Wondering where to watch the Wimbledon Championships this summer? Settle into live screenings on the Big Screen on The Piazza, from 30 June to 13 July. Grab a deck chair, bring your friends, and enjoy world-class tennis in the open air – completely for FREE!
There’s plenty of food and drink nearby, and for those looking to escape the heat (or the rain!), you’ll also be able to catch matches on the indoor screen at Wimbledon Quarter. It’s a Wimbledon tradition, right in the heart of the town.
NEW for 2025 – The Big Screen experience will feature an exciting new addition: Glastonbury Festival, live from 27 to 29 June. Whether you’re a long-time fan of the UK’s most iconic music festival or just love soaking up summer vibes, this is your chance to enjoy the atmosphere in a relaxed outdoor setting.
Mark your calendars – we’ll see you on The Piazza!
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is it free?
Yes! The screening is completely free to attend.
When do the screenings start & finish?
Coverage begins at 11am, and typically will end around 9pm depending on how long games last.
Is it dog friendly?
Absolutely – well-behaved dogs on leads are very welcome.
Is there food and drink available?
Yes! You’re right in the heart of Wimbledon, so feel free to grab a bite from nearby cafés, restaurants, or shops – then head back and enjoy the tennis from a deckchair.
Where’s the nearest loo?
Toilets are available inside Wimbledon Quarter on the ground floor, just a 3-minute walk away.
Do I need to book or reserve a space?
No booking required – just turn up and enjoy. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
What should I bring?
We recommend bringing sunscreen, a hat, water, and something to sit on (deckchairs are limited). You’re welcome to bring a picnic too!
Is the event family friendly?
Yes – it’s a relaxed, inclusive space suitable for all ages.
What happens if it rains?
The screening is outdoors, so come prepared for the British weather! Light rain won’t stop us, but check our socials for any severe weather updates.
Is the area accessible?
Yes, the space is step-free and suitable for wheelchair users.
