This Victorian flint faced church is a Commissioner's or Waterloo Church designed by Sir George Gilbert Scott and consecrated in 1851. Set in a closed churchyard with areas for wildlife there is a striking grave to a major benefactor. The east window was made by Whitefriars. There is a self guided tour and videos including a wedding peal on our ring of 12 bells. Refreshments are available.

Sir George Gilbert Scott, 1851

As part of the weekend event Build / Play / Shape Croydon, MATT+FIONA will lead a collaborative cardboard-build activity inspired by landmarks from Croydon's skyline. Visitors of all ages can help create a large scale installation using pre-made silhouette templates and recycled materials, contributing to "Croydon of the Future, Drawing on the Past".

Be inspired by Croydon's space age buildings and aviation history - from Apollo and Lunar House, to Croydon Airport. Build your own models of familiar buildings redesigned as spacecrafts and transform the town centre into a space station.

Right To Play is a celebration and a call to action to fight for our Right To Play. With bamboo den and structure building, Puppetry interaction, a "Long Table Mud Kitchen" play and a Run, Jump, Swing sculpture.

Step inside Fairfield Halls for Open House Festival and explore one of Croydon’s most iconic buildings. Discover its history, uncover what happens behind the scenes, learn how productions and events are delivered across the venue, enjoy guided tours, and take part in activities throughout the day.

Robert Atkinson and Partners, 1962

Croydon Council's ambitious 1990s Croydon Clocktower project created a large new central library. Former Town Hall library and other spaces were then repurposed as arts venues which opened in 1995. These tours will outline how this was achieved, with particular emphasis on the David Lean Cinema, and will include a brief talk on the cinema's eventful history.

Tibbalds Monro, 1995

Explore the Museum of Croydon and Croydon Archives: - Join the Curator of the Museum of Croydon and the Borough Archivist of the Croydon Archives on an intimate guided tour of our stored, rarely seen collections. - Explore our current exhibitions with our expert staff, including Grayson Perry's Essex House Tapestries and a brand-new exhibition on Croydon's Architecture

Charles Henman, 1896

21 houses, in 4 terraces, built by Swiss architects Atelier 5 for Wates within the wider Park Hill Estate, Croydon. Living areas on the upper floor are approached through a garden court. Bedrooms downstairs open onto a lower garden. The houses are accessed via walkways and sit within mature communal gardens providing private and open living. Pevsner wrote, 'a group with few equals in Britain'.

Atelier 5, 1970

Tudor almshouses dating from 1596 and founded by the Archbishop of Canterbury John Whitgift. Chapel and Courtyard with original 16C clock.

Unknown, 1596