The Windmill

About The Windmill

Brixton Windmill is a 19th century monument. It was, however, built in 1816 for Ashby & Sons. The area in that time it was all open fields and they used wind to power the mill until 1862. It is now no longer a working mill. It is situated next to a local school's playing fields and HM Prison.

The Windmill Address

Address:
22 Blenheim Gardens
Clapham
London
SW2 5BZ
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8671 0700

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Location Information for The Windmill

Address:
22 Blenheim Gardens
Clapham
London
SW2 5BZ
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8671 0700
Public transport: Brixton, Underground

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Events at The Windmill

  • Austin Lucas + Dexy and The Hand Me Downs + Sam Russo at The Windmill Brixton

    Acoustic Music

    2 Mar 2012

    Austin Lucas: 2011 was quite a big year for Austin Lucas. He released yet another fine album of songs, got a backing band together and supported Willie Nelson. 2012 promises to get even better and for the first time he brings his band The Bold Party to the UK. \nDexy and The Hand Me Downs: Sweetness and light in spades from Lewisham’s finest country punk and his fine-tuned band. \nSam Russo: Acoustic punk awesomeness.

  • Authorities + Wonk Unit + It’s Not OK at The Windmill Brixton

    Music

    27 Feb 2012

  • Boredom + Pettybone + Lich + Momentum at The Windmill Brixton

    Punk

    20 Feb 2012

    Boredom: Rock and roll d-beat hardcore from Graz, Austria, from the ashes of Plague Mass and other projects. If Motorhead, Tragedy, From Ashes Rise and AC/DC entered a battle of the bands. \nPettybone: Raw, angry, intense political hardcore punk from London. Revolutionary all-girl hardcore, proper mint. Ex/current Hello Bastards, Hang the Bastard, Invasion and more. \nLich: Members of Battle of Wolf 359 / Me and Goliath playing apocalyptic sludge with killer riffs. New splits with Man Hands and Human Junk out soon - Kent massacre. \nMomentum: Crushing, intense, vegan, atheist hardcore punk from London. Debut LP out on Falo of Flies / Alerta Antifascista. Ex/current members of Dinomania, Volatile Youth, Plague Mass, xZieglerx, Light bearer and Fall of Efrafa. \nMoat: Bleak 90s metallic hardcore from London. Political Catharsis worship, inspired by Orwell and Debord. Write about being eaten by birds, the phallic nature of skyscrapers, and the fragility of mental health in modern civilisation. Split 7" with Tyburn coming soon.

  • Brett Detar + Old Kerry McKee at The Windmill Brixton

    Country

    21 Feb 2012

    A night of live music from Brett Detar and Old Kerry McKee.

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