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Winter 2025 - A Season of Joy!
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Light up the dark with your imagination.
This winter, we’re sparking creativity in classrooms, cafés, community spaces, and city streets.
Our programme celebrates play, storytelling, and imagination - making moments of joy that bring us together.
Things to Watch
Homegrown
What: Performance
Where: The Home Café, Earlsfield
When: 13th September, 5pm
A celebration of London through young people’s eyes.
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This summer, young people explored the city’s spaces and stories as part of the Mayor’s Weekend.
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Join us for a spoken word supper featuring words, images, and tastes that reflect their hopes, identity, and connection to the city they call home.
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Made possible with funding from:
- The Mayor's Community Fund


Birdsong
What: Exhibition
Where: Home Café, Earlsfield & St. George's Hospital, Tooting
When: November 2025
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A celebration of St Georges Art Collection ​- to be exhibited at both Home Café and St George’s Hospital.
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Bird Song is a visual arts exhibition inspired by artworks from St. George’s Hospital. Local people responded to a chosen piece from the collection, creating original work that reflects their personal connection and interpretation of the collection from this. The exhibition celebrates unique voices, shared stories, and visual dialogue.
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Made possible with funding from:
- The St. George's Arts Team
Inside My Imagination
What: Performance
Where: The Home Café, Earlsfield
When: December 2025
A celebration that all play is play.
Inside My Imagination celebrates imagination as a form of knowledge and honours every child’s right to explore, create, and lead in their own way.
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The project is part of the London Borough of Culture programme.
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Made possible with funding from:
- The Wimbledon Foundation


Snowed In
What: Performance
Where: Home Café, Earlsfield
When: December 2025
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Step into a snowy world of wonder.
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Bring your blankets, pull up a chair, grab a hot chocolate, and let your hearts tingle with the joy of winter stories from around the world.
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Set inside the Home Café at St. Andrew’s Church and created with an intergenerational community company in collaboration with professional artists.
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Made possible with funding from:
- The Arts Council England
- Wandsworth Arts
Things to Join In
Bounce Club
(Ages 7-11)
What: Arts and Drama Club
Where: Home Café, Earlsfield
When: Starts September 2025
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Unleash your imagination at Bounce Club!
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Each week, we come together to play games, tell stories and share a meal, while exploring creative ways to communicate.
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This fun, inclusive space celebrates the unique voice of every child.
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Made possible with funding from:
- Wimbledon Community Foundation


Bounce Club
(Ages 12-16)
What: Arts and Drama Club
Where: Home Café, Earlsfield
When: Starts September 2025
Create - Your Own Way
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A creative space for young people.
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Whether you’re into writing, design, sound, film, performance, or something totally your own - this is a space to figure out your creative voice.
No pressure to perform, no need to fit in - just time, space, and support to create art on your terms.
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Made possible with funding from:
- The Momark Trust
Things for Schools
Speech Bubbles
What: Targeted Drama Classes in Schools
Where: Roehampton, Wandsworth
When: Starts September 2025
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Helping young children build confidence and communication through drama.
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Speech Bubbles is for children aged 5 to 7 who need support with communication. In small weekly groups, they explore storytelling, imaginative play, and character work with a trained drama facilitator and a member of school staff.
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In 2025, we’ll be delivering Speech Bubbles for 40 children in Roehampton, made possible by Wandsworth Arts
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Made possible with funding from:
- Wandsworth Arts


Bounce Project
What: Research and Development
Where: Various
When: Starts September 2025
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A creative enquiry designed around your school’s questions.
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The Bounce Project is a bespoke arts programme where children and young people explore a question and use creativity as a tool to investigate, express, and understand their world.
Inspired by learner-centred approaches like the International Baccalaureate, the Bounce Project encourages enquiry, critical thinking, and interdisciplinary learning.
We help children and young ask bold questions, take creative risks, and develop confidence as they shape their own stories and solutions.
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Made possible with funding from:
- Wandsworth Arts
"There isn’t enough happiness in the world at the moment. Coming to these sessions feels like heaven. I feel free to express my emotions, share my ideas and am open to everyone else’s thoughts. It is a safe and friendly environment. You couldn’t have made my life any better, because without it, I would be lost."
Participant