19th March 2026

This week at St Margaret’s House, we want to highlight our ongoing commitment to sustainability as a key part of our mission. From the way we run our spaces to the activities we host, we aim to make choices that are mindful of the environment and encourage more sustainable ways of living. We believe that small, everyday actions can make a real difference, especially when they are shared across a community.

This feels especially important as we approach Earth Hour 2026 this Sunday. It is a moment to pause, reflect and take simple action by switching off and thinking about how we can care for our planet. We invite you to join us in marking the occasion and to carry that spirit forward by making choices that support a more sustainable future for everyone.

Check out our What's on page and read on to find out what's coming up!

During this fun and creative workshop, you'll be taken through a step by step process of how to emboss your own design using aluminium foil and card.

The perfect way to start your Saturday! Enjoy guided meditation and breath work surrounded by blissful music. Followed by dynamic movement and restorative stretching. Leave feeling connected to the body and breath! Sweating optional, smiling inevitable!

Experience the immersive rejuvenating frequencies of a Sound Bath. Through the use of Himalayan Singing Bowls, Gong and Percussion, this session will help you feel more enriched, connected and in harmony with yourself.

Following the success of our previous 'Tapestry' events, Onesixfour invites you to 'Tapestry - Part 3', the third instalment of their initial 3-part live art series exploring collective creation, improvisation and shared experience.

This exhibition responds to a central contradiction of contemporary life: unprecedented digital connectivity alongside deepening disconnection—from nature, from one another and from ourselves.

Right to Grow Tower Hamlets got off to a strong start this year. In January, they presented a petition at the Council Meeting, which led to a follow-up meeting to explore how Right to Grow can help shape the borough’s Community Gardening Strategy, with consultations this Summer and support drafting a formal Motion for Tower Hamlets. Upcoming public events include: banner-making on March 24th (5–8pm) at Limborough Hub, volunteer days, film screenings and socials in April and a walking tour of community food gardens on June 7th, part of London Open Gardens. Join the campaign at the button below.