Yoga Class for Older Participants
By organising home-based classes in Raeburn Avenue, yoga teacher Anna Holmes caters to older practitioners, and those with mobility issues. Explore the precision, alignment, and mindfulness that are the hallmarks
By organising home-based classes in Raeburn Avenue, yoga teacher Anna Holmes caters to older practitioners, and those with mobility issues. Explore the precision, alignment, and mindfulness that are the hallmarks
Surbiton Historical Society’s Tim Harrison gives a talk entitled Good to Know you Dora at the art gallery above Kingston Museum. Dora built – and worked from – Dorich House
Thursday night is quiz night at The Berrylands. Join a team, or book a table and bring a ready-made team. The pub is at 107 Chiltern Drive, just up from
Best known as part of Danny Horn & the Shared Myths, Megan Leigh Mason and Richard Moore take to the stage of The Lamb pub in Brighton Road. The musical
Fancy some gentle exercise? Whether seated or standing (and with no floor work), Kathryn Gower runs Friday morning classes for older adults at the Surbiton New Life church, next to
Fans of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Japanese manga cards can take part in a tournament at Surbiton Library in Ewell Road. Aimed at over-fives. For the uninitiated, Yu-Gi-Oh! comics follow the activities
Both boys’ and girls’ prep schools at Surbiton High are holding open events to introduce the school to prospective pupils and parents. The events run from 9am-10.30am, will full details
Save the World Club runs regular cookery classes at its kitchen on the Surbiton/Kingston boundary, in Southsea Road. The ‘World on a Plate’ cooking classes (11am-1pm) see expert chefs teach
Whether you’re a complete novice, or you know your way around the kitchen, expert chefs at Save the World Club – the recycling hub on the Surbiton/Kingston boundary – will
A Warhammer skirmish roleplay game is staged every month at Surbiton Library. It’s a free drop-in event, whether you’re a novice or an experienced skirmisher. New players are able to
Aquanaut’s dive instructors demystify scuba and introduce people to the underwater experience in a purpose-built diving pool just off Red Lion Road, Tolworth. Aquanaut, which has an equipment shop in Kingston, uses the Scuba Academy pool built in Unit 17 on the Red Lion Road business park. PADI-accredited trainers will teach you the basics, and
Bloody Mary & the Hangovers play rock, indie and mashups; a female-led fourpiece covers band whose speciality is medley mashups. Tonight they’re on stage at the Surbiton Flyer, next to
Everyone’s free to join the crowd of four to 14-year-olds in the weekly junior parkrun; two clockwise laps of Alexandra rec. This summer the event celebrated its 500th run, with 226 finishers, underlining its popularity. The first one took place at the ground off King Charles Road in August 2015, and it just keeps building.
Fancy riding down part of St Mark’s Hill in a bathtub? Or strapping blocks of ice to your feet and setting off downhill? The Ski Sunday challenge, by The Pickled
The King’s Soup, a communal vegetarian eating experience organised by The Community Brain, takes place at Claremont Gardens (KT6 4BN) from 1.15pm-4.30pm after Ski Sunday. Bring potatoes and leeks, and
There’s always plenty to do at the Knollmead community allotments on Tolworth’s Sunray estate, caring for the trees and crops. Volunteers are welcome every Sunday from 2-4pm. Simply turn up
Head to the Knollmead Allotments in Tolworth (KT5 9QP) to get expert advice and support about growing your own food. Learn how to seed & plant out, and learn about
Kaspar has been obsessed by blues and vintage music since childhood, making his way to BB King’s blues club in New Orleans when he was 18. He usually performs as
The Grove pub’s Sunday evening quiz costs £2 to enter, with a first prize of a £50 bar tab. All teams have the chance to enter the rolling golden question
Songs for Summer is a concert at Christ Church in Christ Church Road, Surbiton, featuring the Berrylands Belles choir. It supports 15-year-old Summer Stokes in her third battle with leukemia,
The Sunday night pub quiz at The Antelope in Maple Road starts at 7.30pm, with a top team prize of a £50 bar drinks voucher, and a jackpot rollover cash
It’s the Sunday night quiz at the Elm Tree in the high street and – unlike most of Surbiton’s pub quizzes – it’s free to enter. 7.30pm start, with local
The Prince of Wales pub quiz is on Sunday night, starting at 7pm. It’s £2.50 per head to enter, with a £50 to the winning team. The pub is at
It’s quizzy Mondays at the Waggon and Horses pub at the foot of Surbiton Hill Road. Preferred team sizes are between four and six. It starts at 8pm, with 50