St Margaret Hub, Streatham Hill SW2 3BH
A Place For Everyone
The Big Lunch
Join us for our Big Lunch on Saturday 1st June, from 1-4pm.
A FREE community event in Streatham Hill. A chance to share your native food, dish-up some community cheer, they'll be arts and crafts, music from our Young YouthSayers, Zumba, flamenco dance and more.
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Community Garden Connect
We are looking for people to join our community gardening group. Do you have green fingers, would you like to meet like-minded locals and learn how to grow plants, fruit and vegetables?
We are now meeting on the forth Saturday of each month from 11am - 2pm, so please join us for our ongoing gardening projects.
St Margaret Hub Community Saturdays
We’re delighted to announce we’ll be opening our doors every Saturday 11-3pm over the summer for our community Saturdays. We offer a range of different activities for all the family, including a children’s film club, Pilates, reflexology, sewing and crafting. Please follow our socials media channels and sign-up to our newsletter for more details.
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Join our Holy Communion early service every Tuesday at 7:30am
If you’re an early riser and want to start your day with prayer and thanksgiving, then come along to our welcoming early Holy Communion service. We welcome all to St Margaret the Queen.
Tuesday’s at 7:30am, St Margaret the Queen, Barcombe Avenue, Streatham, SW3 3BH
Do you need a space for an event or community group? Our newly refurbished hall is available for hire…
The Main Hall has recently been refurbished into a beautiful space for parties, meetings and events. The Main Hall has three toilets (one is accessible and has baby changing), there’s a fully equipped kitchen, for all self-catering needs, plenty of power sockets, and tables and chairs if required.
The Continued provision of the Norwood and Brixton Foodbank…
St Margaret’s will continue to be the main warehouse for Norwood and Brixton Foodbank and support the local foodbanks across South London.
“As we acknowledge that Foodbanks are ‘More than Food’, we are looking at what else we can provide. We have strong links with CAP, offering debt advice and support for those struggling to manage their money. We have also just started our Eat Well, Spend Less project, which offers cookery courses to those wishing to learn to cook, or gain confidence in cooking healthy meals, on a budget.”
Community Groups and Events…
CAP - debt advice, ex-offenders and family Job club, mental health and lifestyle course, youth clubs that would include theatre & Film, dance & Performing Arts, Taekwondo, story time, education and learning. We would like to have a community café that will support parents and toddlers, young and elderly groups and offer a space for conferences, meetings, concerts and events.