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About Landmark Arts Centre - Teddington

Located on Ferry Road in Teddington, the Landmark Arts Centre is an independent charity housed in the Grade II* listed former St Alban the Martyr church. Established as a charity in 1995, this iconic venue blends historic architecture with vibrant contemporary arts programming, including concerts by the Thames Philharmonia, Heart Songs/ Landmark Sound events, Christmas by Candlelight, exhibitions, and dances. With a total building capacity of 388 and a main hall seating 329, the centre offers flexible spaces across three stages, making every performance feel intimate and accessible.

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Venue details
Landmark Arts Centre is a cherished arts hub housed in the historic former church (St Alban the Martyr). The venue features a main hall (seated 329) and two additional performance spaces—the cabaret stage and an in-the-round area—offering versatile configurations for a wide range of events.

  • Audience seating is non-fixed, with flexible seating arrangements across three stages. This allows for intimate sightlines and varied stage experiences at each event.
  • Capacity: Total building capacity 388.
  • Parking: On-site car park with blue badge spaces; advance booking advised. Free street parking in surrounding streets where available.
  • Transit: Bus routes R68, 281, 285 stop right outside. Nearest rail station is Teddington. From the District line to Richmond, then a short bus ride. On-site cycle parking available.
  • Nearby hotels & eateries: The Lensbury (Broom Road, TW11 9NU), Travelodge London Teddington (Park House, Station Road, TW11 9AD), Park Hotel Teddington (19 Park Road, TW11 0AB). We highlight affiliate partner hotels and nearby restaurants to help you plan your stay and meals with ease.
  • Notable events: Thames Philharmonia concerts, Heart Songs/Landmark Sound events, Christmas by Candlelight, regular exhibitions and dances.

Whether you’re catching a concert, an exhibition, or a dance, Landmark Arts Centre offers a welcoming, non-glitzy environment where the focus stays on the art and the experience. If you’re looking for a reliable place to enjoy accessible programming in southwest London, this is your go-to local arts centre.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: Ferry Road, Teddington, TW11 9NN, United Kingdom.
  • Venue type: independent charity arts centre housed in the former church of St Alban the Martyr (Grade II* listing).
  • History: built in the 1880s as a church; Landmark Arts Centre charity established in 1995; the building was renamed from St Alban's Church to Landmark Arts Centre.
  • Main Hall capacity: 329 seated (total building capacity 388).
  • Seating: audience seated with no fixed seating; three stage spaces available (main stage, cabaret stage, in the round).
  • Parking: on-site car park with blue badge spaces (advance booking advised); free street parking in surrounding streets.
  • Transit: bus routes R68, 281, 285 stop outside; nearest rail station is Teddington; District line to Richmond followed by bus; cycle parking on-site.
  • Nearby hotels: The Lensbury (Broom Road, TW11 9NU); Travelodge London Teddington (Park House, Station Road, TW11 9AD); Park Hotel Teddington (19 Park Road, TW11 0AB).
  • Notable events hosted: Thames Philharmonia concerts; Heart Songs/ Landmark Sound events; Christmas by Candlelight; regular exhibitions and dances.
  • Demolished/renamed: formerly St Alban’s Church; now operates as Landmark Arts Centre (renamed after preservation in the 1990s).