First in Tolworth Market

Dino hunt in Triassic Tolworth 0
- Arts, News
- 1st April 2022
Join in the Tolworth Dino Hunt this weekend (Sat May 2 to Sun May 3). Twelve models of dinosaurs have been strategically placed between Tolworth railway station and the Esso petrol station in Tolworth Broadway. Can you spot them all? As well as this weekend’s hunt, Sunday’s First in Tolworth market, in the slip road
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First in Tolworth market appeals for volunteers to run the event 0
- Arts, Food, News
- 5th May 2021
The First in Tolworth market needs you! The Community Brain, which organises the monthly food, arts and crafts market in the slip road opposite Our Lady Immaculate Church near Tolworth Broadway, is looking for additional volunteers to help set up and run it. The market, which takes place on the first Sunday of the month
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Hand crafted presents to buy at Tolworth’s Christmas market 0
- Arts, News
- 5th December 2020
Bring out the tinsel and start pulling the crackers. There will be a festive feel to tomorrow’s First in Tolworth market. Mulled wine will be served and stalls will have a Christmas theme with plenty of high quality gifts to buy made by local crafters and creatives. The arts, crafts and food market on Sunday,
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Local creatives showcase their talent at Tolworth’s arts market 0
- Arts, Food, News
- 31st October 2020
Tolworth’s arts, crafts and food market will be in full swing tomorrow (Sunday) from 11am to 3pm. “Tolworth and Kingston as a borough are lucky to have a huge number of brilliant local traders and creatives,” said Charlotte Levy, project co-ordinator for the community-led regeneration project SHEDx which has organised the event. “We’re looking forward
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Brain hits the jackpot!0
- Arts, Environment, Food, Gardening, News
- 12th July 2020
Congratulations to the group which organises wacky events such as Surbiton Ski Sunday, and regeneration initiatives including Tolworth’s food and arts and crafts market. It has hit the jackpot in the latest batch of Arts Council grants. The Community Brain has been given £28,843 to help it weather the coronavirus crisis. Although the pandemic has
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