
We hold many events at Hammersmith.
Alongside our worship we try to create an environment and events where people can come together to understand what Quakers stand for and to build a spiritual and physical community.
We also try and involve our local communities and support them.
At Hammersmith we don’t just talk about changing things. We’ve been doing something about it since 1645. We are one of the oldest Quaker meetings in the world. Since then Quakers have been working to improve the lives of people around them and people in distress.

Every year we take part in the national Vigil for Peace. We explore the Quaker Peace testimony.
For more information The Peace Testimony and Vigil
There is more information in the calendar section of the site on these and other Hammersmith and Quaker events
1. Hammersmith Quaker Worship on a Sunday: - This happens at 11am and lasts for an hour. After meeting there is coffee and biscuits, this is the perfect opportunity to ask questions. If you are coming to a Quaker meeting for the first time you will find this information useful Your first time at meeting
2. Hammersmith Openings: These are regular discussion groups held by Hammersmith Meeting, to explore diverse topics and to build our friendship with one another and discuss Quaker thinking and principles.
3. Hammersmith Shared Lunches: Every two months we sit down and share a simple lunch together. People bring food along to share. Lunches are usually on the first Sunday in February, April, June, August, October and December. They start at 12.30. All are welcome to stay. Please check the calendar though as sometimes the date moves by a week or so. Shared Lunches
4. Hammersmith Mend: This is a new event and part of our sustainability initiatives. It is designed to help prevent fabrics going to landfill. People bring an item of fabric or wool they would like mend and receive advice. Conversations could be about mending the world, Quaker values, or general conversation and chat. Mend Information Mend and Saving the Planet
5. Hammersmith and Volunteering in the community We think it is important to work withing the community we live in and work to include people in our and the wider community. In doing this we run events for people who need extra support and at ways to get to know the people around us.
6. Outreach: We also put on plays, discussion fora and cultural events to discuss topical issues and discuss Quaker principles and beliefs.
If you would like to be on our mailing list for events please email us: clerk@hammersmithquakers.org.uk

The sold out concert featured the award winning artists and long term friends Maggie Cole on harpsichord and Philippa Davies on flute.
Music by JS Bach, Mozart, Ibert and Jan Willem Nelleke