente van der Valk.

A Musical Journey packed with West End Show Tunes.

You are invited to either bring a picnic or choose from a selection of pop up food stalls

Tickets £15 or £17 to include a small corkage fee

Fundraising Event for Streatham Common Co-operative

As part of Streatham Food Festival, local charity Drop-In Centre for Asylum Seekers and Refugees host a fundraising evening of delicious Eritrean, Ethiopian and world food. Suggested donation of £10 per adult.

As part of Streatham Food Festival, Spires wants to bring local people together to share their own favorite dishes from their cultural background. Price £5.00 all proceeds will go to the Spires Centre.

The Lambeth Country Show returns to Brockwell Park, this free event, boasts a unique line-up that celebrates the very best of the city and countryside.

The Lambeth Country Show returns to Brockwell Park, this free event, boasts a unique line-up that celebrates the very best of the city and countryside.

A fantastic day of games and fun. All activities are free including: bouncy castles, face painting, toddler soft-play, bungee run, penalty shoot out, photography and poetry, young people creative space, cake stalls, competitions and refreshments.

Come to the Crossrail2Streatham public meeting and hear what we must do now to get Streatham on the route map.

The Annual General Meeting of Streatham Theatre Company will be held on 20 June 2016.
All paid-up voting Members are entitled to attend and vote. Others may attend but are not entitled to vote. You can join or renew prior to the meeting, either in advance or on the evening. Please contact [email protected].

In May, Simon Callery will move into the DOLPH space, using it as a studio from which to make new works based on the local Streatham area. Through these new paintings, Callery aims to expose all the evidence of how they are made in order to reveal the underlying concerns of his working practice. Although Callery’s work exists within a broad context of British landscape painting, his paintings challenge established conventions. His recent Flat Paintings were based on a rural archaeological excavation site in North Wales.