The annual Open House Festival is on, 12-20th September 2026
Properties in Streatham open for the Open House Festival this year:
Streatham Hill Theatre
As part of the Open House Festival, Streatham Hill Theatre stands out as a significant example of London’s theatrical heritage. Built in 1928–29, it was the final theatre designed by renowned architect W. G. R. Sprague. Opening in 1929, the venue hosted theatre, opera, ballet and variety performances until 1962, with a temporary closure between 1944 and 1950 due to wartime bomb damage.
Pullman Court
Grade II* listed buildings, modern movement style with balcony walkways and period internal features.
The Woodfield Pavilion
A pre-2nd WW - 1933 - now beautifully refurbished brick built sports pavilion surrounded by the fields of Tooting Common.
Tooting Bec Lido
Outdoor pool 100x33 yards. One million gallons of unheated water. Iconic outdoor cubicle doors, fountain and café added in the 1930s, with Art Deco style entrance in 2001. Sports hall pavilion added in 2016.
The Streatham Society will be present at the The Woodfield Pavilion on Sunday 13th September 2026 11am-3pm. We will have a stall, Robert Doyle is leading a walk on Sports and Recreation on the commons at 11:30am and John Brown will be giving a talk on the Dukes Of Bedford and the Tooting Commons at 2pm. There will also be a talk and tour of the community orchard by Chris Fowler at 1pm and stalls - Friends of Tooting Common, Tooting History Group and and Orchard Project.
Refreshments available
