In 2015, Thames Concerts Artistic Director Ben Costello introduced admission-free Surbiton Farmers’ Market day morning concerts, running parallel to the main evening series of professional musician’s concerts. The idea is to showcase the work of young local performers as well as allowing audiences to experience chamber music on a smaller scale. Those involved are free

The Thames Concerts season continues at St Andrew’s Church, Maple Road, with Kryštof Kohout (violin) and Edward Leung (piano) playing Prokofiev’s 5 Mélodies, for violin and piano Op 35bis, Vítezslav Novák’s Violin Sonata in D minor, Josef Suk’s Love Song Op 7 No 1, arranged for violin and piano by Jaroslav Kocian, and César Franck’s Sonata for

Kirris Riviere and the Delta du Bruit bring their R&B sound to The Lamb pub ahead of an album release. Riviere’s vocals are matched by keyboardist Evan Newman, Bryan Jones on bass, Pete Warner on drums and Alastair Toms on guitar for this energetic show.

Tonight, Fossey Tango – a funk, soul, reggae and Latin duo – play the Surbiton Flyer, alongside Surbiton station. John Fossey is pictured. The Flyer has live music every Saturday from 9pm. You can book a table by ringing 020 8399 8119.