Living With Art

Artist in residence Can Altay leads a discussion about the places in which we live, work and spend our free time.

Family Day: Urban Explorers

Family Day is packed full of creative things for families of all ages to make and do together. This month we find out what it is like to step into the shoes of a real artist as we explore our new home, the William Morris Gallery.

Indonesian Textiles

Talk and handling session with textile specialist John Gillow exploring the textile arts of Indonesia that inspired Grayson Perry's Walthamstow Tapestry.

Grayson Perry Curator’s Tour

Join a Gallery curator for a short introduction to the imagery and themes in the Walthamstow Tapestry.

Grayson Perry in Person

The internationally-celebrated artist discusses his latest work.

Michael Rosen: Poetry and Protest

Poet, performer, broadcaster and scriptwriter Michael Rosen explores the social concerns and the radical content of William Morris's poetry, using his own and other poets' work.

Poetry Tour

Join the Forest Poets on a special tour of the galleries as they perform their new poems, which have been inspired by the William Morris Gallery’s collection.

Poetry Tour

Join the Forest Poets on a special tour of the galleries as they perform their new poems, which have been inspired by the William Morris Gallery’s collection.

WMG Late: E17 Art Trail

The William Morris Gallery features the work of printmaker Anna Alcock, photographer Paul Tucker and the Forest Poets as part of the 2012 E17 Art Trail, Bestow. Explore the exhibitions and meet the artists in a relaxed evening atmosphere.

E17 Art Trail Poetry Evening

This event is part of WMG Late: E17 Art Trail. Local, award-winning poet Pascale Petit joins the Forest Poets for an evening of poetry and music.

Lloyd Park Launch Event

Enjoy music, food, children’s entertainment and discovery activities in the newly restored Lloyd Park with a buffet of special activities hosted by the William Morris Gallery Tea Room.

Creative Kids: The Walthamstow Tapestry

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Family Day: Printmaking

Family Day is packed full of creative things for families of all ages to make and do together. This month we experiment with different printing techniques, using pattern and colour to explore William Morris's love of design.

Creative Kids: Animal Prints

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Fellowship Afternoon

The Society of Designer Craftsmen and the William Morris Gallery present a special event for artists, designers and craftsmen and women to share information, meet like-minded people and find out about exciting opportunities.

A New View of a Remarkable Woman: Jane Morris from Her Own Correspondence

Jane Morris was the celebrated Pre-Raphaelite model and the wife of William Morris. Authors Jan Marsh and Frank Sharp read from their new book The Collected Letters of Jane Morris.

Family Day: The Big Draw

Family Day is packed full of creative things for families of all ages to make and do together. This month we get a little bit abstract with drawing and get inspired by Islamic Art.

Meet the Architects

Join us for a conversation with Pringle Richards Sharratt Architects. John Pringle and Penny Richards discuss their approach to refurbishing the William Morris Gallery and the challenges of displaying an internationally-significant collection within a Grade II* listed building.

Everyday Encounters Curator’s Tour

Discover the people and ideas behind the work on display in Everyday Encounters, with a curator from the William Morris Gallery.

Creative Kids: Light and Dark

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Volunteer Open Weekend

Learn new skills, get involved in your community and do something fun by becoming a volunteer at the William Morris Gallery or Vestry House Museum.

Family Day: Craft in Action

Family Day is packed full of creative things for families of all ages to make and do together. This month we see some real craftsmen and women in action and have a go at some traditional crafts, including book making, felt making and get hands-on with clay!

Festive Fun

Celebrate the start of the Christmas season with traditional carols sung by the London Forest Choir and some festive activities for all the family, decorate your own Christmas cookie or make a lantern to light up your evening. You could even treat yourself to a glass of mulled wine and a mince pie in our Tea Room and pick up some original presents for friends and family in the gift shop.

Creative Kids: Winter Tales

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

WMG Late: An evening with the Pre-Raphaelites

Step into the unconventional world of the Pre-Raphaelites for an evening of art, live music, gallery talks and entertainment from London-based mixologists The Gin Garden.

Pre-Raphaelites: The 'First Modern Art Movement'

Join Tate curator, Alison Smith, to find out why the Pre-Raphaelites rebelled against the Art establishment and how they changed the artistic landscape of Victorian Britain.

This event is part of WMG Late: An evening with the Pre-Raphaelites.

Creative Kids: Making Beautiful Objects

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Everyday Encounters Curator’s Tour

Discover the people and ideas behind the work on display in Everyday Encounters, with curator Carol Naylor from the Society of Designer Craftsmen.

Arbutus String Quartet

Enjoy an afternoon concert in the beautiful Georgian setting of the William Morris Gallery. The Arbutus String Quartet will play three quartets from the great masters of the genre: Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven.

Family Day: Iceland Adventure

Family Day is packed full of creative things for families of all ages to make and do together. This month we discover William Morris's love of stories of adventure and his fascination with Iceland.

Creative Kids: Chinese Dragons

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Chinese Dragons

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

E17 Designers Market

E17 Designers Market comes to the William Morris Gallery with a range of beautiful hand-made crafts that make the perfect Valentines present.

Valentines Dinner

Treat your partner to a romantic meal with music from Forest Philharmonic musicians in the historic surroundings of the William Morris Gallery.

Family Day: Brilliant Buildings

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together.

Teachers' Course: Patternmaking

Join textile designer Sba Shaikh for practical ideas to explore pattermaking through Art & Design and Maths.

David Bailey in Conversation SOLD OUT

Photographer David Bailey talks about his illustrious career and his portraits of London’s East End with Sandy Nairne, Director of the National Portrait Gallery.

Creative Kids: Mrs Morris’s tea party

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Mrs Morris’s tea party

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

William Morris’s Birthday Event

This year’s annual celebrations include a birthday toast with traditional music from Walthamstow Folk followed by a talk on the Gallery’s internationally recognised collection by curators Anna Mason and Carien Kremer.

Family Day: Photo Fun

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Drawing

Artist-led drawing workshops for children aged five and over.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Drawing

Artist-led drawing workshops for children aged five and over.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Drawing

Artist-led drawing workshops for children aged five and over.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Puppet making and Performance

Make your own puppet and help us to perform stories about heroes, dragons, knights and wizards at our very own children’s puppet theatre. This workshop explores the story of Sigurd the Volsung.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Puppet making and Performance

Make your own puppet and help us to perform stories about heroes, dragons, knights and wizards at our very own children’s puppet theatre. This workshop explores the story of Sigurd the Volsung.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Puppet making and Performance

Make your own puppet and help us to perform stories about heroes, dragons, knights and wizards at our very own children’s puppet theatre. This workshop explores the story of Sigurd the Volsung.

Creative Kids: Spring wishes

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Drawing

Artist-led drawing workshops for children aged five and over.

Creative Kids: Spring wishes

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Drawing

Artist-led drawing workshops for children aged five and over.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Drawing

Artist-led drawing workshops for children aged five and over.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Puppet making and Performance

Make your own puppet and help us to perform stories from the legend of King Arthur about heroes, dragons, knights and wizards at our very own children’s puppet theatre.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Puppet making and Performance

Make your own puppet and help us to perform stories about heroes, dragons, knights and wizards at our very own children’s puppet theatre.

Easter Holiday Workshops: Puppet making and Performance

Make your own puppet and help us to perform stories about heroes, dragons, knights and wizards at our very own children’s puppet theatre.

David Bailey East End Faces

Join one of the Gallery’s curators for a tour of David Bailey’s photography exhibition.

Sunday Photo Challenge

Take part in our Photo Challenge and enter the Art Fund's Museum of the Year 2013 Photography competition with a chance to win an Apple ipad mini!

Family Day: World of Books

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together.

Sunday Photo Challenge

Take part in our Photo Challenge and enter the Art Fund's Museum of the Year 2013 Photography competition with a chance to win an Apple ipad mini!

Meet the Artist – David Mabb

Join us on May Day to celebrate the opening of David Mabb’s new installation Regime Change Begins at Home.

Sunday Photo Challenge

Take part in our Photo Challenge and enter the Art Fund's Museum of the Year 2013 Photography competition with a chance to win an Apple ipad mini!

Creative Kids: Every Kind of People

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Every Kind of People

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Sunday Photo Challenge

Take part in our Photo Challenge and enter the Art Fund's Museum of the Year 2013 Photography competition with a chance to win an Apple ipad mini!

WMG Late: Vintage Bop and Beats

We prepare for an evening of high-octane entertainment with music, dance, art and fashion from the Swinging Sixties. Featuring London’s original 60s dance troupe The Actionettes.

Imagined Futures

Ruth Kinna, writer and Professor of Political Theory at Loughborough University, discusses News From Nowhere and itsplace in Morris’s politics, his socialism and contemporary radical ideology.

Family Day: Revolting Crafts

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together.

Creative Kids: Brer Rabbit

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Brer Rabbit

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Family Day: Comics and comedy

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together.

Creative Kids: Islamic art in the garden

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Islamic art in the garden

Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

The Art of Embroidery: Nicola Jarvis and May Morris

Discover the delicate art of embroidery on a special tour with one of the Gallery’s curators, afterwards meet the artist, Nicola Jarvis.

Rise Up Women! The suffragette campaign for the vote

Diane Atkinson considers Emily Wilding Davison's protest in the wider context of the WSPU's militant campaign for women's suffrage in the years leading up to the outbreak of the First World War.

Adult Workshop: Ornamental Embroidery

Stitch a botanical sampler in the style of May Morris with Ornamental Embroidery teachers Lynn Hulse and Nicola Jarvis.

Family Day: My Secret Garden

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together.

WMG Late: Sweetness and Light

Enjoy a summer's evening at the William Morris Gallery, indulge in a candied feast inspired by the William Morris Garden and listen to the folk-pop choruses of Theo Bard. 

Creative Kids: Birds of a Feather

Make a bird costume and learn to fly with Creative Kids. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Birds of a Feather

Make a bird costume and learn to fly with Creative Kids. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Depersonalisation in Medicine

Artist Emma Barnard and Surgeon Michael Papesh discuss the Person as Patient exhibition.

Young People's Photography Project

Learn digital photography skills with artist Errol Reuben Fernandes and make your own artworks for display at the William Morris Gallery.

Young People's Photography Project

Learn digital photography skills with artist Errol Reuben Fernandes and make your own artworks for display at the William Morris Gallery.

Young People's Photography Project

Learn digital photography skills with artist Errol Reuben Fernandes and make your own artworks for display at the William Morris Gallery.

Adult Taster Workshop: Ornamental Embroidery

Stitch a crewel work kit in the style of May Morris with Ornamental Embroidery teacher Nicola Jarvis. For beginners.

Young People's Photography Project

Learn digital photography skills with artist Errol Reuben Fernandes and make your own artworks for display at the William Morris Gallery.

Family Day: Paper It!

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together. Each event includes a make and take so you can remember your special day. Give ordinary objects a makeover using the paper art of decoupage and surround yourself with things that are useful and beautiful.

May Morris: Designer-Craftswoman & Daughter-Editor

A leading figure in the Arts & Crafts movement and a highly skilled embroiderer, May Morris also shared her father's socialist convictions and edited his writings. Biographer Jan Marsh discusses her life.

Creative Kids: Clay Beasts

Unleash your wild side and make clay animals. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Clay Beasts

Unleash your wild side and make clay animals. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Adult Tour: Water House and its owners

Explore the William Morris Gallery, once a luxurious Georgian villa, through the lives of the people who lived there. This event is part of Open House London.

Adult Tour: Building the new Willam Morris Gallery

Discover the transformation of this Grade II* listed building into a popular visitor attraction. This event is part of Open House London.

Family Day: Pattern and Play

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together. Each event includes a make and take so you can remember your special day. William Morris designed amazing patterns to decorate people's homes, join artist David Barnett of See 'n' Make to play and create your own games with pattern.

WMG Late: Ink and Drink

Rediscover the therapeutic effects of colouring-in with professional illustrator Niroot Puttapipat. First 100 guests get a free Pictura book!

Creative Kids: African-American Folktales

A special storytelling session to celebrate Black History Month with Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: African-American Folktales

A special storytelling session to celebrate Black History Month with Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Nicola Tree: The Makers

Join us for an informal viewing of The Makers exhibition, where Nicola Tree will be sharing some of the stories behind her photographs. 

Giles Deacon and more... Teachers' and Educators' Private View

An exclusive evening viewing of the newly-opened Giles Deacon exhibition plus information on William Morris Gallery's current programmes for schools

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Giles Deacon in Conversation

Join leading fashion writer and commentator Colin McDowell for a conversation with Giles Deacon, "the most adored designer of the past decade" says The Independent

Family Day: Textiles from Africa

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together. Each event includes a make and take so you can remember your special day. Make your own textile designs inspired by African prints and explore Giles Deacon's fashion exhibition to celebrate Black History Month.

Giles Deacon Fashion Design Workshops for GCSE/A Level or BTEC Level 2 students

Inspiring students to design and create thier own fabulous fashions and showcase these at a special catwalk event next term.

WMG Late: Fashion

Unleash your inner fashion designer with free craft activities and expert tutorials from the East London Craft Guerrilla. 

C R Ashbee and the Essex House Press

Mary Greensted discusses Ashbee and the history of the Essex House Press. 

Giles Deacon Fashion Design Workshops for GCSE/A Level or BTEC Level 2 students

Inspiring students to design and create thier own fabulous fashions and showcase these at a special catwalk event next term.

Creative Kids: Sea Faring

Explore life on the sea and great ships in Frank Brangwyn's paintings. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Sea Faring

Explore life on the sea and great ships in Frank Brangwyn's paintings. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Teachers' Course: Safe and Simple Printmaking

Have a go at a range of simple techniques for the classroom not using knives or cutters. With artist Anna Alcock. £40.

Giles Deacon Fashion Design Workshops for GCSE/A Level or BTEC Level 2 students

Inspiring students to design and create thier own fabulous fashions and showcase these at a special catwalk event next term.

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Giles Deacon Curator's Tour

Discover the story behind the first fashion show at the William Morris Gallery with its curator.

Morris and the Amateur Craftsman

Artist in residence Lizzie Hughes invites amateur craftspeople from Waltham Forest to bring their creations to the Gallery. It could be clothing, textiles, wood or metal work – anything that you’ve made yourself.

Giles Deacon Fashion Design Workshops for GCSE/A Level or BTEC Level 2 students

Inspiring students to design and create thier own fabulous fashions and showcase these at a special catwalk event next term.

Family Day: Future Worlds

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the Gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together. Each event includes a make and take so you can remember your special day. Use your imagination to transform the Gallery into an ideal world with 3-D creatures from the future, inspired by William Morris's News From Nowhere.

Giles Deacon Fashion Design Workshops for GCSE/A Level or BTEC Level 2 students

Inspiring students to design and create thier own fabulous fashions and showcase these at a special catwalk event next term.

Creative Kids: Superheroes

Play with fashion and make an outfit of your favourite superhero. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: Superheroes

Play with fashion and make an outfit of your favourite superhero. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

WMG Late: Ignite!

Fashion-themed event for young people.

Winter Warmer

A magical afternoon of festive entertainment at the William Morris Gallery and Lloyd Park, including mulled wine and roasted chestnuts, children's activities, performance by Walthamstow based choir Natural Voices and much more. In partnership with the Friends of Lloyd Park.

Creative Kids: King Arthur

Make a 3-D wall painting of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: King Arthur

Make a 3-D wall painting of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Education Private View for Jeremy Deller's English Magic Exhibition

A chance for teachers and educators to preview this exciting exhibition- chosen as one of Time Out's Top Ten events  - over a glass of wine.  The content will be of particular interest to Art & Design, Citizenship and English teachers.

Family Day: Family Portraits

On the last Saturday of every month we pack the gallery full of fun activities for families to make and do together. Each event includes a make and take so you can remember your special day. Learn how to paint and make portraits with unusual materials and find out about William Morris's family.

Jane Morris: More than a painting by Rossetti

A talk to mark the centenary of the death of Jane Morris. Writer and scholar Peter Faulkner discusses this much overlooked figure, for decades considered only as the Pre-Raphaelite 'stunner' and unfaithful wife of William Morris.

Tea tasting

Learn all about tea and how to brew the perfect cuppa

English Magic Curator's Tour

Join Emma Gifford-Mead, curator of the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, for a tour of Jeremy Deller's exhibition. In partnership with the British Council.

Creative Kids: A Gift of Love

Make gifts to share with your friends and family this Valentine's Day. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

Creative Kids: A Gift of Love

Make gifts to share with your friends and family this Valentine's Day. Play, make and get hands on with Creative Kids, a regular session for children under five to enjoy with their parents and carers.

WMG Late: Singles Unite!

Spark a new romance at a Valentine's Day cocktail party with optional speed dating. Drinks, canapes and soulmate-spotting in a romantic setting.

London Children's Book Swap

Swap a book your family has enjoyed and for someone else's recommended read

Jeremy Deller in Conversation SOLD OUT

An opportunity to discover more about the evolution of Deller's installation at the British Pavilion and his long fascination with William Morris.

Family Day: Arabian Nights

Join bloodthirsty kings and a magic lamp as we journey through One Thousand and One Nights, a collection of ancient folk tales from west and south Asia loved by William Morris

Makes You Think! Jeremy Deller inspired workshops for secondary students

These two-hour sessions consider how art can be used as a tool for political campaigning

WMG Late: Jeremy Deller

A live performance from the Melodians Steel Orchestra, plus a special screening of Rosalind Fowler's documentary Folk In Her Machine

Makes You Think! Jeremy Deller inspired workshops for secondary students

These two-hour sessions consider how art can be used as a tool for political campaigning

Creative Kids: William the Strong

Free puppet-making for the under-5s

Creative Kids: William the Strong

Free puppet-making for the under-5s

Banner making workshop with Ed Hall

Make your own trade union style banner inspired by Jeremy Deller's English Magic

Makes You Think! Jeremy Deller inspired workshops for secondary students

These two-hour sessions consider how art can be used as a tool for political campaigning

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Teachers' Course: Teaching Textiles for Secondary Teachers

For secondary Art & Design/Design & Technology teachers: a chance to share practice, learn new skills and refresh old ones inspired by the gallery displays.

John Ruskin, ‘The Nature of Gothic’ and William Morris

Find out how William Morris was influenced by John Ruskin's essay, 'The Nature of Gothic'

Birds of Prey

Hold one of the incredible birds featured in Jeremy Deller's English Magic

Curator's tour

Join one of the Gallery's curators for an introductory tour of the collection

Creative Kids: Peacock Tiles

Make clay tiles inspired by the magnificent peacock

Family Day: Explore and Draw

Discover the Gallery's hidden treasures

Creative Kids: Printing

Get messy making wallpaper

The Heroic Labour of Frank Brangwyn

Tim Barringer explores Frank Brangwyn's fascination with manual work

Museums at Night: Mr Smith’s Letterpress Workshop

A night of political sloganeering with Mr Smith's Letterpress Workshop

Family Day: Celtic Patterns

An afternoon of ancient alphabets, amazing mazes and zoomorphic letters

Meet the Artist - Diana Furlong

Join us to explore Zoom In, Zoom Out with artist Diana Furlong. This event is part of the E17 Art Trail.

Creative Kids: Painting with Nature

Explore our garden and learn to paint with natural products

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Free Arts Award artist-led workshop day

Artist-led days with a chance talk to the artist about their work and get portfolio advice

Free Arts Award artist-led workshop day

Artist-led days with a chance talk to the artist about their work and get portfolio advice

William Morris and the First World War

Tony Pinkney explores Morris's analysis of war and violence

Free Arts Award artist-led workshop day

Artist-led days with a chance talk to the artist about their work and get portfolio advice

Free Arts Award artist-led workshop day

Artist-led days with a chance talk to the artist about their work and get portfolio advice

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Family Day: Mega Murals

Help us create a mural to commemorate the outbreak of the First World War

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

WMG Late: Belgium

Experience the cultural highlights of Belgium, birthplace of Frank Brangwyn

Free graphic design workshops: create Brangwyn-inspired posters

Explore typography and integration of word and image with artist printmaker Anna Alcock

Creative Kids: Yoga

Creative Kids gets active!

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Curator's tour

Join one of the Gallery's curators for an introductory tour of the collection

Walthamstow Garden Party

A free weekend of music, theatre, arts & crafts, food and family activity in beautiful Lloyd Park

Family Day: Beauties and Beasts

Bring Beauty and the Beast to life through movement and dance

Family Day: Indian Textiles

Be inspired by Indian fabric and print like William Morris!

Summer of Stories

Interactive storytelling sessions inspired by Morris's love of myths and legends

Film Screening: Indian Textiles

Follow the skilled craftsmen who make Bagh prints, Kalamkari and Ajrakh prints, three traditional Indian textiles, in this series of short films. In collaboration with the Crafts Museum, New Delhi.

Frank Brangwyn tour

Join one of our curators to discover the life and work of Frank Brangwyn

Young People's Creative Project

Young people aged 16 - 22 are offered the chance to make their own artwork for exhibition at the William Morris Gallery. This four day project will explore working conditions in the textile industry, focusing particularly on India and Bangladesh and looking at the work of local artist Alke Schmidt. With the support and guidance of artist Della Rees you will experiment with new techniques, visit an artist's studio and make a creative response to this issue.

Young People's Creative Project

Young people aged 16 - 22 are offered the chance to make their own artwork for exhibition at the William Morris Gallery. This four day project will explore working conditions in the textile industry, focusing particularly on India and Bangladesh and looking at the work of local artist Alke Schmidt. With the support and guidance of artist Della Rees you will experiment with new techniques, visit an artist's studio and make a creative response to this issue.

Summer of Stories

Interactive storytelling sessions inspired by Morris's love of myths and legends

Young People's Creative Project

Young people aged 16 - 22 are offered the chance to make their own artwork for exhibition at the William Morris Gallery. This four day project will explore working conditions in the textile industry, focusing particularly on India and Bangladesh and looking at the work of local artist Alke Schmidt. With the support and guidance of artist Della Rees you will experiment with new techniques, visit an artist's studio and make a creative response to this issue.

Young People's Creative Project

Young people aged 16 - 22 are offered the chance to make their own artwork for exhibition at the William Morris Gallery. This four day project will explore working conditions in the textile industry, focusing particularly on India and Bangladesh and looking at the work of local artist Alke Schmidt. With the support and guidance of artist Della Rees you will experiment with new techniques, visit an artist's studio and make a creative response to this issue.

Frank Brangwyn tour

Join one of our curators to discover the life and work of Frank Brangwyn

Summer of Stories

Interactive storytelling sessions inspired by Morris's love of myths and legends

Creative Kids: Dreamcatchers

Create your own dreamcatcher

Summer of Stories

Interactive storytelling sessions inspired by Morris's love of myths and legends

Brangwyn at War!

Libby Horner reveals the stories behind Frank Brangwyn's First World War designs

The Long Table

An alternative dining experience that brings William Morris' ideas of fellowship to life. Enjoy delicious food and good company in a communal atmosphere.

Summer of Stories

Interactive storytelling sessions inspired by Morris's love of myths and legends

Family Day: Poster Making

Design and make posters to support local causes

Yinka Shonibare MBE comes to Walthamstow

Meet the artist and find out more about his next major commission