Sands End Arts & Community Centre (SEACC) is run by a charitable trust with the aim of promoting social cohesion. The award-winning building was commissioned by Hammersmith & Fulham Council and funded in its entirety by Tideway and Chelsea Football Club.
We have various spaces for hire on a regular basis or for one-off events, as well as room for long term tenants. Celebrations, performance arts, playing, learning, community events, exercise, crafting, rehearsals, exhibitions, photo shoots, clubs and meetings; whatever you want to do, we’re here for you.
Not only do we hire out space, we also have our own café, Walnut Tree, which is open to the public as well as centre users, with all profits ploughed back into the centre.
“We always promised we’d try and replace the Sands End Community Centre so I’m really pleased the new Sands End Arts & Community Centre is already becoming a destination spot and adding to our residents’ quality of life in this beautiful part of south Fulham.
“The trustees and all the residents who worked to make this happen deserve special praise, underlining how, when councils and residents work together they can do great things”.
— Councillor Stephen Cowan, Leader, London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham
2 months ago
On March 11, we held a party at the Sands End Arts & Community Centre to declare the centre open for business officially and to thank all those who helped get us there. Hammersmith & Fulham Council Leader Stephen Cowan did the honours, along with speeches from Andy Mitchell, CEO of Tideway (which part-funded the building), Cllr Ben Coleman (chair of the SEACC board of trustees) and trustee Timothy Prager.
3 months ago
We were delighted that the period music ensemble Arcangelo chose the Sands End Arts & Community Centre for its first open rehearsal of the year on Thursday 3rd March.
3 months ago
The Sands End Arts & Community Centre building is up for yet another award.
