The Wimbledon Society
The Wimbledon Society was established in 1903 to help conserve the best of Wimbledon’s historic and natural heritage and is one of the country’s oldest civic groups.
Membership is £15 pa for an individual member and £20 for a family and members receive a quarterly Newsletter and access to the Museum’s archives; the local history group and activities.
Please also see our website for more details including how to join the society.
The Friends of Wimbledon and Putney Commons
Who are the Friends?
The Friends of Wimbledon and Putney Commons bring together all of those who are connected by a passion for the Commons, for the purposes of collective celebration and fund raising. The Constitution and remit of the Friends can be found here
Why Support Us?
Every path, heathland, bog, stream, pond and woodland has an incalculable value that requires ongoing investment. Without skilled conservation officers, mounted keepers and our very committed staff, our unique Commons would not be as they are today: safe, clean and preserved. That is why every contribution you make, small and large, is so important.
By becoming a Friend of Wimbledon and Putney Commons, you will be playing a crucial role in preserving, protecting and maintaining this unique and special place.
As a Friend, you will be invited to attend special events that will provide a unique experience of the Commons amongst those who share your passion and commitment.
Become a Friend
Individual Friend (adults over 18 years old) £30 per year (or £3 per month)
Household Friend (two adults plus children under 16 years of age) £40 per year (or £4 per month)
Benefactor (two adults plus children under 16 years of age) £250 per year (or £20 per month)
Patron £1,000 per year (£85 per month)
Corporate £5,000 per year (£420 per month)
Wimbledon Film Club
Wimbledon Film Club is a welcoming award-winning local club, screening in central Wimbledon at the Curzon, 23 The Broadway, Wimbledon SW19 1RE, opposite Wimbledon Station.
Screenings are on selected Tuesday evenings (see screening dates on home page). Doors open at 8pm, films start at 8.30pm. You’ll get film notes and post-film discussion and we’ll bring you as many guest speakers for post-film Q&A and special events as we can.
Non-members welcome, or join Wimbledon Film Club and get a range of benefits as well as discounted tickets.Wimbledon Film Club is a registered charity run for the whole community by a committee of unpaid volunteers.
The Arts Society Wimbledon
The Arts Society Wimbledon is a member society of The Arts Society, which was founded in 1968 as NADFAS. It is now a leading arts education charity with a global network of local societies which bring people together through a shared love for the arts. The belief that the arts have the potential to enrich people’s lives is at the heart of the organsiation.
Here in Wimbledon we offer a welcoming place to hear expert lecturers share their specialist knowledge in a programme of illustrated lectures in the meeting hall and simultaneously on Zoom. Lectures last for around an hour, followed by questions. In addition we offer tailor-made group visits to places of interest around London and day trips further afield. A bespoke tour in the UK or abroad is also an annual feature of our programme.
The Wimbledon Guild
The Wimbledon Guild is a community charity in Merton offering practical help and support, so you’ll never have to face life’s challenges alone.
Whether you’re worried about money, you’re feeling low or overwhelmed, or you’re looking for new friends and activities locally, we’re always here.
Wimbledon Guild is more than just a place, we’re a real community where everyone belongs.