Surbiton Swing presents lindy hop classes and socials at the cornerHOUSE. 7pm. Book and pay in advance at surbitonswing@gmail.com

Join Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class at St Mark’s church hall.

Join Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class at St Mark’s church hall.

Join Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class at St Mark’s church hall.

Learn to dance the lindy hop in a social setting with Surbiton Swing at the cornerHOUSE. Book and pay in advance at surbitonswing@gmail.com

There’s ballroom dancing on the refurbished sprung floor of the Royal British Legion. Tuesday nights are ballroom dancing nights for couples. It’s social dancing. Even though they’re called Strictly Tuesdays,

Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class is staged in St Mark’s church hall, in the evening. Flat-soled shoes, please.

There’s ballroom dancing on the refurbished sprung floor of the Royal British Legion. Tuesday nights are ballroom dancing nights for couples. It’s social dancing. Even though they’re called Strictly Tuesdays,

There’s ballroom dancing on the refurbished sprung floor of the Royal British Legion. Tuesday nights are ballroom dancing nights for couples. It’s social dancing. Even though they’re called Strictly Tuesdays,

Tolworth World of Dance, a group which began back in 1970, holds regular folk dancing sessions in the hall at St George’s, Tolworth, for fun, fitness and friendship. No partner

Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class teaches newcomers and experienced dancers the timeless steps at St Mark’s church hall, Church Hill Road. £6. 8pm

Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class teaches newcomers and experienced dancers the timeless steps at St Mark’s church hall, Church Hill Road. £6. 8pm

There’s ballroom dancing on the refurbished sprung floor of the Royal British Legion. Tuesday nights are ballroom dancing nights for couples. It’s social dancing. Even though they’re called Strictly Tuesdays,

Tolworth World of Dance, a group which began back in 1970, holds regular folk dancing sessions in the hall at St George’s, Tolworth, for fun, fitness and friendship. No partner

Try ballroom dancing on the refurbished sprung floor of the Royal British Legion, where Tuesday nights are ballroom dancing nights for couples. It’s social dancing. Even though they’re called Strictly

Tolworth World of Dance, a group which began back in 1970, holds regular folk dancing sessions in the hall at St George’s, Tolworth, for fun, fitness and friendship. No partner needed. The first taster class is free. After that, it’s £5 a class. Pay on the door.

Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class is staged at St Mark’s church hall, Church Hill Road, with no experience necessary. It's £6 a class, and all you need is to be wearing flat-soled shoes.

Surbiton Swing presents lindy hop classes and socials at the cornerHOUSE, 116 Douglas Road. 7pm

Tolworth World of Dance, a group which began back in 1970, holds regular folk dancing sessions in the hall at St George’s, Tolworth, for fun, fitness and friendship. No partner

Tolworth World of Dance, a group which began back in 1970, holds regular folk dancing sessions in the hall at St George’s, Tolworth, for fun, fitness and friendship. No partner needed. The first taster class is free. After that, it’s £5 a class. Pay on the door.

Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class is staged at St Mark’s church hall, Church Hill Road, with no experience necessary. It’s £6 a class, and all you need is to be wearing flat-soled shoes.

Tolworth World of Dance, a group which began back in 1970, holds regular folk dancing sessions in the hall at St George’s, Tolworth, for fun, fitness and friendship. No partner

Mrs Bennet’s Regency dance class is staged at St Mark’s church hall, Church Hill Road, with no experience necessary. It’s £6 a class, and all you need is to be wearing flat-soled shoes.

Bringing the female calisthenics community together, with prizes on offer. The fastest times take to the podium. A spring competition-style event built on strength, speed and control, staged at the CrossFit Surbiton centre, behind the old telephone exchange in Ewell Road, close to the top of St Mark’s Hill. Beginner and intermediate categories. Spectators welcome.