Orange Tree Theatre
CLAIRE MARTIN
After her beautiful Valentine's show in 2018, we are delighted to welcome back to the Orange Tree the multi-award winning jazz singer . She will be joined by pianist and arranger Martin Sjöstedt, to celebrate the release in April 2019 of her eagerly awaited new album , her 20th for Linn Records.
Hailed by as "Our finest jazz singer", for over thirty years Claire has held ...
- Jun-Jan
- 30-5
Orleans House Gallery
Grottofying
Happy is he whose little Grot, Squats in secret underground. Where life's dull pains are soon forgot; Where all that's lost is all that's found.
This Summer, Wignall and Moore in collaboration with Eley Williams, Fiona Williams and Nicholas Tufnell bring to the Main Gallery,
Grottofying.
Come and witness the space transform into...
- Jul-Oct
- 4-25
Museum of Richmond
Celebrating 800 Years of St Mary Magdalene
FREE EXHIBITION
The Museum of Richmond's upcoming exhibition, 'Celebrating 800 Years of St. Mary Magdalene at the Heart of Richmond', will explore the history of the town's historic parish church.
This exhibition has been developed in partnership with the Richmond Team Ministry, and will be held in both the Museum and the Church itself...
more information about Celebrating 800 Years of St Mary Magdalene
- Jul-Jan
- 20-25
Orange Tree Theatre
PILGRIMS
Rachel wants to write about folk songs and war and women, especially their urge to escape.
Will and Dan are mountain climbers, adventurers, conquering peak after peak. A tale about love, adventure and betrayal. But how are stories told, and whose version is remembered? Award-winning playwright returns to the Orange Tree, following her critically acclaimed play in 2018. ★★★★ WhatsOnStage
More information
- Sep-Oct
- 6-12
Richmond Shakespeare Society
The Father
by Florian Zeller, directed by Stephen Oliver
This tragic-comedy, winner of the Moliere Award for Best Play of 2014, plunges us into the mind of a man whose grasp on reality is gradually fading. Is Andre living on his own flat or that of his daughter Anne? Has the carer stolen his watch? Is his daughter married or was she divorced five years ago? Heartbreak and black humour ...
- September
- 14-21
Teddington Theatre Club
Marvin's Room
By Scott McPherson
Who will care for the carer? A dark comedy tale of two very different sisters
Marvin is dying. But he's been dying for the past twenty years so his daughter Bessie doesn't miss anything. Bessie herself has leukaemia and needs a bone marrow transplant so reaches out to her estranged sister for help. This dark American comedy, full ...
- September
- 15-21
The Exchange
Paul Jones and Dave Kelly
Ruggedly durable and timeless, the Blues is perhaps more popular today than it has ever been. Young musicians still cut their teeth on its enticing, 12-bar appeal, but its real rewards, true virtuosity, poise and knowledge, only come with age.
More information
- £25
- September
- Tuesday
- 17
- 8pm
The Exchange
Token Man Comedy
Token Man Comedy is a new comedy night coming to The Exchange which will always seek to feature women comedians as well as including a 'Token Man' in the line-up.
We present the best in female comedy and female comedians but because we think it's important to be inclusive, we always have a chap on the bill and he's always one of the good ones so fear not!
...
- September
- Wednesday
- 18
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
PETER DONEGAN and THE BAND (As Seen On The Voice)
Peter Donegan is son of Lonnie Donegan, the King of Skiffle. He recently made headline news when he appeared on The Voice and duetted with Tom Jones in a song Lonnie Donegan wrote for him (Tom). Peter is a talented musician in his own right and he has joined forces with the band that toured with the legend for the last 30 years. A multi-instrumentalist, he plays Piano, Guitar, Mandolin, ...
more information about PETER DONEGAN and THE BAND (As Seen On The Voice)
- September
- Thursday
- 19
- 8pm
Twickenham Craft Fairs
September Fair
"Buy unique, Buy Handmade since 2014"
Handmade gifts by local people. Up to 19 stalls per event with items such as jewellery, cards, knitting, hand painted gifts, sewing, home décor, clothing, crochet, artwork & more...
Please see www.twickenhamcraftfairs.co.uk for more info
FREE ENTRY - Families welcome
- September
- Saturday
- 21
- 1:30-5pm
Cheryl, Christina and Junko
Mini Autumn Equinox Retreat
The Autumn Equinox marks an equal balance between day and night and a change in the seasons. Join Cheryl, Christina and Junko to find your own state of balance and learn some valuable practices that will help you maintain it amidst the busyness of life.
- September
- Saturday
- 21
- 1:30pm-
Bearcat Comedy Club
Ben Norris, Christian Schulte-Loh, Kevin McCarthy, The Raymond & Mr Timpkins Revue
Ben Norris Christian Schulte-Loh Kevin McCarthy The Raymond & Mr Timpkins Revue
- September
- Saturday
- 21
- 8pm
TwickFolk
Suntrap: Folk-inspired four-piece launch their new album
Suntrap are a 4 piece folk-inspired group with beautiful entrancing vocal harmonies on original, contemporary and traditional material. At TwickFolk they'll be presenting songs from their brand new album.
more information about Suntrap: Folk-inspired four-piece launch their new album
- September
- Sunday
- 22
- 7:45pm
Orange Tree Theatre
AMSTERDAM
An Israeli violinist. Living in her trendy canal-side Amsterdam apartment. Nine months pregnant.
One day a mysterious unpaid gas bill from 1944 arrives.
It awakens unsettling feelings of collective identity, foreignness and alienation. Stories of a devastating past are compellingly reconstructed to try and make sense of the present.
The UK premiere of a strikingly original, audacious thriller. is a prize-winning Israeli playwright, whose work has been produced worldwide.
More information
- September
- Sunday
- 22
Museum of Richmond
The Richmond Vicars - A talk by Derek Robinson
Two vicars ejected for their political views, another who inspired Gulliver's Travels, and a pair of performing poodles, Mouton and Don. In this talk Derek Robinson will share many of the fascinating stories discovered during his recent research on the vicars of Richmond from past centuries.
more information about The Richmond Vicars - A talk by Derek Robinson
- September
- Monday
- 23
- 7pm
Richmond Film Society
Richmond Film Society Presents Shoplifters
Japan (2018)
RFS's season continues with Hirokazu Koreeda's Palme d'Or winning drama. After a spell of shoplifting, Osamu and his son run into a homeless girl shivering with cold. Osamu's wife is not keen to take her in, but she eventually feels sorry for her. Then an incident unveils a secret that tests their bond. Winner of 43 awards and shortlisted ...
more information about Richmond Film Society Presents Shoplifters
- September
- Tuesday
- 24
- 8pm
Bearcat Comedy Club
Andy Askins, Chris Kent, Dane Baptiste, Mark Simmons
Andy Askins Chris Kent Dane Baptiste Mark Simmons
more information about Andy Askins, Chris Kent, Dane Baptiste, Mark Simmons
- September
- Saturday
- 28
- 8pm
Teddington Theatre Club
Daisy Pulls It Off
By Denise Deegan
A ripping 'Girls Own' yarn, where right triumphs over adversity
When Daisy Meredith wins the first scholarship to the hitherto exclusive Grangewood School for Girls not everyone there is pleased.
Can she put up with the 'toadyish' behaviour? Will the Headmistress realise she is being made a scapegoat? Can she find the ...
- Sep-Oct
- 28-4
Pamper Evening - September
Come and join us for an evening of shopping and pampering just for the ladies. Handmade gifts from local makers with carefully selected treatments and massage from local professionals, all under one roof. Rejuvenate, shop and relax.
Come and spoil yourself.
More Information
- Please see www.Facebook.com/TwickenhamPampering for further information.
- FREE ENTRY - Ladies 18+ only
- 6pm till 10pm (last entry 9pm)
- September
- Sunday
- 29
- 6-10pm
Mood Indigo Events
Jazz on the Plaza
With Tom Smith on saxophone and Terence Collie on piano.
More information
- Tickets £12 in advance through our website or from the venue.
- Limited seating so early booking recommended.
- September
- Sunday
- 29
- 7:30pm
TwickFolk
Showcase: Craig Joiner Floor Spots
Craig Joiner has been a professional musician for over 25 years, writing songs recorded by the likes of Heart, Bonnie Tyler, Eddie Money and Steps. Surprisingly, 2019 marks the first ever Craig Joiner solo album. Craig's musical journey began in 1987 as a member of Romeo's Daughter. Their self-titled debut on Jive Records was produced by the legendary Robert 'Mutt' Lange (Def Leppard, The Cars, ACDC, Shania Twain) and spawned a whirlwind tour of the USA and an appearance on the Billboard charts.
- September
- Sunday
- 29
- 7:45pm
The Exchange
Angela Saini - Superior
As ethnic nationalism rises around the world, race science is experiencing a revival, fuelled by the abuse of data and facts by politically-motivated groups. The story of who humans are and how we evolved is being rewritten to suit their agendas.
More information
- £7/5
- October
- Tuesday
- 1
- 7:30pm
The Arts Society Richmond
William Morris: A Kelmscott Chaucer for our Times
Speaker: Dominic Riley
Profile A bookbinder, artist and teacher, Dominic first learned bookbinding at 16 from Benedictine Monks at Douai Abbey in Berkshire and later at the London College of Printing. He has worked at the V&A, and for various binderies in London, New York and San Francisco, and spends part of the year teaching across the USA. He has his bindery in ...
more information about William Morris: A Kelmscott Chaucer for our Times
- October
- Tuesday
- 1
- 8pm
The Exchange
Twickenham Cinema Club Present: Dazed and Confused
Richard Linklater's 90's account of a group of 1976 high school teens seems like a superficial laid-back comedy, but is also an accomplished film that gradually draws you into the awkwardness of youth. With clever character development and a deftness of scriptwriting, it reveals a more complicated set of stories that sum up 'coming of age' with natural direction and ...
more information about Twickenham Cinema Club Present: Dazed and Confused
- October
- Wednesday
- 2
- 7:30pm
Eel Pie Club
WE REMEMBER JOE COCKER
An original project in tribute to Joe Cocker with a 5-piece band plus backing singers, led by the charismatic voice of Paul Cox who has a reputation as one of Britain's finest Blues/Soul singers. Paul has worked or recorded with the likes of RAY CHARLES, ERIC CLAPTON, PAUL RODGERS, GARY BROOKER, SNOWY WHITE, SAM BROWN
- October
- Thursday
- 3
- 8pm
Normansfield Theatre
Idomeneo
Rose Opera's new production of Morzart's opera seria Idomeneo explores the timeless story of love, jealousy, family loyalties in a war torn country. Featuring Rose Opera Principals, Orchestra and Chorus.
Tickets are £22-£25 for the evening performances and £15-£20 for the matinee. Tickets can be booked online below or call 0333 1212 300 to book. more information about Idomeneo
- October
- 4-6
Kew Sinfonia
Concert with Eleanor Turner (harp) with Spiders and Birds
Beauty and cruelty in nature. Tuneful birds and deadly spiders. Soloist Eleanor Turner weaves a charming web in Patterson's concerto for harp and strings. Respighi brings baroque imitations of bird song to today's chamber orchestra and Roussel's ballet music gives insects very human emotions with a surprising twist (spoiler alert). Mozart of course transcends all these earthly concerns.
more information about Concert with Eleanor Turner (harp) with Spiders and Birds
- October
- Saturday
- 5
- 7:30pm
Poetry at the Adelaide
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
More Information
- From 6 to 8 pm
- Any enquiries, call 07906 813795
- October
- Sunday
- 6
- 6pm
TwickFolk
Dan McKinnon (CAN): Thoughtful story songs and lilting melodies
Dan McKinnon was introduced to the music of Stan Rogers while hitching a ride to a folk festival in Canada in 1979. That brief encounter would never leave him. Although it wasn't until several years later when in the midst of his history degree that Dan would finally marry his own natural storytelling voice and love of music, it was hearing Stan sing for the first time that remains his largest influence.
more information about Dan McKinnon (CAN): Thoughtful story songs and lilting melodies
- October
- Sunday
- 6
- 7:45pm
Old Isleworth Market
October market
The ready to eat food options include vegan & vegetarian street food, as well as meat curries, savoury pies, cupcakes, slices of cake, hot dogs, sausage rolls, focaccia, brioche and cinnamon twirls.
You can also buy fresh sourdough bread, pies and pork ready meals - all suitable for freezing for meals during the week.
It's not just food - we have a pre-loved ...
- October
- Saturday
- 12
- 10am-2pm
Eel Pie Club
THE DOWNLINERS SECT
Very much part of the London Rhythm and Blues scene in the 1960s, and cited as an inspiration to Van Morrison, David Bowie and Thee Headcoats, The Downliners started out in Twickenham on Eel Pie Island and subsequently took over The Rolling Stones' residency at Ken Colyers Club in London's West End. The Downliners Sect still attract crowds of thousands in Japan, Spain and Sweden ...
- October
- Thursday
- 17
- 8pm
Normansfield Theatre
La boheme
INSTANT OPERA returns to the Normansfield Theatre to premiere its spectacular new production of Giacomo Puccini's most-loved masterpiece La boheme featuring a stellar international cast. Tickets £18 -- £25. Three performances only, this is not a show to be missed!
More information
- 18th and 19th October 2019 at 7.30pm
- 20th October 2019 at 5pm
- Details
- October
- 18-20
Orange Tree Theatre
JONNY AND THE BAPTISTS
We live in a divided world, and we want to cross that divide. But how can we be popular now 'populist' means 'I'm a shit'? Answer: WE LOVE EVERYONE. Oh, except bastards. Everyone hates bastards, right? We agree.
Multi-award nominated* musical-activist-comedians, Jonny & The Baptists, are sick of being political and divisive. This show is about how everything ...
- Oct-Nov
- 18-16
Turner's House
Meet the Artist: colourful tote bags with Nicky Carvell - Family activity
Come and join a real artist to learn about how she became an artist and create with her beautiful and colourful tote bags inspired by Turner and his paintings. Find out some of the tricks the painter used to recreate his landscapes and try to paint your own!
more information about Meet the Artist: colourful tote bags with Nicky Carvell - Family activity
- October
- Saturday
- 19
- 10am-12:30pm
Museum of Richmond
Creative Mindfulness: Drawing workshop for adults - The Ghosts of Richmond Palace
Be inspired by the Museum's collections and take some time to be mindful, observe and draw, leaving the workshop with your own original pieces to treasure.
Each workshop is led by a local artist and will have a different theme, exploring a different element of the Borough's history.
- October
- Saturday
- 19
- 10:30am
Turner's House
Willow Basketry Adult Workshop
Did you know that Turner used willow basket to catch eels during his fishing trips on the Thames? Join John Page for a day of learning, making and chatting, where you can meet new people, make your own basket and find out more about the history behind willow basketry. All materials and lunch are provided.
- October
- Tuesday
- 22
- 10am-4pm
The Arts Society Richmond
London Walk
A walk around recently developed Kings Cross and St Pancras area.
- October
- Wednesday
- 23
Museum of Richmond
173 years of railways to Richmond and beyond... A joint talk by Grahame Boyes and Paul Velluet
In this fascinating talk, we will discover the story of Richmond's rail links with Central London and the design and development of the two Stations that served them.
- October
- Thursday
- 24
- 7pm
Twickenham Craft Fairs
October Fair
"Buy unique, Buy Handmade since 2014"
Handmade gifts by local people. Up to 19 stalls per event with items such as jewellery, cards, knitting, hand painted gifts, sewing, home décor, clothing, crochet, artwork & more...
Please see www.twickenhamcraftfairs.co.uk for more info
FREE ENTRY - Families welcome
- October
- Saturday
- 26
- 1:30-5pm
Richmond Shakespeare Society
Hamlet
by William Shakespeare, directed by Susan Conte
In the rain-soaked streets of modern Denmark, civil unrest is simmering. The King has died suddenly and strangely. His brother Claudius has immediately seized the throne, in a breach of all custom, democracy and law, and then married the widowed Queen. The heir apparent, young Hamlet, has been brushed aside. Can friends, ...
- Oct-Nov
- 26-2
Orange Tree Theatre
LITTLE BABY JESUS
Joanne is dipped in rudeness, rolled in attitude and is fighting to keep her life afloat. Sensitive and mature he may be, yet Kehinde struggles with an obsession for mixed race girls as he eyes his place on the social ladder. Rugrat, classclown and playground loudmouth, just wants to make it past GCSEs and keep their name on the tip of your tongue.
As their lives collide and ...
- October
- Sunday
- 27
Eel Pie Club
SUPERNATURAL - A Tribute to Peter Green
The Eel Pie Club is delighted to be hosting the debut performance of SUPERNATURAL by Tim Hain
more information about SUPERNATURAL - A Tribute to Peter Green
- October
- Thursday
- 31
- 8pm
Turner's House
The Big Draw Festival: What can you see? What can you feel? - Family activity
Join us in the world's biggest drawing festival! Explore Turner's paintings and find out what feelings you have looking at them. Explore the house the painter designed and lived in when he needed to relax, and get inspired by its features to great your Big Draw.
more information about The Big Draw Festival: What can you see? What can you feel? - Family activity
- November
- Friday
- 1
- 10am-1pm
Normansfield Theatre
La Traviata
Teddington Society is organsing this charity concert in aid of the Great Ormond Street Hospital -- Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
- Musical Director: Sonia Ben Santamaria
- Orchestra conducted by Marina De Lucas
- With Joelene Griffith and Alexander Jeffries
More information
- November
- Saturday
- 2
- 7:30pm
Poetry at the Adelaide
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
More Information
- From 6 to 8 pm
- Any enquiries, call 07906 813795
- November
- Sunday
- 3
- 6pm
TwickFolk
'An Evening with CHIP TAYLOR' with John Platania (USA)
Songwriters Hall of Fame 2016 inductee Chip Taylor has been writing and performing for nearly 60 years and shows no sign of slowing down. The New York Times says it best, "If you only know him as the guy who wrote 'Wild Thing' and 'Angel of the Morning" -- you don't know him! Chip Taylor is making some of the most distinctive acoustic music around today."
more information about 'An Evening with CHIP TAYLOR' with John Platania (USA)
- November
- Sunday
- 3
- 7:45pm
The Arts Society Richmond
How to Steal a Million
Speaker: Shauna Issac
Profile Shauna has been active in World War II art restitution for several years and has worked with families and government organisations to recover Nazi looted art. She set up the Central Registry on Looted Cultural Property and served as a member of the Working Group for the Holocaust Era Assets Conference in Prague. Shauna studied at the ...
- November
- Tuesday
- 5
- 8pm
Normansfield Theatre
Normansfield Christmas Craft Fair
ADMISSION: FREE
Every year we organise a Craft Fair in aid of the Down's Syndrome Association. The day is run by volunteers with all proceeds from the table hire, tombola and coffee shop going to the Down's Syndrome Association Charity No 1061474.
28 stalls will be selling all handmade items on the day -- christmas decorations, prints, cards, ...
- November
- Saturday
- 9
- 11am-4:15pm
TwickFolk
Dana & Susan Robinson (USA): Americana-roots and folk duo from Vermont
Dana and Susan Robinson combine vivid, song-writing and storytelling, with fiddle tunes, banjo grooves, elegant melodies, and rich harmony singing. Drawing upon experiences of more than twenty years of touring, Dana and Susan craft a performance that conveys the mystery and wonders of their journey. Their unique blend of original song-writing and traditional Appalachian music, bring to their performances a deep understanding of America's musical heritage, and how it relates to our contemporary lives.
more information about Dana & Susan Robinson (USA): Americana-roots and folk duo from Vermont
- November
- Sunday
- 10
- 7:45pm
Orange Tree Theatre
LIFE IS FOR LIVING
A celebration of 's remarkable impact on British and American culture from performer and pianist . A critically-acclaimed, award-winning evening of conversations real and imagined, featuring original songs married with classics from The Master, and new settings of rediscovered lyrics and poetry.
Winner of the 2017 Drama Desk Award for outstanding revue Charles Isherwood, New York Times
More information
- Tickets £20
- website
- November
- Sunday
- 10
Eel Pie Club
GOOD OLD BOYS
An evening with The Good Old Boys is an exhilerating experience and one not to be missed! Originally formed as a vehicle to play live Rock and R&B whenever the members were free from touring with their own bands, The Good Old Boys are Nick Simper, Peter Parks, Alan Barratt, Simon Bishop and Richard Hudson and they have played with or alongside Deep Purple, Johnny Kidd and The Pirates, ...
- November
- Thursday
- 14
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
Shakespeare Walk
Starting at the historic George coaching inn, we move on to Southwark Cathedral, the burial place of Edmond Shakespeare. We will consider the Bishop of Winchester's 'geese' and the 50% royalty he took from the Globe theatre. We will discuss the remains of The Globe & The Rose Theatres and then the reconstructed Globe & Sam Wanamaker Theatres. Across the Thames will take us ...
- November
- Thursday
- 14
Normansfield Theatre
King Arthur by Purcell
Richmond Opera presents a fully-staged production of Purcell's magical opera 'King Arthur' -- a spectacular tale of love, sorcery and patriotism replete with enchanting arias and striking orchestral effects. 3 performances only. Tickets are on sale now.
More information
- 15, 16, 17 November (time tbc -- 7 or 7.30pm)
- Tickets: £18 from 0333 1212 300 or book below
- Details
- November
- 15-17
- 7:30pm-
Museum of Richmond
Creative Mindfulness: Drawing workshop for adults - Victorian Richmond
Be inspired by the Museum's collections and take some time to be mindful, observe and draw, leaving the workshop with your own original pieces to treasure.
Each workshop is led by a local artist and will have a different theme, exploring a different element of the Borough's history.
more information about Creative Mindfulness: Drawing workshop for adults - Victorian Richmond
- November
- Saturday
- 16
- 10:30am
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
Barbarians v Fiji - Killik Cup
On Saturday 16 November the Barbarians are back to face Fiji for the Killik Cup, in the only Autumn International of 2019 to be played at Twickenham following the Rugby World Cup. During their last encounter in 2013, a bumper 68,000 fans were treated to a mouth-watering spectacle of running rugby from both teams.
- November
- Saturday
- 16
- 2:30pm
Strawberry Hill House
Christmas Festival
Now in its fifth year, visitors can enjoy a day of festive shopping and seasonal décor in the stunning setting of Strawberry Hill House and their connecting neighbour St Mary's University, home of the grand chandelier-lit, Waldegrave Drawing Room.
- November
- Sunday
- 17
- 10am-4pm
TwickFolk
Singaround: bring a song or two, join in, or just come and listen!
Another of our popular singaround evenings.
Expect anything from sea shanties to psychedelia, with a mix of original songs, traditional songs and covers of well known and less known songs. Some performers will take requests on the night.
more information about Singaround: bring a song or two, join in, or just come and listen!
- November
- Sunday
- 17
- 7:45pm
Teddington Theatre Club
Pornography
By Simon Stephens
2005, London in crisis. Stories of euphoria, fantasy and despair
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July 2005, Britain feels like it's at the centre of the world. Big events are happening and there's a buzz in the air. You can feel the anticipation and the eyes of the world upon us. But in less than an hour in central London, everything will change.
- November
- 17-23
Orange Tree Theatre
BARB JUNGR
Orange Tree favourite Barb Jungr makes a welcome return this winter. Since her last visit, her reputation as "one of the world's great cabaret singers" (Time Out New York) may have gone to her head, as she will now only sing songs by writers whose names start with the letter B. But this means she can return to two colossi of popular song, whose writing has helped define her whole career. more information about BARB JUNGR
- Nov-Jan
- 22-11
Turner's House
Take Over Day - Family activity
What do the people working in a heritage house do? Join our Museum Take Over day to learn more about jobs in museums. Help us in cleaning and packing objects, make an inventory of our collection and go on a treasure hunt to find bugs who might damage the collection!
- November
- Saturday
- 23
- 10am-1pm
Normansfield Theatre
Carmen
Villa InCanto Opera Group from Verona, Italy, bring their alternative to staged operas and with this very popular Opera bringing Spanish heat and gypsy passion to Normansfield Theatre. Don Jose is a young soldier in the army in Seville. He intends to marry Micaela, a girl from his home village, but when he meets the sensual and high-spirited Carmen, his head is soon turned. This is a ...
- November
- Sunday
- 24
- 7:30pm
Eel Pie Club
THE ROLLIN' STONED
The Best Rock 'n' Roll Tribute Band in The World", this magnificent band returns to The Eel Pie Club for two hours of nostalgia playing the best of 1964-1969 - Jumping Jack Flash, Brown Sugar, Paint it Black, Not Fade Away, Get Off My Cloud, It's All Over Now, Under My Thumb, Mother's Little Helper, Ruby Tuesday, You Can't Always Get What You Want, Two Thousand Light ...
- November
- Thursday
- 28
- 8pm
Poetry at the Adelaide
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
More Information
- From 6 to 8 pm
- Any enquiries, call 07906 813795
- December
- Sunday
- 1
- 6pm
Turner's House
Wreathmaking and Christmas decorations inspired by nature - Adult workshop
Come and get inspired by nature to make your personalized wreath and Christmas decorations. Join us and enjoy a day of learning, making and chatting, where you can meet new people, get inspired by Turner's House's garden and learn more about Christmas in the Georgian era.
more information about Wreathmaking and Christmas decorations inspired by nature - Adult workshop
- December
- Tuesday
- 3
- 10am-4pm
The Arts Society Richmond
Optical Entertainments before the Movies
Speaker: Andrew Gill
Profile Andrew is a professional public speaker and consultant. He works with museums, universities, festivals, TV companies and special interest groups presenting authentic Victorian 'magic lantern' slide shows and giving talks on pre-cinema optical entertainments. He owns a commercial photograph library and has published many books on photographic social history.
more information about Optical Entertainments before the Movies
- December
- Tuesday
- 3
- 8pm
Eel Pie Club
DICK TAYLOR and The Grimshaws
Guitarist, Dick Taylor (original Pretty Things and original Rolling Stones) has formed a new raw blues project with JC and Angelina Grimshaw. They are currently taking the Isle of Wight by storm and have recently played a knock-out gig in Belgium.
- December
- Thursday
- 5
- 8pm
Old Isleworth Market
December market
The ready to eat food options include vegan & vegetarian street food, as well as meat curries, savoury pies, cupcakes, slices of cake, hot dogs, sausage rolls, focaccia, brioche and cinnamon twirls.
You can also buy fresh sourdough bread, pies and pork ready meals - all suitable for freezing for meals during the week.
It's not just food - we have a pre-loved ...
- December
- Saturday
- 7
- 10am-2pm
Turner's House
Christmas Cards Printmaking - Family activity
Who will you send your Christmas card this year? Join us and get inspired by the house the painter J.M.W. Turner lived in, and experiment with different printmaking techniques to make your own cards to send to the people you love!
more information about Christmas Cards Printmaking - Family activity
- December
- Saturday
- 7
- 10am-12pm
Twickenham Craft Fairs
December Fair
"Buy unique, Buy Handmade since 2014"
Handmade gifts by local people. Up to 19 stalls per event with items such as jewellery, cards, knitting, hand painted gifts, sewing, home décor, clothing, crochet, artwork & more...
Please see www.twickenhamcraftfairs.co.uk for more info
FREE ENTRY - Families welcome
- December
- Saturday
- 7
- 1:30-5pm
Teddington Theatre Club
King Arthur in Space - the Panto
By Loz Keal
An old fashioned, futuristic pantomime for children of all ages
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Coming this Christmas... In a galaxy that isn't very far away...
Join us for TTC's annual pantomime - cheer the clean-cut Arthur and space vixen Gwen, boo the evil and greedy Mrs Morgan and her comedy henchmen as we re-imagine the Arthurian legend with added ...
- December
- 7-14
Museum of Richmond
The Patient Assassin: A True Tale of Massacre, Revenge and the Raj: A talk by Anita Anand
Anita Anand tells the remarkable story of one Indian's twenty-year quest for revenge, which took him around the world in search of those he held responsible for the Amritsar massacre of 1919, which cost the lives of hundreds.
- December
- Wednesday
- 11
- 7pm
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
Varsity Match 2019
Since 1872, The Varsity Match has formed one of the world's oldest sporting rivalries between Oxford and Cambridge universities. The Varsity Match is played at Twickenham Stadium, the Home of England Rugby.
- December
- Thursday
- 12
- 11:30am
Museum of Richmond
Creative Mindfulness: Drawing workshop for adults - Princess Mary's gift boxes
Be inspired by the Museum's collections and take some time to be mindful, observe and draw, leaving the workshop with your own original pieces to treasure.
Each workshop is led by a local artist and will have a different theme, exploring a different element of the Borough's history.
- December
- Saturday
- 14
- 10:30am
Orange Tree Theatre
CANDIDA
Eugene believes in love, free-thinking and liberation: James in social justice for all and conventional married life for himself. Candida believes in her own strength and her right to run her life as she wants.
A young man with the soul of a poet clashes with a popular Socialist preacher and threatens his domestic happiness. Only Candida can decide who is the stronger - and who's to be the winner.
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- December
- 14-29
Eel Pie Club
CHRISTMAS PARTY!! THE EEL PIE ALL-STARS
The Eel Pie Club Christmas Party is now famous! Great music, great fun, free mince pies and mulled wine (if you get there early enough), and 'the best party in town'. The Eel Pie All-Stars are Don Craine and Keith Grant (Downliners Sect), Robin Bibi (ex Pretty Things), Alan Glen (formerly with The Yardbirds), Chris Hunt (Lonnie Donegan Band, The Bruvvers), Dave Lennox (formerly with Blodwyn Pig) PLUS a host of guest musicians.
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- December
- Wednesday
- 18
- 8pm
Poetry at the Adelaide
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
More Information
- From 6 to 8 pm
- Any enquiries, call 07906 813795
- January
- Sunday
- 5
- 6pm
The Arts Society Richmond
Victoria and Albert Museum
Exploring the history of the building.
- January
- Wednesday
- 22
Teddington Theatre Club
Amadeus
By Peter Shaffer
Music, power, jealousy and the genius of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, a rowdy young prodigy, arrives in Vienna determined to make a splash. Awestruck by his genius, court composer Antonio Salieri has the power to promote his talent or destroy it. Seized by obsessive jealousy he begins a war with Mozart, with ...
- January
- 25-31
Poetry at the Adelaide
An open mic evening where poets have an opportunity to read out their work. The compare is Bob Sheed, an established poet. People are welcome to just come and sit and listen.
The Adelaide pub is in Park Road, Teddington, and we use a room upstairs. It's £2 entry, and we urge people to buy a drink at the bar.
More Information
- From 6 to 8 pm
- Any enquiries, call 07906 813795
- February
- Sunday
- 2
- 6pm
The Arts Society Richmond
The Magic of Prague: Czech Art and Culture
Speaker: Gavin Plumley
Profile Gavin is a writer and broadcaster who has appeared on BBC Radio 3, BBC Radio 4 and has contributed to newspapers, magazines and opera and concert programmes worldwide. He lectures widely about the culture of Central Europe during the 19th and 20th centuries. Recently he has given talks to the Royal Opera House, the National Gallery, the ...
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- February
- Tuesday
- 4
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
The English Domestic Revival: Country House Architecture of the 19th Century
Speaker: Christopher Rogers
Profile Chris read Geography at Oxford and taught Geography. Formerly he was Head of Geography at Downe House School Newbury. He became interested in country house architecture whilst at Oxford and he has lectured on the subject ever since. He has regularly led 5-day summer courses for Marlborough College Summer School. Chris also lectures for the National Trust.
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- February
- Tuesday
- 4
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
Victoria and Albert Museum
A tour of the Fashion and British Galleries.
- February
- Wednesday
- 19
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
Guinness Six Nations 2020 - England v Ireland
England will be looking to repeat their stunning victory in Dublin where Eddie Jones' tactical kicking game plan worked to perfection. With Owen Farrell on top form and Henry Slade scoring twice, England secured an impressive 32-20 victory.
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- February
- Sunday
- 23
Rugby Football Union (RFU)
Guinness Six Nations 2020 - England v Wales
Welcoming Wales to Twickenham always delivers an exciting game of rugby with the vocal travelling supporters ensuring an electric atmosphere. England will of course be looking to avenge their defeat in the competition from 2019 when Eddie Jones' tactical kicking game plan, that had worked so effectively against Ireland, came unstuck.
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- March
- Saturday
- 7
The Arts Society Richmond
Covent Garden
A musical walk around Covent Garden.
- March
- Wednesday
- 11
The Arts Society Richmond
So The Do Cook After All! - Ravilios, Bawden and the Great Bardfield Artists
Speaker: Jo Walton
While Bawden and Ravilious saw active service as War Artists (Ravilious dying in 1942), other artists captured the soon-to-change world of rural England through the Recording Britain project. By the mid-1950s a diverse, innovative but highly creative group had made Bardfield their home - much to the bemusement of the local villagers, who found the ...
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- April
- Tuesday
- 7
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
Bath
The Holbourne Museum and the American Museum.
- May
- Thursday
- 21
The Arts Society Richmond
Mottisford House and Romsey Abbey
Two grand properties in Hampshire.
- June
- Wednesday
- 17
The Arts Society Richmond
The World of the Bayeux Tapestry
Speaker: Rupert Willoughby
Profile Rupert is a prize-winning historian who specialises in the domestic and social life of the past. He read History at the University of London and is the author of the best-selling Life in Medieval England , of guides to castles owned by English Heritage and Hampshire County Council, and of a series of popular histories of places, ...
- July
- Tuesday
- 7
- 8pm
The Arts Society Richmond
Ashdown House and Nuffield Place
This time two country houses in Berkshire.
- July
- Tuesday
- 14
The Arts Society Richmond
The Magic of Pantomime
Speaker: Ian Gledhill
Profile Ian has had a very varied career, from designing underground railways as an engineer for London Transport to appearing in pantomime with Julian Clary. In between he has worked in travel and tourism, music publishing, television, and especially the theatre where he has been an actor, director, set designer, stage manager and opera translator...
- December
- Tuesday
- 1
- 8pm
