A walk exploring beautiful Hammersmith Riverside and the many members of the Arts and Crafts Movement who lived there.

Starting from Ravenscourt Park, the walk explores the artistic and activist past of Hammersmith Riverside.

The riverside was home to many radicals who challenged the exploitation of the working classes and women in the nineteenth and early twentieth century through art, design and political activism. You’ll see where William Morris resided during the last years of his life and where other creative men and women associated with the Arts and Crafts Movement lived and worked. You’ll also hear about the activities of one of the UK’s earliest socialist parties.

You’ll explore sites associated with the private press movement. This effort to revive traditional printing and bookbinding techniques started here in Hammersmith and spread across the world.

When

Sunday 18 October & 22 November 2026, 11am – 12.30pm

Tickets

£15 Adult | £12 Concession.

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