Your Community Centre Week

Returning again this year, from 22nd – 28th of September, Richmond is celebrating Your Community Centre Week.

The event highlights 10 independent centres in the borough that play a vital role in enhancing community life. These centres offer a wide range of services, activities, support and facilities. Throughout Your Community Centre Week various activities will be on offer.

Browse the Your Communtiy Centre brochure to discover more about your local Community Centres in Richmond Upon Thames.

This year's Your Community Centre Week will have various activities on offer so you can truly experience the vibrant community spirit across the borough.

Enjoy a Vintage Routemaster Bus tour with a delectable cream tea, and live music.

Angela Ivey from Visit Richmond will provide informative commentary. Plus a guest appearance from the Mayor or Deputy Mayor of Richmond.

Tour starts at Richmond Railway Station Bus Stop Z, Kew Road, Richmond, London TW9 2NA. Meet at 1pm, with the tour beginning at 1.30pm. Be prompt!

Tuesday 23rd September 2025 – Tour concludes at Linden Hall Community Centre, Hampton, TW12 2JG.

Friday 26th September 2025 – Tour concludes at Mortlake Hall, Mortlake, SW14 8EZ.

Event runs until 4pm, with lifts back to Richmond Town Centre available at 4pm or you can make your own way home.

Children welcome but must be accompanied by an adult. Book a ticket for each child.

For accessibility requirements contact us before purchasing tickets – info@etnacentre.org

Refunds available until 7 days prior to the event.

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Richmond upon Thames, is fortunate enough to have ten independent community centres, each providing services, activities, support and facilities that contribute to lively community life in our lovely borough. With plenty of sociable ways to get fit, from yoga at the Cambrian Centre to  indoor bowls at the YMCA White House. At ETNA Community Centre, volunteers take surplus food and turn it into tasty lunches. Castelnau Community Centre has a range of free kids’ clubs, while Greenwood Community Centre hosts a ballet school. With Whitton Community Centre being home to specialist interest clubs

For the more mature among us, Kew Community Centre, Elleray Hall, Linden Hall and Mortlake Community Association have weekly groups, social clubs, day trips and many other programmed events that appeal to all.

Many of our community centres also have spaces  for hire, at very reasonable rates, for you to launch your own enterprise, host an event or teach a class.

You can contact your local community centre to see what’s on!

*Please note Bullen Hall and Barnes Green Centre although listed are not taking part in Community Centres Week.