Let’s draw London in 2023


Let's draw London!


We’re drawing London in 2023

This year we're doubling our monthly sketchwalks with extra sessions on Sundays, and bringing back our popular weekday 'Summer Lates'.


As always, our regular sketch walks are free, and there's no need to book. Just show up with your drawing kit.

See you at the next sketchwalk!


Details for each event are posted nearer the time on the Urban Sketchers London blog and social media accounts (scroll down for links to Facebook, Instagram and Twitter). Our list is provisional; we will be flexible to accommodate any disruptions, such as travel constraints.

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Summer Lates 2023

Come join us at 6pm to sketch in Central London. Dates and locations are listed below, and you’ll find details of all our Summer Lates here. 

⚫ Wednesday 24 May - South Bank

⚫ Friday 30 June - Tate Modern

⚫ Wednesday 26 July - Somerset House

⚫ Friday 25 August - Portrait Gallery/Trafalgar Square



Weekend sketchwalks


Saturday 21 January – Victoria and Albert Museum and South Kensington
Led by Jimmy Lu and Rachel Bone

Saturday 18 February - Battersea Power Station
Led by Andrea Deng and Jimmy Lu

Saturday 18 March - Greenwich
Led by Mike Whalley and Olga Mackness

    Saturday 15 April - Shoreditch 1
    Led by Jia You and Jimmy Lu
or
    Sunday 30 April - Shoreditch 2
    Leaders to be confirmed

    Saturday 20 May - Richmond 1
    Led by Helen Hayhoe and John Swanson
or
    Sunday 4 June - Richmond 2
    Led by Helen Hayhoe and John Swanson
    Saturday 17 June – Crystal Palace 1
    Led by Sarah Minty
or
    Sunday 2 July – Crystal Palace 2
    Led by Lis Watkins

⚫ Ye Old Cheshire Cheese Pub
    Saturday 8 July - Cheshire Cheese Pub
    Leaders to be confirmed

⚫ Wimbledon Village
    Saturday 22 July - Wimbledon Village 1
    Led by Inga Knysh, Patricia Burbidge and Zane Karklina
or
    Sunday 6 August - Wimbledon Village 2
    Led by Inga Knysh, Patricia Burbidge and Zane Karklina

⚫ Mayfair
    Saturday 19 August - Mayfair 1
    Led by Isabel Carmona and Peggy Wong
or
    Sunday 3 September - Mayfair 2
    Led by Isabel Carmona and Peggy Wong

⚫ Harrow on the Hill
    Saturday 23 September
    Led by Madeleine Brennan, Sue Woodisse and Zane Karklina
or
⚫ Chiswick Pier 
    Saturday 30 September - Totally Thames Festival
    Led by Helen Hayhoe and Sam Mills

⚫ Brixton
    Sunday 8 October - Brixton 1 
    Led by Rachel Bone and Adam Jefford
or
    Saturday 21 October - Brixton 2 
    Led by Rachel Bone and Adam Jefford

⚫ Wellcome Collection
    Sunday 4 November - Wellcome Collection 1  
    Led by Sasala Wickramasinghe and Helen Hayhoe
or
    Saturday 18 November - Wellcome Collection 2  
    Led by Sasala Wickramasinghe and Helen Hayhoe

⚫ South Bank Christmas Market
    Sunday 10 December – South Bank Christmas Market 1
    Led by Sasala Wickramasinghe
or
    Saturday 16 December – South Bank Christmas Market 2
    Led by Sasala Wickramasinghe



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2 comments:

  1. Sheila20 January 2023 at 21:26

    Hello from Austin, Texas USA. I’m visiting London in March, but unfortunately flying out on the 18th when you have your meet-up. I’m wondering if anyone has recommendations for best places to sketch (good views of important landmarks, not too crowded, etc.). We’re staying in the Notting Hill area but will be all over London over ten days. Any suggestions would be most appreciated!

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  2. Helen Hayhoe20 January 2023 at 22:19

    Hi Sheila, welcome to London. If you look through the details of previous sketchcrawls in the blog archive on the right of this page you will see a wide range of locations with ideas for sketching. I hope you are inspired! You might also look at our book, available above, which is full of sketches around the capital, many of them reflecting the wide range of opportunities here.

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