July Events in South London

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July Events in South London

er Art Gallery. It highlights the best of Eastbourne for visitors to this beautiful resort set by the Sussex Downs National Park.

The 2025 Guide to Events & Festivals this month
	30/6-13th Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Wimbledon (est. 1877) has described itself as “tennis in an English country garden” (it is the only major tournament still played on grass). In 1927 the BBC first broadcast Centre Court matches on radio and in 1937 on television, Around 6,000 staff are needed for Championships, including 250 ball-kids, and 360 umpires and line officials. A Park and Ride scheme is available at Morden Park, accessed from the A3 at Tolworth and via the A240 and A24 wimbledon.com	Live Music Jan Events Feb Events March Events April Events May Events June Events July Events Aug Events Sept Events Oct Events Nov Events Dec Events
	4th-6th Kent Show The Kent County Show (est. 1923) is a showcase event for farming, countryside and rural life. The three day event brings together the very best of Kent with animals and food, fun and excitement and above all a sense of what ’The Garden of England’ has to offer. Kent Showground, Detling, Kent, ME14 3JF map kentshowground.co.uk
	5-6: Urban Art Fair Started in 2002 as a South London Art Fair, this is an Open Arts Project providing affordable and credible exhibition space for artists, positive events for local communities and fund raising opportunities for good causes. urbanart.co.uk
	tbc Waterloo Carnival Annual one day festival (est.2003) with workshops, music & dancing and a magnificent Carnival procession.

In Season
	Food in Season The raspberry (Rubus idaeus) belongs to the same botanical family as the rose and the blackberry. Botanically speaking it is not a true berry (a fruit with many seeds scattered throughout the pulp) but an etaerio (or aggregate fruit) made up of drupelets (individual sections of fruit each with its own seed). Raspberries are high in fibre, iron, potassium and vitamins A and C and are super high in fibre, low in calories and supply you with a good dose of folic acid. They are thought to have been eaten since prehistoric times, but only began to be cultivated in England and France in about the 1600s Producer: Stonepitts Farm, Seal Chart, Sevenoaks, Kent, TN15 0ER stonepitts.com/fruit.htm
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