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Join Quakers at London Pride on Saturday 4th July! Marching For Quakers, marching in Pride parades is witness to equality – a visible, public stand for the rights of all people. You don’t need to be queer or a Friend to march with us. The only thing you need is to know, in your heart, […]
Sutton Quakers New Film Night! Showing Babette’s Feast on Saturday 04 July 18:00-20:00. Join us for a relaxed evening watching the Oscar-winning classic film Babette’s Feast (Gabriel Axel, 1987), with sub-titles. Come for the film and refreshments, stay for the chat. Free to all! Register through the eventbrite page here or email SuttonQuakersFilmNight@proton.me. About […]
Families, please come along for a day of exploring the Equality testimony, through fun activities including… All-age worship Shared lunch Games Crafting Conversation And more! Sign Up / Consent & Info Form Information about Streatham & Brixton meeting’s accessibility features and transport options. Please share the event flyer, whether online and/or by printing and displaying […]
London Young Adult Quaker Meeting is a gathering for 18 to 35 (ish) year olds in and around London. (The age restriction is not strict). Quakers, the Quaker-ish, and the Quaker-curious are welcome. No previous experience of Quakerism necessary. Join for socialising and worship at Westminster Meeting House from 5pm to 6:30pm on the first […]
Join Jennifer and Ben for an online discussion of Jennifer’s recent Pendle Hill pamphlet, which explores what prevents us from being open to the Spirit, and the joy and freedom that come with letting go. This session offers time for small-group discussion and questions as we reflect together on this theme. For more details, and […]
Elders and Pastoral Carers Day – 11 July 2026 The Elders and Pastoral Carers Committee of Quakers in London invite you to meet together at Sarah Fell Room, Friends House. This should be a good opportunity to get to know one another better. We will begin at 10.30 prompt, looking at the relationship between Local […]
London Link Group is going whitewater rafting on 11 July 2026 at the Lea Valley Olympic Whitewater Centre! 🌊 Join us for rafting, or a walk in the Lee Valley Park if you prefer, followed by the water wipeout inflatable course on the lake. More details here https://www.better.org.uk/leisure-centre/lee-valley/white-water-centre This will be our most exciting and […]
Bethnal Green Quakers invite you to join a regular Meeting for Worship, outdoors in Victoria Park, East London. Fortnightly on Tuesdays, 5th May to 25th August. 7-8.30pm, for 45 mins of worship and 45 mins of tea and conversation. The meeting is for adults (aged 18 and over) and children accompanied by a parent, guardian […]
Join Quaker Vegan Witness for a thought-provoking evening centred on compassion, conscience, and change. We’ll be screening The Empathy Project – a moving 30-minute documentary that follows animal activists exploring what empathy means in practice, and how it can shift both hearts and habits. After the film, Bel Jacobs, founder of the project, will join […]
London Young Adult Quaker Meeting is a gathering for 18 to 35 (ish) year olds in and around London. (The age restriction is not strict). Quakers, the Quaker-ish, and the Quaker-curious are welcome. No previous experience of Quakerism necessary. Join for socialising and worship at Westminster Meeting House from 5pm to 6:30pm on the first […]
On the third Monday of every month, at 12.30-1.30pm there is an ecumenical vigil outside the Home Office in Marsham Street, London, to pray for people who have died trying to get to Europe for a safer life. It’s always a moving occasion, with all the names read out and how and where they were […]
We invite all Friends – and friends of Friends – to join us on Saturday 25th July 2026 as we march for trans liberation, rights, dignity, and love. This is the 8th annual grassroots protest march: volunteer-led, non-corporate, and a major demonstration against transphobia, with previous marches drawing tens of thousands of people onto the […]