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WELCOME TO TENNIS GALLERY WIMBLEDON
Information, entertainment and mail order shopping for tennis lovers. Our printed magazine What's New in Tennis is produced in June and October each year, and is also accessible through our app Tennis Gallery Wimbledon which is available as a free download on iPhone, iPad and Android. Our shop in Wimbledon is open all year round, and we offer a worldwide mail order service.
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WHAT'S NEW IN TENNIS MAGAZINE
WHAT'S NEW IN TENNIS magazine is available via the TENNIS GALLERY WIMBLEDON app which is free to download on Android and iPhone. The magazine has feature articles, book and film reviews, readers letters and much more. Elsewhere in the TENNIS GALLERY WIMBLEDON app are up to date player profiles, a comprehensive tennis directory and complete books and films available for instant access through your smartphone or tablet.
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MAVERICK ARTS PUBLISHING
is the lead sponsor of TENNIS GALLERY WIMBLEDON. This UK-based independent publisher specialises in books for young children. For more information including latest new titles please call +44(0)1798 875814 or visit www.maverickbooks.co.uk
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2012 DAVIS CUP MEDIA GUIDE
2012 FED CUP MEDIA GUIDE
These new attractively-produced guides are packed with information about tennis's leading international men's and women's team competitions.
UK PRICE INCL DELIVERY £12 (EUROPE £14)
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THE ART OF TENNIS ORIGINAL POSTERS
We are now adding our entire collection of original Roland Garros and Wimbledon Championships posters to the website. These posters are beautifully produced and feature the work of leading contemporary artists. They make excellent wall decoration for home, club or office. To view the full range of images available CLICK HERE.
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WHAT'S NEW IN TENNIS PRINT EDITION
The Winter 2011 / 2012 issue of our free customer magazine WHAT'S NEW IN TENNIS is still available to gallery visitors and mail order customers. This 32-page issue has feature articles, photographs, book reviews and lots of useful information for the tennis fan.
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LETTER FROM SW19 CUSTOMER NEWSLETTER
Issue 115 of Letter From SW19 is available now with news of latest publications and official merchandise from the Wimbledon Classics collection. "I want to thank you for your excellent little newsletters. They are always interesting and informative, and I send them on to my tennis friends in California."
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THE TENNIS GALLERY STORY
The Tennis Gallery Wimbledon was founded by Richard and Chris Jones. The gallery began trading in the mid 1990s at UK tennis tournaments and Davis Cup ties, with the aim of providing a friendly one-stop shop for tennis fans. In the early days the emphasis was mainly on books, but over the years the range was expanded to include art, films, collectables and gifts. In 1999 the gallery moved into its first permanent shop at 114 Arthur Road in Wimbledon Park, just 20 minutes walk from the All England Lawn Tennis Club. These tiny premises became a home from home for tennis fans from all over the world, and the visitor's book soon became a veritable Who's Who of international tennis. Friendships were formed with players, coaches, journalists, broadcasters and fans, and today our free twice-yearly magazine What's New in Tennis is sent to over 8000 people worldwide. The gallery also publishes tennis posters and postcards, and was sole supplier to the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum Shop from 1997 to 2002. The Gallery moved to its current larger premises in 2007, where we are able to house our extensive range on the ground floor whilst our upstairs room houses our tennis archive which is available for use by authors and researchers.
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| The Tennis Gallery |
Opening hours: |
| is now open at : |
10am-5pm, Tuesday to Saturday |
| 112 Arthur Road |
(Closed on Sundays and Mondays) |
| Wimbledon Park |
Extended opening hours during |
| London SW19 8AA |
Wimbledon Championships |
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| Telephone: +44-(0)20 8715 8866 |
| Fax: +44-(0)20 8715 8877 |
| Email: |
Find us right next to Wimbledon Park underground station (District Line), 20 minutes from central London and just one mile from The All England Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club, home of The Championships and the world famous Centre Court.
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