Welcome to Wandsworth Arts Fringe
WAF is taking a moment to reflect…
As part of the LBOC Legacy review process Wandsworth Arts Fringe will not take place in June 2026.
Instead, we are developing an alternative creative offer for 2026, shaped by what we have learned and by the needs and ambitions of our local arts community, with further developments planned for 2027 and beyond. We are currently reviewing feedback and evaluation data from artists, audiences, and partners to ensure that future editions of the festival continue to meet the needs of our creative community. This period of reflection is vital, not only to celebrate what has been achieved, but to listen, learn, and evolve.
Our aim is to build on the momentum of LBOC, ensuring that WAF remains a flagship event that delivers lasting public benefit to our artists and communities. We thank you for your patience whilst we take a momentary pause and we will be in touch soon to share our future vision.
About WAF
Every year, Wandsworth Arts Fringe (WAF) brings together hundreds of creatives in a bold and boundary pushing annual line-up of cutting-edge theatre and comedy, music concerts, art exhibitions, experimental performance art, outdoor art extravaganzas, and everything in between.
WAF is emphatically inclusive and welcomes participation from artists across all art forms. We offer professional and peer advice, networking events and marketing toolkits to actively support participants to realise their ideas. From established arts organisations to school children, we provide a platform and a support network for everyone that wants to take part.
Wandsworth Arts Fringe is brought to you by Wandsworth Council.
Our Impact
We've worked with Live Projects since 2023 to create in-depth impact and learning reports, to tell the stories of what we’ve achieved together and what we’ve learned while delivering the festival each year.
