Learn How to Cook Crispy Seafood and Vegetable Pancake
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
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
Join veterans and members of Surbiton’s Royal British Legion for a convivial coffee morning, complete with tea, coffee and bacon rolls. The morning sessions run from 11.30am-1.30pm on the third
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.
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.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener, or have never picked up a trowel before, you’ll be made welcome at the monthly gardening morning in St Andrew’s Square; a great way to
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
Be entertained by Max From Greece, with The Flavonoids, as they return to the stage at The Lamb for a full-length show featuring half-remembered songs, blues, soul, country, funk and
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
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
Monday night is quiz night 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,
Local community police officers are available on alternate Tuesdays at Surbiton Library, between 2-3pm, to meet the public at a drop-in session… provided the police aren’t urgently needed on duty.
Have a go at indoor bowls for free, with free coaching. At the King George Field Indoor Bowls Club in Jubilee Way, Tolworth – Kingston borough’s only indoor bowls club
This year is the 40th anniversary of Poems on the Underground – the inspired use of blank advertising slots on tube trains to enliven the journeys of travellers and enrich
Feeling lonely or isolated. Fancy a chat? It’s Empty Chair evening at the Prince of Wales pub at 117 Ewell Road. It’s an open table evening for anyone on their
It’s the agm of the Surbiton Bird Club. After the formal business is concluded, a guest speaker will give a talk. The club meets regularly at 7.30 pm on the
Play table tennis and badminton at free weekly racket sports sessions at Christ Church. It’s every Tuesday evening at the church in Christ Church Road. All abilities welcome. 7.30-9.30pm. Just
Tuesday nights are still quiz nights at the Black Lion pub at the Brighton Road/Maple Road crossroads, despite recent landlord changes. It all starts at 8.30pm, with cash prizes and
No, it’s nothing to do with mobile phones! It’s the subject of local historian Dr David Kennedy’s talk to the Kingston Society meeting, 7pm for a 7.30pm start. Tolworth’s apple
Led by a qualified personal trainer, there are free weekly Thrive Club exercise sessions every Wednesday, in a fun and supportive environment. Whether you’re looking to improve mobility, build strength,