Repair Workshops


Do you have a favourite pair of jeans that are wearing thin?  Or perhaps that Christmas jumper with the annoying hole?  Bring them along to our wonderful clothes and textile repairers who will be repairing and upcycling items as part of our Sustainable September initiative.

Join us on Saturday 7th September from 12pm – 4pm where we’ll be joined by Little A.R.K and a repair station of 3 budding repairers.

Little A.R.K are a community social enterprise who aim to create a ‘happy and connected world through little acts of kindness’.

Sustainability Talks / Panels


On Sunday afternoon we will be joined by a line-up of sustainability pioneers, delivering insights on how we can achieve a greener community, wardrobe and beauty bag.  The talks are FREE, but please reserve your spot by clicking the button below. In partnership with Love Wimbledon.

  • How Green is Our Community? 12-12:45pm
    Join our panel discussion on how sustainability can positively impact the local community. Speakers include Paul Kohler, Wimbledon’s new Liberal Democrat MP, discussing his commitment to sustainable decision-making; Diana Sterk, CEO of Sustainable Merton, offering insights into green initiatives; and Sally Warren, Adviser at Love Wimbledon, focusing on creating a greener town center.
  • What is Sustainable Fashion? 1-1:45pm
    Our fabulous panel of industry experts features Lucy Kane (Time & Leisure), Sakina O’Neill (RE-RUNN), and Nicola Jibson (Royal Trinity Hospice) discussing sustainable fashion. Come and hear their insights and find out how you can make greener fashion decisions or reduce the amount of clothing that ends up in landfill. This hot topic is relevant for everyone.
  • Being Green With Beauty 2-2.45pm
    Steve Anyiwo, Founder of organic skincare brand Datsit, and Meghan Klein, Manager of Lush Wimbledon explain why natural, greener products are beneficial for you…plus, there will of course be bath bomb demonstrations!


In partnership with Love Wimbledon. Love Wimbledon Business Improvement District (BID) is a not-for-profit organisation, established and paid for by the businesses in Wimbledon Town Centre. They aim to deliver high profile events and experiences and are committed to making the town centre a greener, more sustainable place.