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Libraries
Sutton Library Service provides a wide range of services and materials to borrow including books and information on all subjects; music scores, spoken word and recorded music; DVDs and videos; an extensive events and activities programme for both adults and children; and a community information database. |
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Theatres
The borough has two theatres, Secombe and Charles Cryer Studio Theatre, which are a vibrant heart of the theatre and arts community in Sutton. Enjoy the magic and see some of the many talented local companies perform in a variety of drama, dance, musicals and comedy. Secombe Theatre is also an ideal location to enjoy a meal or a pre-show drink in the Café Bar. More information on Sutton's theatres |
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Tying the knot?
Visit our webpages for a Guide to Marriage and Commitment Ceremonies in Sutton |
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Parks
Sutton's parks and open spaces offer some 1,500 acres of picturesque and tranquil oases in this busy London suburb. In addition to their natural beauty, many parks share an impressive heritage.
Most of the parks offer some sporting or recreation facilities, from football pitches to tennis courts, crazy golf to bowling greens and teenage ball parks to children's playgrounds. |
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Sporting activities
Residents and visitors to Sutton can enjoy a wide variety of sport and recreational activities. With over 30 children's playgrounds, cricket and football pitches, bowling greens, ball courts, skate parks, tennis courts and outdoor cafes, Sutton’s parks and leisure centres have something for everyone to enjoy. |
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Heritage and History
Take a stroll along the River Wandle that meanders through the borough and see the many historic buildings that line its path. Visit one of Sutton’s historic houses at Honeywood Heritage Centre, "Whitehall" in Cheam and Nonsuch Mansion. |
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External Links
www.24hourmuseum.org.uk
www.activeplaces.com/ |
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