What's On and Things To Do Around Weybridge

Not for profit Community Cricket Camps for 5-15 year olds, boys & girls, all abilities. Daily hard ball Twenty20 match for those hard ball able.

London Bus Museum’s summer event returns in 2018 with live entertainment, extensive bus displays, including rarely-seen early examples, and smaller displays of taxis, commercials & emergency vehicles. There will be heritage bus trips, a large collectors’ market, music and children’s attractions.

Brooklands will once again come alive with the sights, sounds and smells of some exceptional motorcycles. Motorcycle enthusiasts, no matter what they ride or from what era, all are welcome to come and enjoy the spectacle.

Come one, come all to our annual Barkin’ Mad Dog Show!  We have a wide variety of classes, both pedigree and novelty, with gorgeous rosettes awarded to the winners in the top 5 places, plus amazing goodie bags for the first 50 registrants. Registration begins at 11.30am and judging commences at noon.

The renowned WEYBRIDGE MALE VOICE CHOIR enjoys a well-deserved reputation for the quality and high standard of its performance and is now under the inspired musical direction of young Jonathan Kilhams.

Special offer - 2 for 1 on any seat any day! Simply call the box office – 07904428555 and quote ’Juggler’ to receive the deal. Circus Vegas arrives in the UK for its first full British tour.

GENESIS CHORALE SUMMER CONCERT. ST JOHNS CHURCH WEST BYFLEET. SATURDAY 7 July 2018 @ 19.30. The performance will be Faure Requiem and Elgar Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands.

Celebrate 100 years of women’s right to vote in the UK. Discover the stories and impact of the women who have visited Claremont and shaped its future. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Celebrate like the Victorians. Bring a sumptuous picnic, some friends and a bottle of wine to enjoy the beautiful garden on a summer’s evening as the sun sets. Visitors in Victorian costume are welcome and there will be a prize for the best dressed Victor. Booking Not Needed. Children are always welcome.

Learn about the history of Claremont and the estate, on this enjoyable guided walk with one of our knowledgeable volunteers. Feel the history of Claremont come to life on a guided walk with one of our knowledgeable volunteers and take in the sights of a garden that was once the playground of royalty.

Bring along Teddy for a picnic followed by storytelling and singing by the Thatched Cottage. Booking Not Needed. Children are always welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

A rare opportunity to visit the island, peek inside the pavilion and appreciate the recently opened-up views across the lake. Come join us on the Island and discover the lost history of the pavilion. Booking Not Needed. Children are always welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join our friendly guide Hilary to find out about the links between trees and poetry. Investigate which of our trees here at Claremont appear most often in the work of our great poets. A treat for literature aficionados and tree enthusiasts alike. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Learn about the history of Claremont and the estate, on this enjoyable guided walk with one of our knowledgeable volunteers. Feel the history of Claremont come to life on a guided walk with one of our knowledgeable volunteers and take in the sights of a garden that was once the playground of royalty.

This new exhibition takes a look at some of Runnymede’s rivers; their history and their impact on the lives of those who live and work on them.

This exhibition examines female clothing during the progress to female emancipation from the 1840s to the 1980s. The garments displayed reveal how women’s bodies were initially restricted by their clothing.

Harriet Costelloe, Royal Holloway Colllege Archivist will look at the establishment of women’s colleges in the 19th century, the colleges’ experiences of the suffrage movement, and alumni of the colleges who went on to take an active role in the Suffrage movement, including Emily Wilding Davison.

Join us as we celebrate Chertsey’s annual town fair. Homemade cakes & tea on sale all day. Live music in the garden from 2pm.

2018 sees the first Middlesex Food Festival, to be held at Kempton Park Racecourse. Taking on the same atmosphere of the hugely popular Surrey Food Festival, we will this time bring Kempton to life with the delicious Food and Drink stalls in attendance.

An established cottage style garden, designed and maintained by the owners who are passionate about gardening and plants. The garden is S-facing, with well stocked, colourful herbaceous borders containing a wide variety of perennials, evergreen and deciduous shrubs, a winding lawn area and a small garden retreat.

What activities and stalls will be there………. We’ll have 2 amazing inflatables suitable for all ages, beat the minion and football darts along with an array of tombola’s & toiletries stalls, popcorn, our usual delicious BBQ, ice-creams/lollies, and refreshments – both alcoholic & non, hot or cold – to wash it all down...

Steam Train rides behind "Darent" our 1903 veteran steam engine. No need to book, just turn up and take the next train; trains every 10 minutes.

Come and join in the fun at the annual Classic Car Show with hundreds of cars to view and dancing too! A great day out for all the family, bring a picnic (no BBQs), huge raffle, cake stall and vintage clothes for sale. Entry is open to all Vintage / Classic vehicles.

Taking place in the stunning Tudor Courtyard, the Hampton Court Palace Festival provides world-class acts, a spectacular setting and the beautiful East Front Gardens to enjoy picnicking before the concert.

Take the opportunity to join 2 special NGS private tours, after the wonderful historic gardens have closed to the public. Spring Walk around the Garden 19th April 2018 and Mid-Summer abundance 12th July 2018 in the wonderful gardens of Hampton Court Palace.

Peruvian fun cooking classes with Spanish for all levels of Spanish. Second Saturday of each month at 12pm-2pm Chessington, Surrey enjoy a sociable afternoon with Latin music, food and Spanish language. Vouchers available, great as a present for a love one.

The first ever joint concert by local community choirs the New Egham Singers and Windsor Soundswell Choir. Over 100 singers will perform a varied programme including pop, folk, classical, show tunes, and Summer Proms.

Back by popular demand, and talking about a topic our audience picked, Dr. Andrew Casey will discuss a set of experiments that push the frontiers of sensitivity, aiming to find new Physics.

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.

We have created a winding path through our 70ft garden with trees, evergreen structure, perennial flowers and grasses. Deep borders create depth, variety, texture and interest around the garden. We like to create a garden party so feel welcome to stay as long as you like.

Teddington’s annual summer free party organised by the Landmark, Teddington Society and St Mary with St Alban Church. Expect great entertainment including live music, family show, lots of stalls, food and drink with all profits going to local charities.

Back for their 4th UK tour, with this their only London date, this simply outstanding 21 piece internationally acclaimed Big Band ensemble includes multi reed players, 3 violins plus the beautiful Serenader Sisters trio.

Richmond Orchestra brings another family-friendly concert to The Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington with your favourite film music. The evening will include both old and new, including Star Wars, Harry Potter, the Sorcerer’s Apprentice and lots, lots more.

Richmond Orchestra brings another family- friendly concert to The Landmark with your favourite film music, both old and new, including Star Wars, Harry Potter, Schindler’s list and lots, lots more. Join them on a musical adventure from the lonely wastes of the prairies to the mysterious depths of space.

The Landmark’s two resident community choirs join forces for their annual summer concert under the direction of their Choral Tutors Charlotte Brosnan and Charles MacDougall.

Work produced by participants of the Landmark’s year-round programme of visual arts and crafts classes. Covering a wide range of media including painting, drawing, illustration, creative textiles and more.

Come and skate with the UK’s biggest roller disco provider in Leatherhead L/C and Westcroft L/C.

Twickenham Finest Ales hosts a unique comedy club. Live on the factory floor. www.brewerycomedy.com/twickenham Presenting: Cally Beaton Jenan Younis Jamie D’Souza Andy Gleeks It is recommended to book in advance for this event as tickets regularly sell out Doors at 7.

Seek out the blooms and beasties in our garden and take a lucky dip from our treasure trove… All summer from the 26th of May onwards we are running an outdoor trail for children every day the house is open. Come into the shop to get started and finish with a lucky dip from our treasure trove.

Tiny Dancers Family Rave is the ultimate family daytime music event where DJs and MCs RUMPSTEPPERS will be playing the best House, Drum’n’Bass and Breaks in a safe, family- friendly environment. A crazy and colourful party where the adults will enjoy themselves just as much as the children.

Twickenham is likely to be abuzz during the festival when the colourful International World market "Flavours of the World" sets up a stall in the town.

Split Whiskers have their roots firmly planted in Chicago blues, crossing boundaries into rock, Americana and more than a hint of the Delta. The band’s fame is spreading and they are becoming one of the busiest bands at blues venues and festivals around the UK.

A thrilling All-Star combination of three bands that played on Eel Pie Island in th 1960s - The Birds featuring vocalist, Ali Mackenzie (which in the 1960s also featured Ronnie Wood on guitar), guitarist, Derek Griffiths of The Artwoods (which featured Art Wood on vocals) and Keith Grant of The Downliners Sect on

Monday to Friday (not during school holidays). Be honoured to access extraordinary rooms, closed for the majority of their lifetime and understand their special status with a short talk. Talks last 15 mins and are given by one of our knowledgeable volunteers. Check at reception for times and availability.