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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Drummond Street Artists
DESCRIPTION:Exhibition: Drummond Street Artists – Internal Expression\nThursday 9th July\, 6:45pm to Sunday 23rd August 2026\nThe Hub\, St John’s Waterloo\nThe Drummond Street Artists return to St John’s Waterloo with a vibrant selection of new works that celebrate the eclectic talents of this dynamic group. United by lived experiences of homelessness and a shared passion for painting\, they meet weekly to create and connect. \n‘Internal Expression’ brings together the diverse voices of the Drummond Street Artists in a collective exploration of personal experience\, imagination\, and identity. As part of ‘Now I Make a Leaf of Voices’\, this exhibition celebrates art as a language of inner thought and emotional connection. Through painting\, drawing\, printmaking\, textiles\, and mixed media\, the artists reveal unique perspectives shaped by observation\, memory\, and feeling. Each work offers an individual response to the world while contributing to a shared conversation about creativity\, expression\, and belonging. Together\, these artworks form a rich and vibrant chorus of internal voices made visible. \nThe exhibition is free and will be displayed until late August 2026. \nOpening times:\nThursday 9th July – 6:45pm to 9:00pm\nFriday 10th July – 10:00am to 8:00pm\nSaturday 11th July – 10:00am to 8:00pm\nSunday 12th July – 10:00am to 6:00pm \nFor the rest of the summer\, the exhibition will be accessible when St John’s Waterloo is open (usually Monday to Friday\, between 10am and 4pm). A full list of dates and times will appear here in due course. We always recommend you call St John’s Waterloo before making the journey in case of an urgent change to our schedule. \nAbout the Drummond Street Artists:\nGeraldine Crimmins – an artist previously featured in the Big Issue – founded the Drummond Street Artists in January 2023 at the Old Diorama Arts Centre\, on Drummond Street. Post-pandemic\, Geraldine saw that there was nowhere in London for precariously sheltered people to go at the weekend for a cup of tea\, a chat or to do anything creative. This realisation – and a fortuitous conversation with an enthusiastic donor! – led to the creation and development of Drummond Street Artists (DSA)\, funded by a longtime collector of Geraldine’s work. \nSince its conception\, the DSA open studio has gone from strength to strength\, attracting artists from all over the city who have been affected by homelessness. 20 participants – a mix of rough sleepers\, hostel dwellers\, and professional artists – gather to paint\, and have something to eat\, and feel part of a community. Geraldine has been running mentoring and welfare programs for artists affected by homelessness for over 5 years\, her intention being to build on her own experiences of homelessness\, addiction and a prison sentence; and to pass on the opportunities she has had since recovering. \nThe DSA have developed a large body of eclectic work\, spanning different genres\, some of which was on display at Old Diorama Arts Centre and at St John’s Waterloo. \n \n\nAbout The Waterloo Festival:\nThe Waterloo Festival is an annual celebration of arts\, heritage and community run by St John’s Waterloo with the local community. Read more about this year’s programme: www.stjohnswaterloo.org/wf2026 \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online.
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/exhibition-drummond-street-artists-wf26/
LOCATION:Churchyard\, St John’s Waterloo\, 73 Waterloo Road\, London\, 73 Waterloo Road\, London\, SE1 8TY\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:75th Anniversary,Art and Exhibitions,Arts and Exhibitions,Festival
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SUMMARY:Sculpture Exhibition: Morley College
DESCRIPTION:Sculpture Exhibition: Morley College\nThursday 9th July\, 6:45pm to Tuesday 1st September 2026\nThe Churchyard Garden\, St John’s Waterloo\nSculpture students\, staff and artists at the historic Waterloo Campus of Morley College London are pleased to present a free sculpture exhibition at St John’s Waterloo as part of Waterloo Festival. The works have been produced over the last year in response to the Festival’s theme of ‘Now I Make A Leaf Of Voices’. There will be work displayed in various sculptural materials such as ceramic\, steel and found objects on and around the front churchyard responding to the stone plinths and surrounding trees. The garden sculpture will be displayed all summer until early September 2026. \nMore information about Morley Waterloo Sculpture courses can be found on the website: www.morleycollege.ac.uk/subject-areas/sculpture \nExhibiting Artists:\nPatsy Hickman\, Jack Davies\, Fola Odumosu\, Rosalind Smith\, Susan Caffrey\, Sabrina Rodrigues\, Basak Alpas\, Susie Lonie\, Kirsten Newbigging\, Teresa Hedderwick\, Thursday’s Children\, Brigid Green\, Michelle Cole\, JP Guerrier\, Saratu Audu\, Luke Jones\, The Pelham clay slappers \nOpening times:\nOpen every day* between Thursday 9th July and Monday 1st September 2026.\n*Open times dependant on the churchyard’s opening hours as designed and followed by Lambeth Council. \nPhotographs of works by Rosalind Smith\, Michelle Cole and a Group Life Class project work. \nArtists’ Statements:\nSusan Caffrey\nNow I make a leaf of voices celebrates the coming together of people… It is the voices of community -artists and participants\, neighbours and passers-by. My piece is a person who wants to speak to anyone who will listen. This person wishes to communicate on terms which will honour the listener and will in turn listen to others\, when those others want to speak… If you look at both sides of the artwork\, you will see a different self being revealed. \nMichelle Cole | @merryshelle @michellecolemoves\nI like to work in sculpture\, film\, collage and drawing. The body and being a body are at the centre of my practice. I’m interested in themes around growth\, energy and movement\, drawing on ideas and imagery from biology\, cellular and embryonic development and explorations of movement through bodywork and practices like Bhutto. I enjoy working in a very exploratory way and am currently working with casting techniques. My submission for Now I make a leaf of voices is about the possibility of learning and sharing through listening to all life\, both human and non human. Finding common connections. \nJack Davies | saatchiart.com/en-gb/jackdaviesartist\nWish Box is a place for wishes\, prayers and inner voices of the community\, to speak of hopes and dreams – artists and participants\, neighbours and passers-by; a safe space and sanctuary where we can express our wishes for the future\, our thanks for the present and a connection with voices of innovation from the past. At the end of the exhibition Wish Box with be carried to the Thames River and submerged to release the wishes on an outgoing tide. The box is sprayed with a non-toxic paint\, kind to fish and marine wildlife. \nBrigid Green\nThe Bee. A bee never speaks alone but is a symbol of the collective voice. Through movement\, vibration and chemical signalling\, bees create a complex network of communication: a reminder of the fragile interdependence that connects individuals\, communities and the natural world. The bee acts as a carrier of these voices\, linking all living matter through exchange. Both a singular creature and part of a larger community whose survival depends upon communication\, cooperation and shared purpose. In the diversity of living things it creates a shared language of respect for the collective voice\, a resonance of countless lives woven together. \nJP Guerrier\nThe purpose of the horn is to both amplify voices\, and offer an opportunity for focused\, active\, and deep listening\, capturing sounds that may be easy to miss and voices that might otherwise go unnoticed. These may be the voices of people in and around the churchyard\, the voices of nature\, or the voices of the city and local community. \nTerasa Hedderwick\nThe representation of universal human experiences\, particularly those society finds uncomfortable\, is intrinsic to my work. My intentions are to create affective pieces that honour and preserve the experience\, exposing the hidden memories and emotions. Repetition is important in my practice\, with each repeated piece slightly altered.\nUntitled (2026) is about giving ‘voice’ to living with grief; reflecting the piecing together of a changed life\, into new ways of being in the world. It resonates with Walt Whitman’s Voices\, as without a receptive ear or ‘tympan’\, we are unheard and emotions/thoughts are left ‘slumbering’. Grief is difficult to express in a society that doesn’t like acknowledging it\, but through the process of making\, I find my voice and in a form that our society is more receptive to. The flowing connections of the individual pieces are like words coming together to form an expression that can be heard. \nPatsy Hickman\nIt is exciting to be given an inspirational subject such as Walt Whitman’s poem “Voices”. For me\, it opened a door to express what I feel is Everyman’s plea in the year 2026. Three upturned faces call for Peace. To warm their presentation I have added linking doves each holding a traditional twig in their beaks. I have used wire\, weighted at the base\, yet able to sway at the top with “Peace” written three times in capital letters. We live in a desperate and tragic era. The stark simplicity of this work demands\, Who is listening to our plea? \nLuke Jones\nHead of Adrian – available for sale £975 \nSusie Lonie | susielonie.com\nTwo Gargoyles. As a society we are increasingly isolated from nature\, the spirit world\, and each other. My work seeks to act as a reminder that this solitude is reversible. Inspired by mythological entities and the natural world\, my intention is to evoke childhood memories of wonder and limitless potential. Whilst inviting the viewer to imagine\, there is also a warning that if we neglect our real or fantasy worlds\, we risk losing their richness and diversity. \nKirsten Newbiggen\nWalt Whitman’s poem speaks about the power of voices and the spoken word. The poem makes me think about all the people connected to St. John’s Church and how singing together and conversing with each other creates bonds between people. I see the voices\, songs and the spoken word as waves of energy surrounding us. My sculpture is an expression of these sound wavelengths connecting in multiple ways and building bonds between people. \nFola Odumosu\nSing to me. To put together this proposal I revisited Walt Whitman’s poem “Voices” and wrote a poem in response\, to ask myself – what is voice? Writing the poem made me think about the idea of the voice being our unique imprint and a conduit for reflecting the deepest parts of ourselves. When we sing we are expressing all of these parts and there comes a connection to the ethereal\, the earth\, the universe. The title of the poem – “As above\, so below” makes reference to the paraphrase of text from the Emerald Tablet\, which suggests that patterns\, laws\, and energies repeat across all levels of reality. To me so does the voice and this will be represented in my sculpture. \n“As above\, so it is below.”\nIn the sweet quiver of breath and gut and soul.\nYou are my comingling with cosmos and earth.\nFor in the deep rumble and moan and whistle and cry\,\nyou are my constellation of all that I have ever heard\,\nmy past lives\, my day dreams\,\ntime and now.\nYou are my affection\, my blues\, my reaching\, my wading\, my jubilating and my kin.\nSo sing to me.\nI am your melody\, your poetry\, your prayer. \nInspiration: My sculpture is inspired by the Tibetan singing bowl\, which is an instrument that creates sound that has meditative\, relaxing and healing properties when rubbed or hit around its rim by a mallet. For me it captures the power of how music and sound can heal – aligning the physical and emotional body and bring us together in community. “Sing to me” symbolises the power of the voice to connect us to “above” and “below” and invites viewers to find their voice. \nThe Pelham Clay Slappers\nA group project from Tuesday evening’s life and portrait course. \nSabrina Rodrigues\nMy interpretation of Now I make a leaf of voices focuses on the choir as both a visual and social structure — a space where individual voices come together to form something collective\, layered\, and resonant. I’m particularly interested in the gathering of people before and after performances\, informal exchanges between participants\, and the shared experience of occupying space through sound.\nIn response to the brief\, I am exploring the idea of choir block and choir-like arrangements as both compositional and conceptual frameworks. These formations reflect how voices are organised into groups while still allowing for individuality within the whole. I’m drawn to how these arrangements can be translated visually — echoing the structure of a choir through repetition\, proximity\, rhythm\, and collective presence.\nInspired by St John’s Waterloo’s history as a site of music\, community gathering\, and social renewal\, I interpret the brief as a reflection on how collective voices can foster connection\, solidarity\, and belonging. This work seeks to celebrate both the act of singing itself and the communities that form around these shared vocal experiences — recognising harmony not only as a musical phenomenon\, but as a social one. \nRosalind Smith\nUnder Pressure. The best way to relieve pressure is for like-minded people to gather to exchange ideas and to listen to different views therefore broadening one’s mind. \nThursday’s Children\nRock-a-Bye. This installation is about the unheard voices of the vulnerable\, the voices we choose not to hear\, those who have no words. One harsh wind\, a violent gust and the precarious safety of all our lives can be shattered.\nThe basket frame is made of recycled steel with an internal wool ‘cat’s cradle’\, textile covered handles and a cascade of reused baby clothes with black mourning ribbons. Thursday’s Children is a collaboration of two artists Helen Peacock and Nicola Pirkis. \n\nAbout Morley College:\nFounded in 1889\, Morley College London provides lifelong educational opportunities for diverse communities throughout London. With centres in North Kensington\, Chelsea and Waterloo\, the historic colleges offer a wide range of short courses\, adult and higher education qualifications\, and qualifications for 16 to 18 year olds. Find out more about Morley College’s history in Waterloo and its offers on www.morleycollege.ac.uk. \n  \n \n \nAbout The Waterloo Festival:\nThe Waterloo Festival is an annual celebration of arts\, heritage and community run by St John’s Waterloo with the local community. Read more about this year’s programme: www.stjohnswaterloo.org/wf2026 \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online.
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/sculpture-exhibition-morley-college-wf26/
LOCATION:Churchyard\, St John’s Waterloo\, 73 Waterloo Road\, London\, 73 Waterloo Road\, London\, SE1 8TY\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Sculpture Exhibition: The London Group
DESCRIPTION:Sculpture Exhibition: The London Group\nThursday 9th July\, 6:45pm to Saturday 5th September 2026\nThe Churchyard Garden\, St John’s Waterloo\nThe London Group is delighted to return to Waterloo and St John’s Waterloo with an outdoor sculpture show across the churchyard garden following the theme of “NOW I MAKE A LEAF OF VOICES”. \nThe theme originates from Walt Whitman’s roaring\, elegant poem ‘Voices’ from his celebrated collection ‘Leaves of Grass’ published in 1855. It celebrates polyphony and plurality at the core of the creative expression. It takes the shape of personal and communal voices\, expressing emotions\, histories and opinions. Voices can soothe\, entertain\, anger or lead. \n‘O what is it in me that makes me tremble so at voices?\nSurely\, whoever speaks to me in the right voice\, him or her I shall follow\,\nAs the water follows the moon\, silently\, with fluid steps\, anywhere around the globe.’\nLeaves of Grass\, by Walt Whitman \nThe London Group members and invited artists take inspiration from the theme\, combine materials\, words and sounds and use the churchyard gardens to raise their ‘sculptural voices’. \nBarbara Beyer & Mark Sowden’s ‘The hatter singing as he stands’ inspired by working songs associated with trading and crafting\, takes imprints on clay of the churchyard walls to capture the resonant spirit of the daily community life. In Paul Bonomini’s ‘The Singing Ringing Tree’\, hundreds of tiny bells hang from the leaf stems\, moving gently with the wind. They answer to one another in an ever-shifting chorus\, transforming the tree to a living body of voices. \nPhotographs of Paul Bonomini’s “The Singing Ringing Tree” (metal bells with thread) and Barbara Beyer’s and Mark Sowden’s “The hatter singing as he stands” (fired clay). \nThis exhibition carries particular resonance since the Festival of Britain took place 75 years ago\, a post-war celebration of creativity and renewal. St John was rebuilt as the Festival’s official church and the London Group organised two massive open submission exhibitions. Once again this summer\, we will take the opportunity to unite our voices and celebrate. \nThis will be The London Group’s sixth sculpture exhibition at St John’s Waterloo as part of the Waterloo Festival. \nOpening times:\nOpen every day* between Thursday 9th July and Monday 1st September 2026.\n*Open times dependant on the churchyard’s opening hours as designed and followed by Lambeth Council. \nThe London Group at Waterloo Festival 2025 (Photo: Eleanor Bentall) \nThe London Group Exhibiting Artists:\nBarbara Beyer\, Paul Bonomini\, Clive Burton\, Paul and Laura Carey\, Martin Darbyshire\, Stathis Dimitriadis\, Alexandra Harley\, Aude Hérail Jäger\, Anne Leigniel\, Jockel Liess (Partial Wave Child)\, Sumi Perera\, Paul Tecklenberg\, Marcia Teusink. \nInvited Artists:\nAndrew Ash\, Gillian Brent\, Andy D’Cruz\, Amanda Francis\, Geoixos (Partial Wave Child)\, Andia Coral Newton\, Jessica Palmer\, Desa Philippi\, Yuko Shiraishi\, Mark Sowden\, John Wigley\, Shotaro Yoshino. \nThe London Group at Waterloo Festival 2024 (Photo: Eleanor Bentall) \nAbout The London Group:\nThe London Group was set up in October 1913 by 32 artists including Harold Gilman\, Robert Bevan\, Jacob Epstein\, Duncan Grant\, Sylvia Gosse\, Wyndham Lewis\, Lucien Pissarro\, Ethel Sands and Walter Sickert\, with the aim of creating a powerful artist-run group to act as a progressive counterbalance to institutions such as the Royal Academy. The founding group created a unique and sustainable organisation\, which has gone on to successfully nurture the careers of many of Britain’s best-known artists. \nThe London Group is a thriving democratic artists’ collective practising in all disciplines\, from painting and sculpture to moving image\, digital and performance\, with a full annual events programme in London and beyond. The Group’s written constitution requires it “to advance public awareness of contemporary visual art by holding exhibitions annually.” Operating in the interstices of existent art institutions\, the Group’s focus today is on self-generated exhibitions. Organised and managed by its artist members\, these events aim to offer a serious and alternative perspective to contemporary visual arts in Britain. \n \nThe London Group at Waterloo Festival 2024 (Photo: Eleanor Bentall) \n \nAbout The Waterloo Festival:\nThe Waterloo Festival is an annual celebration of arts\, heritage and community run by St John’s Waterloo with the local community. Read more about this year’s programme: www.stjohnswaterloo.org/wf2026 \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online.
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/sculpture-exhibition-the-london-group-wf26/
LOCATION:Churchyard\, St John’s Waterloo\, 73 Waterloo Road\, London\, 73 Waterloo Road\, London\, SE1 8TY\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
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LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-07-28/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Walking Club
DESCRIPTION:Room for You: Walking Club\nEvery Tuesday (selected dates*)\, 10:30am to 12:00pm\nMeet at St John’s Waterloo\nJoin a friendly group of adults to explore the local area’s secrets and stories as they walk at a gentle pace. Led by a Lambeth Tour Guide. In partnership with the Waterloo Health Centre. This club is part of Room for You\, our flagship community and creative programme at St John’s Waterloo. \nWe’ve got 10 spaces available! Get in touch with Abigail Tripp\, our Outreach and Engagement Officer\, at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org or 07741 736 481\, to register your interest. She’ll also be happy to tell you more about this Club and other creative and community activities at St John’s Waterloo. \n*Dates and Programme \n23rd June: A Walk of Art(s)\, Established installations\, a newly listed venue\, pride & performance plus innovative murals around Waterloo and the South Bank are all on our canvas for this walk.\n30th June: Royalty on the Doorstep\, Local connections may already be well-know ( Royal Festival Hall\, Queen Elizabeth Hall) but on this route we’ll go in search of Kings\, Queens\, Princes and Princesses\, without travel to Buckingham Palace ! \nLed by Alison Rae. \n7th July: The Road to the South Bank\, the Old Vic\, Young Vic and Theatre before the South Bank complex opened in 1976.\n14th July: The National Theatre’s other sites\, The Foundation Stone for Britain’s National Theatre was formally installed on 13th July 1951\, but not at the site of today’s NT building. 75 years on we look at alternative and lost locations of National theatres.\n21st July: The Architecture of the South Bank National Theatre\, from Ladsun’s plan 1960’s plan to Haworth Tompkins’ reveal and additions for the 21st century.\n28th July: A visit to the National Archives on The Cut. The building also houses the NT Studio and the Black Plays Archive.\n4th August: Lambeth Legends: Past & Present\, Who are our local heroes (… and villians?!) Let’s learn about well known historical figures\, lesser known important activists and a certain Lambeth MP all of whom have their names remembered in and around this area of Lambeth.\n11th August: Lambeth Lore: Past & Present\, What are the local stories that don’t feature in the history books? How do the people of Lambeth leave their mark on the landscape? Let’s have a look for lovelocks\, ritual litter and a ‘legal wall…’\n18th August: Waterloo: the end of the line!\, Another transport trek – let’s go and look for some original terminus stations\, find a stabled tube train in a mini-depot\, hear about the history of the bus network in London and a departure point for 200\,000 people … who never returned!\n25th August\, The Greening of Waterloo\, London is the second greenest city in the world and Lambeth plays a large part in that as the first council to declare a Climate Emergency in 2019. Let’s explore and celebrate the work done by local groups and communities to create a biodiverse network of green spaces and protect our future environment. \nTo book and for more info contact Abigail at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org \nPast events: \n3rd March – Women of Waterloo\n10th March – Crime and Punishment\n17th March – Fleet St – South of the Thames\n24th March – Green Waterloo\nLed by Dierdre O’Brien – graduated from the Lambeth Tour Guides Course in 2025. She is a longtime Lambeth resident who is putting her experience to good use\, by walking and talking the Borough.She knows the South of the Thames well and\, coming from a background in writing and journalism\, will be sharing stories that could have hit the headlines as well as revealing moments from the world of newspapers and magazines. \n14th April – Waterloo Learning\n21st April – ON Track at Waterloo ( Part l)\n28th April – on Track at Waterloo ( Part ll)\n5th May – Greening and Planting\nLed by Em Fleming – a Lambeth Accredited Guide since 2024\, and based in South London for over 20 years\, Em has a background in local history\, stories\, folklore and community building. She is a specialist guide for TFL with expertise in transport both above and below ground. She has worked in Higher Education and has an interest in urban greening across the Borough. \n12th May – Waterloo Jukebox : Music & South Bank\n19th May – Waterloo Box Office : At the Movies\n26th May – Festival of Britain at 75\n2nd June – War & Waterloo\nLed by David Turnbull – working locally for many years David is familiar with Waterloo from his time employed at the Union Jack Club and\, living on the 24th floor of the Club’s tower\, saw many a Waterloo Sunset. He became a Lambeth Guide in 2023 and is a published author with a blog – lambethfantastical.blogspot.com.\n9th June: Arrivals\, From the mid twentieth century emigres to new kids on the block we’ll look at recent additions to the BFI\, the new builds on the South Bank and introduce the leading ladies at the helm of the National Theatre and Young Vic.\n16th June: Housing Stories\, Away from the vibrant riverside\, the cultural cluster and transport hub is a rich history of local communities. We’ll explore an early 19th century estate\, see the impact of an American banker and discover housing where everyone lives in a tree – and more. \nAbout The Bridge At Waterloo:\nThe Bridge At Waterloo is a secular charity located at and founded by St John’s Waterloo. Through its historic building\, staff\, volunteers and in partnership with its neighbourhood and other organisations\, TBAW promotes community engagement\, the arts\, and horticulture to encourage social justice\, communal involvement\, inclusivity\, and environmental responsibility. Read more about our activities and our flagship programme\, Room for You\, here. \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online. \nSt John’s Waterloo
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/walking-club-2-2/2026-07-28/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community
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SUMMARY:Question Time
DESCRIPTION:Question Time\n  \nThe fourth or last Tuesday of the month\, 6pm – 7.30pm in a local cafe -Ev\, SE1 8DD. \nQuestion Time is a monthly meet up to talk about some of the big questions of life and faith.\nWe’ll be exploring these questions from a Christian perspective using the Bible to navigate some of our thinking\, but people of any faith and none are most welcome. We don’t assume to have the answer\, but to give space for exploration and to learn and grow from one another.\nQuestion time is run by our 20s and 30s group\, but open to all!\nWe meet at Ev Cafe\, SE1 8DD\, 6pm – 7.30pm on the last Tuesday of the month. Contact Georgia for more information and to come along. 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/question-time/2026-07-28/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:20s + 30s,Faith and Spirituality
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260729T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260729T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-07-29/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260729T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260729T150000
DTSTAMP:20250908T144447Z
CREATED:20250828T213053Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250908T144447Z
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SUMMARY:Gardening Club
DESCRIPTION:Room for You: Gardening Club\nWeekly on Wednesdays\, 10:00am to 3:00pm\nChurchyard Garden\, St John’s Waterloo\nCome and help out in our award-winning\, eco-friendly churchyard garden with our Community Gardener\, Santa Pedone\, and our friendly team of volunteers. No experience? No problem! Just bring your enthusiasm for planting\, discovering wildlife and enjoying a good chat over a cup of tea. Find out more about the churchyard here. This club is part of Room for You\, our flagship community and creative programme at St John’s Waterloo. \nGet in touch with Santa Pedone\, our Churchyard Gardener\, at churchyard@stjohnswaterloo.org. You can also reach out to Abigail Tripp\, our Outreach and Engagement Officer\, at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org or 07741 736 481\, to register your interest. She’ll also be happy to tell you more about this Club and other creative and community activities at St John’s Waterloo. \nPhotograph: Members of our Gardening Club at the Churchyard Garden of St John’s Waterloo. Images by Eleanor Bentall. \n \nAbout The Bridge At Waterloo:\nThe Bridge At Waterloo is a secular charity located at and founded by St John’s Waterloo. Through its historic building\, staff\, volunteers and in partnership with its neighbourhood and other organisations\, TBAW promotes community engagement\, the arts\, and horticulture to encourage social justice\, communal involvement\, inclusivity\, and environmental responsibility. Read more about our activities and our flagship programme\, Room for You\, here. \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online. \nSt John’s Waterloo
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/gardening-club/2026-07-29/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community,Room for You
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260729T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260729T133000
DTSTAMP:20260114T110227Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T110227Z
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SUMMARY:Midweek Eucharist
DESCRIPTION:Every Wednesday at from 1pm – 1.30pm we meet for an informal Eucharist service in the Lady chapel at St John’s. We use an Iona liturgy for this service. There is a very short homily\, and usually no singing. Whether you live or work locally or are just passing by you are more than welcome to join us. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/midweek-eucharist/2026-07-29/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260730T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260730T090000
DTSTAMP:20260423T123606Z
CREATED:20250225T224336Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260423T123606Z
UID:10001399-1785400200-1785402000@stjohnswaterloo.org
SUMMARY:Thursday morning Eucharist at St Andrew's
DESCRIPTION:Our 8.30am service on Thursdays is a Eucharist at St Andrew’s – a few minutes’ walk up the road from St John’s\, on Short Street. The service lasts about half an hour\, and we use an Iona liturgy. There is a short homily and usually no singing. You can also join this service on zoom – see our worship pages for the link and to download the service sheet. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/thursday-morning-eucharist-at-st-andrews/2026-07-30/
LOCATION:St Andrew’s Church (Lower Hall)\, St Andrew's\, Short Street\, London\, SE1 8LJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260730T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260730T160000
DTSTAMP:20260616T115807Z
CREATED:20260211T100711Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260616T115807Z
UID:10007697-1785420000-1785427200@stjohnswaterloo.org
SUMMARY:The Choir at The Bridge
DESCRIPTION:The Choir at The Bridge\nThursdays from 16th April to 30th July 2026 | 2pm to 4pm\nThe Bridge At Waterloo Room\, St John’s Waterloo\nThe Bridge at Waterloo and Age Exchange warmly invite you to join our new choir! Come along\, make new friends and find joy through learning to sing together as a choir\, led by Age Exchange’s professional choir leader and singer\, Catarina Carvalho. This choir group is aimed at people living with dementia and their carer/s. \nTo join our group or make a referral call/email\, please reach out to Abigail Tripp at The Bridge At Waterloo (outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org | 07741 736 481) or Salma Hameed at Age Exchange (dementia@age-exchange.org.uk | 07729 107 520 | www.age-exchange.org.uk/hub-cafe/referrals). \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest stations are Waterloo Station (Jubilee\, Northern\, Bakeloo\, Waterloo & City) and Waterloo Station East. Buses which stop nearby: 1\, 13\, 43\, 44\, 59\, 68\, 76\, 102\, 139\, 172\, 176\, 188\, 212\, 276\, 341\, 381\, C10\, BL1\, SL6. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm and Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online.
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/the-choir-at-the-bridge/2026-07-30/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260801T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260801T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-01/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260802T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260802T093000
DTSTAMP:20260312T163927Z
CREATED:20250225T224336Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T163927Z
UID:10001131-1785661200-1785663000@stjohnswaterloo.org
SUMMARY:Iona Sunday Morning Worship
DESCRIPTION:Our Sunday 9am service is a smaller\, quieter service with prayers\, a sermon\, and one hymn. You are very welcome to join us in person or on zoom. You can find the service sheet for each week on our worship page. Join on zoom here. \nOn the second Sunday of every month we share the Eucharist at this service. \nWe have tea\, coffee and croissants together after the service which you are also very welcome to join. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/iona-sunday-morning-worship/2026-08-02/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260802T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260802T120000
DTSTAMP:20260114T110328Z
CREATED:20250614T082819Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T110328Z
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SUMMARY:Parish Eucharist
DESCRIPTION:Our main service of the week is at 10.30am every Sunday and lasts just over an hour. We worship in the liberal anglo-Catholic tradition\, using liturgy from Common Worship\, often adapted to emphasise our desire to welcome all God’s people. Our congregation is very diverse in every way\, and we have a lovely mixture of people who’ve been coming to St John’s for decades\, people passing through\, and everything in between. We hope that whether you can join us for one week or many years you will feel very welcome. \nWe sing traditional and modern hymns supported by our choir. There are activity bags for younger children\, and we have a children’s church session on the first Sunday of every month for young people from about 8 to 15. We have tea\, coffee and cake or biscuits afterwards. \nYou can download the service sheet – which contains all the latest notices as well as the liturgy and hymns for each week here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/parish-eucharist-2/2026-08-02/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Faith and Spirituality,Family friendly,Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260803T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260803T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
UID:10005533-1785745800-1785747600@stjohnswaterloo.org
SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-03/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260804T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260804T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
UID:10002155-1785832200-1785834000@stjohnswaterloo.org
SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-04/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260804T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260804T110000
DTSTAMP:20260622T112656Z
CREATED:20260608T073900Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260622T112656Z
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SUMMARY:Walking Club
DESCRIPTION:Room for You: Walking Club\nEvery Tuesday (selected dates*)\, 10:30am to 12:00pm\nMeet at St John’s Waterloo\nJoin a friendly group of adults to explore the local area’s secrets and stories as they walk at a gentle pace. Led by a Lambeth Tour Guide. In partnership with the Waterloo Health Centre. This club is part of Room for You\, our flagship community and creative programme at St John’s Waterloo. \nWe’ve got 10 spaces available! Get in touch with Abigail Tripp\, our Outreach and Engagement Officer\, at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org or 07741 736 481\, to register your interest. She’ll also be happy to tell you more about this Club and other creative and community activities at St John’s Waterloo. \n*Dates and Programme \n23rd June: A Walk of Art(s)\, Established installations\, a newly listed venue\, pride & performance plus innovative murals around Waterloo and the South Bank are all on our canvas for this walk.\n30th June: Royalty on the Doorstep\, Local connections may already be well-know ( Royal Festival Hall\, Queen Elizabeth Hall) but on this route we’ll go in search of Kings\, Queens\, Princes and Princesses\, without travel to Buckingham Palace ! \nLed by Alison Rae. \n7th July: The Road to the South Bank\, the Old Vic\, Young Vic and Theatre before the South Bank complex opened in 1976.\n14th July: The National Theatre’s other sites\, The Foundation Stone for Britain’s National Theatre was formally installed on 13th July 1951\, but not at the site of today’s NT building. 75 years on we look at alternative and lost locations of National theatres.\n21st July: The Architecture of the South Bank National Theatre\, from Ladsun’s plan 1960’s plan to Haworth Tompkins’ reveal and additions for the 21st century.\n28th July: A visit to the National Archives on The Cut. The building also houses the NT Studio and the Black Plays Archive.\n4th August: Lambeth Legends: Past & Present\, Who are our local heroes (… and villians?!) Let’s learn about well known historical figures\, lesser known important activists and a certain Lambeth MP all of whom have their names remembered in and around this area of Lambeth.\n11th August: Lambeth Lore: Past & Present\, What are the local stories that don’t feature in the history books? How do the people of Lambeth leave their mark on the landscape? Let’s have a look for lovelocks\, ritual litter and a ‘legal wall…’\n18th August: Waterloo: the end of the line!\, Another transport trek – let’s go and look for some original terminus stations\, find a stabled tube train in a mini-depot\, hear about the history of the bus network in London and a departure point for 200\,000 people … who never returned!\n25th August\, The Greening of Waterloo\, London is the second greenest city in the world and Lambeth plays a large part in that as the first council to declare a Climate Emergency in 2019. Let’s explore and celebrate the work done by local groups and communities to create a biodiverse network of green spaces and protect our future environment. \nTo book and for more info contact Abigail at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org \nPast events: \n3rd March – Women of Waterloo\n10th March – Crime and Punishment\n17th March – Fleet St – South of the Thames\n24th March – Green Waterloo\nLed by Dierdre O’Brien – graduated from the Lambeth Tour Guides Course in 2025. She is a longtime Lambeth resident who is putting her experience to good use\, by walking and talking the Borough.She knows the South of the Thames well and\, coming from a background in writing and journalism\, will be sharing stories that could have hit the headlines as well as revealing moments from the world of newspapers and magazines. \n14th April – Waterloo Learning\n21st April – ON Track at Waterloo ( Part l)\n28th April – on Track at Waterloo ( Part ll)\n5th May – Greening and Planting\nLed by Em Fleming – a Lambeth Accredited Guide since 2024\, and based in South London for over 20 years\, Em has a background in local history\, stories\, folklore and community building. She is a specialist guide for TFL with expertise in transport both above and below ground. She has worked in Higher Education and has an interest in urban greening across the Borough. \n12th May – Waterloo Jukebox : Music & South Bank\n19th May – Waterloo Box Office : At the Movies\n26th May – Festival of Britain at 75\n2nd June – War & Waterloo\nLed by David Turnbull – working locally for many years David is familiar with Waterloo from his time employed at the Union Jack Club and\, living on the 24th floor of the Club’s tower\, saw many a Waterloo Sunset. He became a Lambeth Guide in 2023 and is a published author with a blog – lambethfantastical.blogspot.com.\n9th June: Arrivals\, From the mid twentieth century emigres to new kids on the block we’ll look at recent additions to the BFI\, the new builds on the South Bank and introduce the leading ladies at the helm of the National Theatre and Young Vic.\n16th June: Housing Stories\, Away from the vibrant riverside\, the cultural cluster and transport hub is a rich history of local communities. We’ll explore an early 19th century estate\, see the impact of an American banker and discover housing where everyone lives in a tree – and more. \nAbout The Bridge At Waterloo:\nThe Bridge At Waterloo is a secular charity located at and founded by St John’s Waterloo. Through its historic building\, staff\, volunteers and in partnership with its neighbourhood and other organisations\, TBAW promotes community engagement\, the arts\, and horticulture to encourage social justice\, communal involvement\, inclusivity\, and environmental responsibility. Read more about our activities and our flagship programme\, Room for You\, here. \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online. \nSt John’s Waterloo
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/walking-club-2-2/2026-08-04/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260805T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260805T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-05/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260805T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260805T133000
DTSTAMP:20260114T110227Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T110227Z
UID:10001662-1785934800-1785936600@stjohnswaterloo.org
SUMMARY:Midweek Eucharist
DESCRIPTION:Every Wednesday at from 1pm – 1.30pm we meet for an informal Eucharist service in the Lady chapel at St John’s. We use an Iona liturgy for this service. There is a very short homily\, and usually no singing. Whether you live or work locally or are just passing by you are more than welcome to join us. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/midweek-eucharist/2026-08-05/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260806T083000
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SUMMARY:Thursday morning Eucharist at St Andrew's
DESCRIPTION:Our 8.30am service on Thursdays is a Eucharist at St Andrew’s – a few minutes’ walk up the road from St John’s\, on Short Street. The service lasts about half an hour\, and we use an Iona liturgy. There is a short homily and usually no singing. You can also join this service on zoom – see our worship pages for the link and to download the service sheet. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/thursday-morning-eucharist-at-st-andrews/2026-08-06/
LOCATION:St Andrew’s Church (Lower Hall)\, St Andrew's\, Short Street\, London\, SE1 8LJ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260806T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260806T211500
DTSTAMP:20250623T105633Z
CREATED:20250618T103302Z
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SUMMARY:Face to Faith
DESCRIPTION:Face to Faith is a monthly group for people in their 20’s and 30’s where we come together to discuss faith and life\, as well as to socialise and enjoy a meal. A Place where you are allowed to doubt\, ask questions\, and feel heard.\nWe share the cooking and leading together and cover a wide range of topics including equality\, self-care and inclusive church with an occasional guest speaker.\nJoin us once a month on a Thursday 7pm – 9.15pm in the Crypt at St John’s Waterloo\, SE1 8TY. Contact Georgia to find out more and come along.
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/face-to-faith/2026-08-06/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:20s + 30s
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260808T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260808T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-08/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260809T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260809T093000
DTSTAMP:20260312T163927Z
CREATED:20250225T224336Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T163927Z
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SUMMARY:Iona Sunday Morning Worship
DESCRIPTION:Our Sunday 9am service is a smaller\, quieter service with prayers\, a sermon\, and one hymn. You are very welcome to join us in person or on zoom. You can find the service sheet for each week on our worship page. Join on zoom here. \nOn the second Sunday of every month we share the Eucharist at this service. \nWe have tea\, coffee and croissants together after the service which you are also very welcome to join. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/iona-sunday-morning-worship/2026-08-09/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260809T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260809T120000
DTSTAMP:20260114T110328Z
CREATED:20250614T082819Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260114T110328Z
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SUMMARY:Parish Eucharist
DESCRIPTION:Our main service of the week is at 10.30am every Sunday and lasts just over an hour. We worship in the liberal anglo-Catholic tradition\, using liturgy from Common Worship\, often adapted to emphasise our desire to welcome all God’s people. Our congregation is very diverse in every way\, and we have a lovely mixture of people who’ve been coming to St John’s for decades\, people passing through\, and everything in between. We hope that whether you can join us for one week or many years you will feel very welcome. \nWe sing traditional and modern hymns supported by our choir. There are activity bags for younger children\, and we have a children’s church session on the first Sunday of every month for young people from about 8 to 15. We have tea\, coffee and cake or biscuits afterwards. \nYou can download the service sheet – which contains all the latest notices as well as the liturgy and hymns for each week here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/parish-eucharist-2/2026-08-09/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Faith and Spirituality,Family friendly,Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260809T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260809T200000
DTSTAMP:20260616T065158Z
CREATED:20250225T223221Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260616T065158Z
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SUMMARY:Open Table Service
DESCRIPTION:A safe\, affirming LGBTQIA+ community at St John’s Waterloo. The service is once a month\, on the second Sunday\, 6pm. \n  \nOpen table\, is a service run by and for LGBTQIA+ people\, their friends and families. We welcome people of any faith\, colour or background. We welcome people of every gender identity and sexual orientation. We usually have an informal Eucharist service\, with a short reflection\, and hymns or songs\, followed by tea and cake (or sometimes wine and snacks) as we chat and get to know one another. \n  \nWe find God and each other in our gatherings\, and that gives us time and peace to grow. \n  \nFor more information email\, opentable@stjohnswaterloo.org.uk.
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/open-table-service-7/2026-08-09/
LOCATION:Old Crypt\, St John’s Waterloo\, 73\, Waterloo Road\, London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Faith and Spirituality,Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260810T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260810T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-10/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260811T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260811T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
CREATED:20250225T224304Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-11/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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ORGANIZER;CN="St Johns Waterloo":MAILTO:admin@stjohnswaterloo.org
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260811T103000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260811T110000
DTSTAMP:20260622T112656Z
CREATED:20260608T073900Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260622T112656Z
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SUMMARY:Walking Club
DESCRIPTION:Room for You: Walking Club\nEvery Tuesday (selected dates*)\, 10:30am to 12:00pm\nMeet at St John’s Waterloo\nJoin a friendly group of adults to explore the local area’s secrets and stories as they walk at a gentle pace. Led by a Lambeth Tour Guide. In partnership with the Waterloo Health Centre. This club is part of Room for You\, our flagship community and creative programme at St John’s Waterloo. \nWe’ve got 10 spaces available! Get in touch with Abigail Tripp\, our Outreach and Engagement Officer\, at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org or 07741 736 481\, to register your interest. She’ll also be happy to tell you more about this Club and other creative and community activities at St John’s Waterloo. \n*Dates and Programme \n23rd June: A Walk of Art(s)\, Established installations\, a newly listed venue\, pride & performance plus innovative murals around Waterloo and the South Bank are all on our canvas for this walk.\n30th June: Royalty on the Doorstep\, Local connections may already be well-know ( Royal Festival Hall\, Queen Elizabeth Hall) but on this route we’ll go in search of Kings\, Queens\, Princes and Princesses\, without travel to Buckingham Palace ! \nLed by Alison Rae. \n7th July: The Road to the South Bank\, the Old Vic\, Young Vic and Theatre before the South Bank complex opened in 1976.\n14th July: The National Theatre’s other sites\, The Foundation Stone for Britain’s National Theatre was formally installed on 13th July 1951\, but not at the site of today’s NT building. 75 years on we look at alternative and lost locations of National theatres.\n21st July: The Architecture of the South Bank National Theatre\, from Ladsun’s plan 1960’s plan to Haworth Tompkins’ reveal and additions for the 21st century.\n28th July: A visit to the National Archives on The Cut. The building also houses the NT Studio and the Black Plays Archive.\n4th August: Lambeth Legends: Past & Present\, Who are our local heroes (… and villians?!) Let’s learn about well known historical figures\, lesser known important activists and a certain Lambeth MP all of whom have their names remembered in and around this area of Lambeth.\n11th August: Lambeth Lore: Past & Present\, What are the local stories that don’t feature in the history books? How do the people of Lambeth leave their mark on the landscape? Let’s have a look for lovelocks\, ritual litter and a ‘legal wall…’\n18th August: Waterloo: the end of the line!\, Another transport trek – let’s go and look for some original terminus stations\, find a stabled tube train in a mini-depot\, hear about the history of the bus network in London and a departure point for 200\,000 people … who never returned!\n25th August\, The Greening of Waterloo\, London is the second greenest city in the world and Lambeth plays a large part in that as the first council to declare a Climate Emergency in 2019. Let’s explore and celebrate the work done by local groups and communities to create a biodiverse network of green spaces and protect our future environment. \nTo book and for more info contact Abigail at outreach@stjohnswaterloo.org \nPast events: \n3rd March – Women of Waterloo\n10th March – Crime and Punishment\n17th March – Fleet St – South of the Thames\n24th March – Green Waterloo\nLed by Dierdre O’Brien – graduated from the Lambeth Tour Guides Course in 2025. She is a longtime Lambeth resident who is putting her experience to good use\, by walking and talking the Borough.She knows the South of the Thames well and\, coming from a background in writing and journalism\, will be sharing stories that could have hit the headlines as well as revealing moments from the world of newspapers and magazines. \n14th April – Waterloo Learning\n21st April – ON Track at Waterloo ( Part l)\n28th April – on Track at Waterloo ( Part ll)\n5th May – Greening and Planting\nLed by Em Fleming – a Lambeth Accredited Guide since 2024\, and based in South London for over 20 years\, Em has a background in local history\, stories\, folklore and community building. She is a specialist guide for TFL with expertise in transport both above and below ground. She has worked in Higher Education and has an interest in urban greening across the Borough. \n12th May – Waterloo Jukebox : Music & South Bank\n19th May – Waterloo Box Office : At the Movies\n26th May – Festival of Britain at 75\n2nd June – War & Waterloo\nLed by David Turnbull – working locally for many years David is familiar with Waterloo from his time employed at the Union Jack Club and\, living on the 24th floor of the Club’s tower\, saw many a Waterloo Sunset. He became a Lambeth Guide in 2023 and is a published author with a blog – lambethfantastical.blogspot.com.\n9th June: Arrivals\, From the mid twentieth century emigres to new kids on the block we’ll look at recent additions to the BFI\, the new builds on the South Bank and introduce the leading ladies at the helm of the National Theatre and Young Vic.\n16th June: Housing Stories\, Away from the vibrant riverside\, the cultural cluster and transport hub is a rich history of local communities. We’ll explore an early 19th century estate\, see the impact of an American banker and discover housing where everyone lives in a tree – and more. \nAbout The Bridge At Waterloo:\nThe Bridge At Waterloo is a secular charity located at and founded by St John’s Waterloo. Through its historic building\, staff\, volunteers and in partnership with its neighbourhood and other organisations\, TBAW promotes community engagement\, the arts\, and horticulture to encourage social justice\, communal involvement\, inclusivity\, and environmental responsibility. Read more about our activities and our flagship programme\, Room for You\, here. \nGetting to St John’s Waterloo: St John’s Waterloo is accessible by bus\, tube or train; the nearest station is Waterloo Station. Parking is available in Exton Street on pay bays\, Monday to Friday from 8.30am till 6.30pm & Saturday 8.30am till 1.30pm. Payment must be made by phone or app\, details can be found on signs along Exton Street. After 6.30pm (1pm on Saturday) parking is free within the bays and on single yellow lines. There are no disabled bays along Exton Street. Parking is also available in car parks in York Road and Cornwall Road\, details for both can be found online. \nSt John’s Waterloo
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/walking-club-2-2/2026-08-11/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Community
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260812T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260812T090000
DTSTAMP:20260312T164222Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20260312T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Morning Prayer
DESCRIPTION:We meet for Morning Prayer on Mondays\, Tuesdays\, Wednesdays and Saturdays in the Lady Chapel at St. John’s\, and zoom. We use Common Worship daily prayer. \nPlease enter the church through the side door from the garden\, which will be opened just before 8.30am. \nYou can join on zoom here. \n 
URL:https://stjohnswaterloo.org/event/morning-prayer/2026-08-12/
LOCATION:St John’s Waterloo\, Waterloo Road\, London\, Greater London\, SE1 8TY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Services
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