Myatt's Fields Park Project is the charity dedicated to keeping this green space thriving. But our work goes far beyond mowing the grass. From supporting local families and hosting cultural festivals to driving sustainability and horticultural excellence, we are building a healthier neighbourhood for everyone.
Don’t just take our word for it—explore our Project Gallery below to see the real-world impact of our work in action.
The redevelopment of the Myatt’s Fields Park Depot is a community-driven vision. By placing local residents, community groups, and park users at the heart of the design process, we have ensured that the new depot will be a truly multifunctional space tailored to the neighborhood's unique needs. This project transforms an underutilized site into a highly visible, attractive hub that is both cheaper to maintain and more environmentally efficient to run. Beyond providing modern facilities, the redeveloped centre is designed to be an engine for local growth, offering a dedicated space to nurture community enterprise and foster social connection for years to come.
Led by Black Growth, a dedicated Black women-led organisation, the Harvest Wellness Festival returns for its third year as a vibrant hub for celebrating cultural diversity and nurturing local talent. The festival highlights Black-owned businesses while blending music, wellness, and community connection, strengthening both the local economy and a shared sense of belonging.
In 2026, Black Growth, former Black Farmers Market joins forces with several partners, creating an expanded space where Black growers, creators, and community leaders can thrive together.
The Myatt’s Fields Dog Show is a friendly, community led and community focused event, bringing together local dog owners and animal lovers for an afternoon of fun competitions, light-hearted prize categories, and socialising. Typically featuring categories such as best trick, waggiest tail, or best rescue, the show has a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere and celebrates the park’s strong community spirit while giving local pups a chance to shine.
This annual Festival transforms the Park into a hub of Latin American culture. Coinciding with the season of Inti Raymi (The Festival of the Sun), the event is a joyous celebration of the rich heritage of the Andes.
The goal is to create a space for cultural exchange and community connection, and the turnout is alaways spectacular. The Victorian Bandstand became the focal point for a series of breathtaking performances that captivates visitors of all ages.
This event highlights the park's role as a diverse cultural venue, successfully bringing different parts of our community together to share in music, dance, art and food.
Myatt's Fields Park Project is a charity led by local people that supports the park. We have a management agreement with Lambeth Council that means from 2023 - 2030 we provide:
Lambeth remains the owner of the park and is responsible for setting and the enforcement of bye-laws.
We are working to become more financially sustainable, better meet the needs of our local communities and make our governance more effective and inclusive. Get involved or find out more: enquiries@myattsfieldspark.info
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