The Larch club

The Larch club is a weekly club meeting for adults with autism to offer a safe and comfortable space to be and meet friends. We meet at Kingston library on Thursday evenings from 5.30 to 7.45pm.

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Page last updated 20th January 2026

Who is this for?

What is this club?

What we offer:

A social drop-in club with activities, such as:

Socialising
Board games
Arts and crafts

Refreshments, such as tea, coffee and cold drinks, are also included

There are also outings into the community approx. once a month

When:

Thursdays at 17:30-19:45

Good to know

Cost: £5
Wait time: Up to one week
Getting here:

What people say

The Larch club is a wonderful new initiative and is a much-needed new peer support group for adults with autism without a learning disability.

Location

Community Room, Kingston library

Location

Kingston Library
Fairfield Road
Kingston upon Thames
London

KT1 2PS

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Date and time

Every Thursday 17:3019:45

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