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This September, discover art through stitch, texture, colour and cloth. Contemporary Textiles London presents a collection of original textile artworks inspired by Morden Hall Park.
The legendary Morden Hall Park Quacky Races return this autumn as part of Wandle Fortnight.
Immerse yourself in nature’s healing power with a guided forest bathing session led by experienced facilitator Nigel Grimes. Relax, de-stress, and reconnect with the natural world at Morden Hall Park.
Our Park Explorers group is for children aged 2-5 years old and their parents/carers. Together we learn about the natural world around us, with a different outdoor theme each week.
Try out salsa dancing in a fun, friendly series of free evening sessions. Suitable for improver level as well as complete beginners, with no partner or experience needed.
Join our knowledgeable tour guides for a leisurely stroll around Morden Hall Park, you’re sure to learn something new.
Gather your friends and family for an exciting digital folklore adventure for 7-11 year olds and imaginative adults to play together.
Celebrate the season at Morden Hall Park with apple pressing, Morris dancing, family crafts, performances and a community food collection for a local food bank.
Discover the eight-legged wonders of Morden Hall Park
Explore the themes of Sinners through African spirituality, ancestry, ritual and cultural memory with Dr Michelle Asantewa.
Join a public screening exploring the climate and nature crisis and discuss what it means locally.
Discover the sounds and rhythms of the djembe in this playful, interactive drumming session for young children, inspired by animals, movement and African culture.
This Black History Month, join writer and cultural facilitator Dr Michelle Yaa Asantewa for a vibrant storytelling and activity session inspired by the powerful West African water spirit, Mami Wata. For ages 3+
Pick your personal sized pumpkin, carve it with our tools, and leave the mess to us!