FIND A VENUE: GUIDES FOR ARTISTS

WAF presents events and activities in all sorts of venues, not only the usual places where arts activities take place. A WAF venue can be a high street business, a room in a pub, a community hall, sports hall and even a station platform.

If you are looking for a venue, refer to the list below to find one that matches your requirements and get in touch with the venue direct to begin a conversation about possibilities. You must secure a venue, date and time for your event before you complete the registration process. All arrangements for the use of a venue are your responsibility. 

become A WAF VENUE for 2024!

Opening your doors to Wandsworth Arts Fringe can open a world of possibilities for you: increasing venue exposure and building new audiences, creating a potential increase in revenue, and enabling you to provide a supportive platform for artists.

As an open access festival, we don’t book artists or program shows for you. This means you can go wild in curating a program that’s unique and favourable to your venue and audience. Play to your strengths and find your niche!

Imagine transforming your venue into a vibrant hub of creativity, where artists from all walks of life come together to showcase their extraordinary talents. The possibilities are endless - from theatres, art galleries, cafes, warehouses, community centres, and even unconventional spaces with a touch of uniqueness, transform your ‘local’ into a home-for-the-arts and bring that Fringe magic to your neighbourhood! By becoming a Fringe venue, you'll not only contribute to the flourishing arts scene but also create unforgettable experiences for your local community. 

If you manage a venue in Wandsworth and are interested in hosting events and activities as part of WAF or are keen to find out more about being a hub venue, then get in touch with Cath Mattos