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It’s quizzy Monday 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
£2
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Events
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1 event,
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5 events,
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Enjoy the magic of live music with Bach to Baby, a concert for the whole family, at St Mark’s church, St Mark’s Hill. Musicians perform a variety of genres, instruments
£14
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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
Free
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Why not try drawing from life, in a convivial atmosphere with a pint by your side? The Lamb pub provides the paper, charcoal and pencils, and supplies a model to
£10
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5 events,
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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,
Free
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Build your strength, stimulate your nervous system and increase flexibility with Qigong exercises (it’s pronounced ‘chi gong’). Tai chi is a specialised form. It was developed in China centuries ago
£3
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The Victoria pub in the middle of the high street has its weekly quiz on Wednesday evenings, from 7.30pm Hosted by the question-setters Inquizition, it costs £2.50 per person to
£2.50
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5 events,
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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
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One of the UK’s most feted Hammond organists, Stevie Watts, brings his band, The Whirlybirds, to ExCellar in Surbiton. In the past he’s worked with the likes of Secret Affair,
£25
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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 |
2 events,
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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
£8
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Eat, drink and tease your brain, for a good cause. The Fircroft Trust charity is staging a fundraising quiz, together with a Ploughman’s meal, at its HQ at 96 Ditton
£10
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4 events,
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The tribute band Mad For Oasis plays the Surbiton Royal British Legion in Hollyfield Road. Legion membership details at: www.surbitonrbl.club
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It’s the Grove pub’s Halloween party, from 7.30pm until late. The fancy dress event has a £50 bar tab for the guest in the best ghoul outfit. There’s a DJ,
Free
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Extreme fancy dress is encouraged for a Halloween fright night at The Lamb; an outdoor/indoor party with themed areas.
Free
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8 events,
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On the first Sunday of each month there’s a one-hour community litter-picking session in Long Ditton, 10-11am. Meet by the big tree next to Anny’s convenience store, Fleece Road. Equipment
Free
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If you want to know more about the history of Surbiton, join the Kingston Tour Guides’ FREE monthly Sunday walk, revealing the town’s hidden history. The walks start at 11am
Free
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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
£70
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2 events,
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Michael Richardson and Alex Hall, a pair of top-notch musicians and jazz lovers, will be sharing the stage with all-comers for a jazz jam at The Elm Tree pub in
Free
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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,
£2
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6 events,
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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.
Free
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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
Free
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Stephen Fielding gives an illustrated talk on the history of Kingston Power Station to Surbiton & District Historical Society. Opened by the King in 1948, it closed in 1980 and was demolished (with hundreds of people gathering to watch the two mighty chimneys tumble) 14 years later. Stephen's talk explores the history of the power
£4
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3 events,
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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,
Free
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Build your strength, stimulate your nervous system and increase flexibility with Qigong exercises (it’s pronounced ‘chi gong’). Tai chi is a specialised form. It was developed in China centuries ago
£3
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The Victoria pub in the middle of the high street has its weekly quiz on Wednesday evenings, from 7.30pm Hosted by the question-setters Inquizition, it costs £2.50 per person to
£2.50
|
2 events,
-
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
-
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 |
1 event,
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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
£8
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5 events,
With more than 20 model railway layouts on display in halls throughout Tolworth Recreation Centre, the annual Tolworth Showtrain is steaming back into town. Organised by the Hampton Court Model Railway Society, it features moving models, equipment stalls, bookshops and demonstrations of model-making. Check website for bus shuttle times from Surbiton station. Some of the
£10
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Enjoy stitching? Then you’ll embrace Stitch Saturdays. Organised by Kingston Stitchers, it’s an informal stitch and chat session at Surbiton Library on the first Saturday of the month, between 10.30am-12.30pm.
Free
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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
£5
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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
Free
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8 events,
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Surbiton's annual open-air service at the Ewell Road war memorial to the fallen of two world wars, and later conflicts. The service begins at 10.15am, starting with a parade from
Free
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Surbiton’s annual open-air service at the Ewell Road war memorial to the fallen of two world wars, and later conflicts. The service begins at 10.15am, starting with a parade from
Free
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Following the sombre mood at Surbiton’s war memorial in the morning at Remembrance Sunday, relax and catch young crooner and Hollyfield sixth-former Oliver Eley on the stage at the Royal |
3 events,
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Anna Dyson’s Meet the Artist event at the cornerHOUSE, where a new show will be unveiled in the art centre foyer and bar. The Kingston-based abstract artist last exhibited at
Free
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Anna Dyson’s Meet the Artist event at the cornerHOUSE, where a new show will be unveiled in the art centre foyer and bar. The Kingston-based abstract artist last exhibited at
Free
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It’s quizzy Monday 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
£2
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6 events,
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Silver Threads, a friendly social group for the over 60s from the wider Tolworth area, meets in the lounge of St George’s church, Tolworth, for tea and cake on the
Free
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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
Free
-
Why not try drawing from life, in a convivial atmosphere with a pint by your side? The Lamb pub provides the paper, charcoal and pencils, and supplies a model to
£10
|
6 events,
-
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,
Free
-
Build your strength, stimulate your nervous system and increase flexibility with Qigong exercises (it’s pronounced ‘chi gong’). Tai chi is a specialised form. It was developed in China centuries ago
£3
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To keep residents informed about the succession of roadworks coordinated by UK Power Networks to upgrade underground cables through Surbiton, principally around Ditton Road, a public information evening is being
Free
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3 events,
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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
-
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
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Californian band The Sam Chase & The Untraditional pitch up at The Lamb pub in Brighton Road with a mix of rock ‘n’ roll and folk . From 8pm. https://www.lambsurbiton.co.uk/
Free
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2 events,
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Artist Carol Baker, who has taught adults and children for two decades, pitches up at Dittons Library (right by Giggs Hill Green) for a monthly art session – all materials
£15
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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
£8
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1 event,
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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
£5
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5 events,
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Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or have never picked up a trowel before, the Friends of St Andrew’s Square – the group that maintains the beauty of south-west London’s only
Free
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The Grove pub’s Sunday evening quiz costs £2 to enter, with a first prize of a £50 bar tab. 7-10 All teams have the chance to enter the rolling golden
£2
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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 |
1 event,
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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,
£2
|
7 events,
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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.
Free
-
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
Free
-
Meet artist Anna Dyson as she unveils her new art show on the exhibition walls of the cornerHOUSE arts centre in Douglas Road.
Free
|
7 events,
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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,
Free
-
Build your strength, stimulate your nervous system and increase flexibility with Qigong exercises (it’s pronounced ‘chi gong’). Tai chi is a specialised form. It was developed in China centuries ago
£3
-
The Surbiton Probus Club lunch at Glenmore House will be entertained with a talk on The First Aid Nursing Yeomanry. Probus is a lunch club, with membership open to anyone |
2 events,
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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
-
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 |
3 events,
-
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
£8
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The Fircroft Trust charity is staging a sale of vintage and pre-loved clothing at its HQ at 96 Ditton Road. All proceeds will help support local people living with disabilities,
£2.50
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Roger McGough, dubbed the patron saint of poetry, makes another of his regular appearances at the cornerHOUSE, alongside fellow Liverpudlian bard Stewart Henderson. Too Young to Be Old is the
£20
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8 events,
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Surbiton's monthly Farmers’ Market takes place in Maple Road, with traffic diverted between 9am and 1pm and the street filled with stalls ranging from cheese to hot pepper sauce, framed
Free
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Surbiton’s monthly Farmers’ Market takes place in Maple Road, with traffic diverted between 9am and 1pm and the street filled with stalls ranging from cheese to hot pepper sauce, framed
Free
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Hinchley Wood School’s young musicians take to the stage at St Andrew’s church in Maple Road for a free concert tied in to Surbiton Farmers’ Market. It was in 2015
Free
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5 events,
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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
£70
-
The Grove pub’s Sunday evening quiz costs £2 to enter, with a first prize of a £50 bar tab. 7-10 All teams have the chance to enter the rolling golden
£2
-
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 |
1 event,
-
It’s quizzy Monday 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
£2
|
6 events,
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There may be a month to go before the big day, but here’s a chance to enjoy festive music with Bach to Baby’s Christmas concert for the whole family, at
£14
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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
Free
-
Why not try drawing from life, in a convivial atmosphere with a pint by your side? The Lamb pub provides the paper, charcoal and pencils, and supplies a model to draw, so you simply turn up and have a go, with experts to guide and encourage. It’s £10, but an £8 concession rate is also
£10
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4 events,
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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,
Free
-
Build your strength, stimulate your nervous system and increase flexibility with Qigong exercises (it’s pronounced ‘chi gong’). Tai chi is a specialised form. It was developed in China centuries ago
£3
-
The Victoria pub in the middle of the high street has its weekly quiz on Wednesday evenings, from 7.30pm Hosted by the question-setters Inquizition, it costs £2.50 per person to
£2.50
|
3 events,
-
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
-
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
-
Head to the Coronation Hall, St Mark’s Hill, if you want to take part in the monthly quiz evening organised at Wetherspoons. From 7.30pm. £3 each. Teams of up to
£3
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2 events,
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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
£8
-
Comedian Ian Smith heads a comedy bill at the cornerHOUSE arts centre, with support from Tania Edwards. Elaine Blackmore is the wisecracking MC. Ian’s pedigree is impressive. He’s built a
£16.26
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2 events,
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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
£5
-
In a sweeping programme of Russian romantic music, Kingston Philharmonia performs Rachmaninov’s much-loved Piano Concerto No 2, famed for its soaring melodies and emotional intensity. Michael Bostock is at the piano. The programme also features Glazunov’s ceremonial Cortège solennel, and highlights from his colourful ballet score Raymonda. The orchestra is conducted by Oi Ching Chan.
£16
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7 events,
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There is a winter tea dance organised by Mrs Bennet’s Regency dancers in St Mark’s church hall, Church Hill Road. The theme is a Scottish tea party. Live music by
£15
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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
£70
-
Join in all your favourites at a Christmas Carol service at Surbiton’s Royal British Legion. All welcome.
Free
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1 event,
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It’s quizzy Monday 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
£2
|
5 events,
-
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.
Free
-
Sue Rhodes, one of Surbiton Historical Society's most popular speakers, gives a talk at the cornerHOUSE about the History of Toys and Board Games. With so many bought for Christmas,
£4
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Sue Rhodes, one of Surbiton Historical Society’s most popular speakers, gives a talk at the cornerHOUSE about the History of Toys and Board Games. With so many bought for Christmas,
£4
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2 events,
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Build your strength, stimulate your nervous system and increase flexibility with Qigong exercises (it’s pronounced ‘chi gong’). Tai chi is a specialised form. It was developed in China centuries ago
£3
-
The Victoria pub in the middle of the high street has its weekly quiz on Wednesday evenings, from 7.30pm Hosted by the question-setters Inquizition, it costs £2.50 per person to
£2.50
|
2 events,
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Following the success of September’s Celebrate Surbiton events, staged on successive Thursday afternoons, comes a Christmas special in the station forecourt. The Surbiton Town Centre Partnership (working to improve the
Free
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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 |
1 event,
-
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
£8
|
3 events,
-
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
£5
-
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
Free
-
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
£70
|
5 events,
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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
Free
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On the first Sunday of each month there’s a one-hour community litter-picking session in Long Ditton, 10-11am. Meet by the big tree next to Anny’s convenience store, Fleece Road. Equipment
Free
-
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
£2
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