Open House Festival

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Central Sutton and New Town

Explore Central Sutton and New Town. Highlights include the Mid-Autumn Mooncake Festival, a cherished tradition in many Asian cultures. It is a time for family reunions and cultural celebrations, featuring mooncakes,
lantern displays and a spirit of harmony and unity. Mooncake Festival is part of a GLA funded programme which highlights community and social integration aspects of Sutton Council's library service programme, and how it supports placemaking.

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Christ Church

religious

The church is designed in the Gothic style, with a semicircular barrel-vaulted ceiling, a highly carved chancel screen and magnificent stained glass windows, notably the large West window, depicting Christ the King enthroned in heaven.

W. J. T. Newman and W. Jacques , 1888

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Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations

library

Thousands of Hong Kongers have made Sutton their home in recent years. Join us on Saturday 21st September, 2024 as we celebrate Mooncake Festival with a community-led cultural programme: - Enjoy traditional music and performances from Sutton Honger, Lion Rock Kids Children's Choir, traditional Chinese music, pop dances, and Acapella. - Family activity - A variety of drinks and snacks

Charles Sierakowski, 1975

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Oru Space

offices

Oru Sutton is a landmark workspace, leisure, and destination space in the heart of Sutton High Street, creating a nurturing environment for people to connect and thrive in their work and personal lives.

-, 2023

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St Nicholas Church

religious

Built in the Gothic style with dressed flint and stone dressings. There are monuments to Joseph Glover (1628), Lady Dorothy Brownlow (1699), William Earl Talbot (1782) and Isaac Littlebury (1740). The churchyard has 5 Grade II tombs.

Edwin Nash, 1864

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Throwley Yard Cinema

cinema

Hello! We're Throwley Yard Cinema, Sutton's independent cinema and cultural hub. With a strong focus on the local community, our four cinema screens are only part of a wider offering which also includes a café, bar, live events, DJ academy, socialising and much more.