What's On Fulham

The Society of Fulham Artists and Potters are exhibiting their works which are all for sale. FREE ENTRY, ALL ARE WELCOME. All the work is unique and of high quality. The paintings can be in any media. There will also be pottery, ceramics, sculptures and glassware.

Saara Aalto : Eurovision Wonderland Plus Special Guests. Artists performing: Saara Aalto.: Tickets avaiable.

Let the Superstitious assemble! Here’s some top rate trickery for you. Let’s not just celebrate luck and bad fortune on Friday 13th ... They are so infrequent! (Luckily). This unusual magic show runs on this endless theme.

Richard Leigh has created an intimate underground mystical playground - a realm of magic, illusion and intrigue that will transport you to the odd-ball fairgrounds of yesteryear. A show for the whole family.

The Funny Side of Hammersmith is hosted at ’The Crabtree’ an iconic Victorian pub situated on a fine stretch of the Thames riverbank between Hammersmith & Putney bridges.

Rare opportunity to visit this 42 acre jewel with many mature trees, 2 acre lake with water fowl, expansive lawns and a river walk. Capability Brown and Humphry Repton were involved with landscaping. The gardens are renowned for their roses, herbaceous and lakeside borders, shrubberies and stunning bedding displays.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

In a delightfully funny series of two person plays; by Devonshire playwright Nick Discombe, ‘Nature Knows Best’, takes a look at love and life through the eyes of a Seagull duo, a couple of Seahorses and a pair of Sheep. Each play humorously portrays man’s effect on the natural world and the creatures in it.

Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity are taking part in Chelsea Fringe. We are staging a Botanical Exhibition based on the healing power of plants in respiratory and cardiac medicine from Saturday 19 May – Sunday 27 May.

An instrumental and vocal jazz concert featuring top line artists at this popular London jazz club plus a Jazz Jam open to musicians and singers. This month’s special guest will be Gareth Lockrane on flute and the guest vocalist will be Jane Parker joining the Terence Collie Trio.

Large selection of lovely antique dolls, old dolls houses, old dolls house miniatures, vintage teddies, dolls dresses, supplies and related doll accessories, all for sale. Don’t miss out!

The sight and sound of tall reeds swaying in the breeze is an inspiring and evocative part of your enjoyment of the British landscape. Come on this walk into our reed beds – an area normally out of bounds to visitors – with one of our wardens.

Performed in front of a live audience, with live foley (sound effects), this new radio play by Chris Buxey is a dark comedy about principles, money and the importance of family. Stuart is author of the beloved Young Adult literature heroine, Frankie Fightwell.

BAFTA-nominated writer John Fitzpatrick’s brand new play Reared will debut at Theatre503 this April. With unfailing humour, Reared tackles intergenerational conflict, postnatal depression, and the role of the Irish mother in the ‘sandwich’ generation caught looking after both their children and their parents.

This major exhibition presents ideas of security and secrecy through the lens of British Special Forces. Discover who these elite soldiers are, the training and skills they need and some of the operations they’ve undertaken around the world over the past 70 years.

Join a curator on an hour-long tour of our major exhibition ‘Special Forces: In the Shadows’. ‘Special Forces: In the Shadows’ presents ideas of security and secrecy through the lens of British Special Forces.

In a conversation chaired by Yalda Hakim, Kate Adie and Frank Gardner discuss their experiences of reporting on the Army. Chaired by BBC World News correspondent, Yalda Hakim, this conversation will explore the relationship between journalism and the Army.

John Kiszely discusses the British campaign in Norway, which took place early on in the Second World War. Drawing on his own experiences at all levels in the military, John Kiszely will assess the British campaign in Norway and its context and evolution.

Take a free guided tour around the galleries exploring the topic of security and the army. In 2018 we’re looking at the army’s role in UK and world security throughout history. This monthly tour will highlight some of the objects and stories related to key moments and the people involved.

Join a curator for a free 20-minute object handling session in one of our galleries. In this 20-minute handling session, meet a curator and handle some objects relating to remembrance and the First World War. Suitable for all ages.

Dr Jonathan Fennell discusses the Tunisian Campaign of the Second World War 75 years on. The victory in Tunisia was of immense significance. Barely a year after the catastrophic defeats of the summer of 1942, the shores of North Africa were in Allied hands.

Join Graham Ashford as he explains the craft of armouring. For London Craft Week, we’re discovering how and why armour is designed and made. Graham Ashford will demonstrate some armouring techniques and give you the chance to handle the finished pieces.

Dr Jonathan Boff discusses his new book ‘Haig’s Enemy: Crown Prince Rupprecht and Germany’s War on the Western Front’. During the First World War, Crown Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria was the German general who was the closest counterpart to, and main antagonist of, both Sir John French and Sir Douglas Haig.

John Lewes discusses his novel A Spy After All, based on the life of his uncle and co-founder of the SAS, Jock Lewes. Set in the wartime years of 1940-41, John Lewes’s novel tells the fictional account of Jock Steel, a young British Army officer and spy.

Join our Collections Manager, Terri Dendy, to discover how we care for some of our most precious objects. On International Museum Day, join our Collections Manager, Terri Dendy, to learn about the conservation and preservation of the Museum’s objects.

K-Koke will play the Clapham Grand concert hall on 1st May 2018. K.Koke’s hard-hitting, old school style has created a loyal and dedicated fan base that has rippled all the way across the Atlantic.

A country garden in the heart of London. An old mulberry tree, billowing borders, rambling Rosa banksiae, and a greenhouse of climbing pelargoniums.

The Spectrum Art Prize is a new national award which celebrates the exciting work produced by artists on the autistic spectrum. This two-day exhibition features the work of finalists Nnena Kalu, Yap, Charlotte Amelia Poe, Emma Selwyn, Jessica Chowdhury, Peter Matthews and Dawnne McGeachy.

Calum Scott Plus Daniel Docherty. Artists performing: Calum Scott.: Tickets avaiable.

Ava Vidal (Mock the Week, Michael McIntyre’s Comedy Roadshow, Kings of Comedy), with Sean Mcloughlin ((Russell Howard’s Stand-Up Central and Comedy Central’s Live at The Comedy Store), Ben Fogg and MC Robyn Perkins Laugh Train Home is known for hilarious comedy nights, a fun atmosphere and a bit of the unexpected.

This long, secret space, is a plantsman’s eclectic semi-tamed wilderness. Created over the last 10yrs it contains lots of camellias, magnolias and fruit trees.

|| Easter Egg Hunt || Colourful eggs will be hidden in secret locations across the riverwalk at Circus West Village, with children encouraged to explore this exciting new destination to see how many they can collect.

Experts from Jar and Fern will host the sessions, giving green-fingered enthusiasts the skills to create their own unique Japanese hanging plant arrangement to take home at Capital Gardens.

This private communal garden is one of the few that retains its mid Victorian design. It has evolved into a woodland garden, with year-round colour and interest, particularly in spring with rhododendrons, camellias, foreign exotics and glades of spring bulbs.

Thomas Cubitt laid out the 6 formal gardens flanking either side of the Kings Rd in 1826 in what was the main approach to Buckingham Palace. Eaton Square Gardens today combines well-manicured lawns, shady pathways and mixed borders with quiet seating and contemporary sculptures.

A friendly and informal garden square with mature and rare trees, plants and shrubs laid out according to the original Victorian design of 1862, one of the best preserved gardens of the Ladbroke estate. The central hedged garden area is an oasis of tranquillity with extensive and colourful herbaceous borders.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

Following the great success of last October, Dorothy Circus Gallery is proud to unveil "Inside Meteora", a series of never seen before artworks by artist Paolo Pedroni, the artist was recently mentioned in the exibart’s guide "222 emerging Italian artists worth investing in 2018".

DCG is excited to present for the first time in Europe the extraordinary work of Canadian sculptor Gosia. --

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

Jazz Mondays is a London-based big band that performs all over the South, especially festivals including Ealing Jazz Festival. A 13-strong line up with a wall of saxophones (from soprano to baritone), a tight four-piece rhythm section and a vocalist who knocks your socks off!

Planned by Cubitt in 1828, the 3 acre square is subdivided into mini gardens with camellias, iris, ferns and containers. Dramatic collection of tender climbing roses and 20 different forms of tree peonies. National Collection of ceanothus incl more than 70 species and cultivars.

Member of the Society of Garden Designers, Charles has created the garden over 30yrs. In 2015 the main garden was remodelled, to much acclaim. Spectacular in spring, when 2000 tulips bloom among irises and tree peonies. Scented front garden. Rupert’s geodetic dome shelters seedlings, succulents and subtropicals.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

From Wednesday 9th to Saturday 12th of May 2018, we will be performing Agatha Christie’s A Murder is Announced, at St Barnabas Church.