What’s On

The Society has an exciting variety of workshops, talks and events, both online and at Kelmscott House throughout the year.

Take a look at our upcoming events!

  • June 7, 2026

    10:00 am

    4:00 pm

    The William Morris Society

    Join us for London Open Gardens on June 7th, 2026! Visitors will have access to the main garden of Kelmscott House, open only once a year as well as The William Morris Society's garden! There will be refreshments available and printing press demonstrations in the museum's print room throughout the day.

  • July 5, 2026

    10:00 am

    6:00 pm

    The William Morris Society

      Join us on Sunday 5th July as we will be hosting our first Artisan Market from 10:00am – 6:00pm!  Just as William Morris did, we will be celebrating artisans who will be selling their crafts.  Expect arts, crafts, designs, homeware, clothing, food and much more! 

  • July 21, 2026

    5:30 pm

    7:30 pm

    The William Morris Society

    We are excited to launch our brand new and exclusive Summer evening events at the William Morris Society as part of our museum lates series. Join us after hours as we toast some fizz to celebrate Summer, William Morris and especially florals! Wear your best floral dresses, ties, blouses and shirts and join us to Read More

  • July 22, 2026

    10:30 am

    12:30 pm

    The William Morris Society

    Join us at the Coach House to create beautiful prints inspired by John Henry Dearle’s Seaweed. Sketch your designs, then draw them on to foam tiles and print them to create your own seaside patterns. A workshop for children 6-12 years. Price: £7.50 per child Please note that all children must be accompanied by an Read More

  • 26 Upper Mall, The William Morris Society, W6 9TA

    To celebrate the William Morris Society’s 70th anniversary, the Society has opened a new semi-permanent exhibition which explores the life and work of Victorian Designer, Poet, Activist, Craftsman, and Environmentalist, William Morris (1834-1896), at his family home overlooking the River Thames in Hammersmith. Morris lived here for eighteen years with his wife, Jane Morris (1839-1914), and Read More

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    1:30 pm

    4:00 pm

    The William Morris Society and Emery Walker's House

    This is a rare opportunity to get up close with items that are rarely on show to the public with a specialist tour of both Emery Walker’s House and the nearby William Morris Society premises. The tour will explore the Arts & Crafts textiles in both collections, including exquisite examples of May Morris’ work. The Read More

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