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World Zombie Day: London, home
A group of zombies advances towards the camera past a cluster of red balloons, one man caught mid-groan.
Photo: Paul Carrano

Zombie Friendly Establishments

The Official World Zombie Day Supporter badge: a brain-globe in a scalloped ring reading Official World Zombie Day Supporter, Zombie-Friendly.

These businesses are supporting World Zombie Day: London and The Dead Good Club through fundraising, in-kind contributions, awareness activities, and welcoming the undead in their own spaces.

Please show them some love, and if you can’t attend the walk, check to see if they have activities near you.

Apply to become a supporterNot a business? Donate or fundraise

Friends of World Zombie Day / Official Supporters are not stops on the walk

A small number of zombie-friendly establishments may be shown on the route map as optional welcoming locations on the day. Being shown on the map or listed here does not make an establishment a meeting point or scheduled stop. Registration is required to join the walk and receive the official meeting point, route and walker map.

Official World Zombie Day Supporters

A small number of zombie-friendly establishments may be shown on the route map as optional welcoming locations on the day. Being shown on the map or listed here does not make an establishment a meeting point or scheduled stop. Registration is required to join the walk and receive the official meeting point, route and walker map.

Why their support matters

The Dead Good Club is a not-for-profit on a mission to fight brain rot.

It helps people reclaim their attention, think critically about AI and digital media, and reconnect through creativity, education, and real-world community.

Money raised by Official World Zombie Day Supporters goes into accessible resources, workshops, and phone-free experiences, particularly for darkly creative neurodivergent people.

Stop the rot.
Reclaim your brain.