Maple Road in Surbiton is the location for this year's 'In Town Without My Car' Day - a celebration of more environmentally friendly forms of transport on Friday 21 September.
In September, residents in hundreds of towns across Europe will be enjoying the fact that normally busy roads are closed off to traffic and Kingston will be no exception as Maple Road is transformed into a traffic-free, green space with lots of fun activities for all.
An evening of festive fun in Surbiton
Come along to Giggs Hill Green, Thames Ditton, KT7 0BT (see google maps) on Sunday 13th May for a traditional fun filled family afternoon with a real community feel.
Side shows include: skittles, pop guns and boot the ball.
Enjoy the arena events: including Tai Kwon Do and knobbly knees competition. Browse the craft and charity stalls and enjoy a piece of cake and a cup of tea at the Tea Tent. Come and help the Dittons Scout Group celebrate the Scouting Movement's Centenary Year!
We look forward to seeing you there! Email dittonsfair@yahoo.co.uk
This highly acclaimed dramatisation of the famous resistance leader was released last year and start Julia Jentsch. Subtitled.
Charming 2001 Italian comedy / romance about a housewife who, fed up with her family, hitch-hikes to Venice meeting fascinating people along the way. Featuring Bruno Ganz (Downfall). Subtitled.
Scottish Country Dancing. Come and try out our simpler dances for beginners on this special evening.
Contact David Horwill on 01932 784 866 or visit surbitoncaledonian.com
CornerHOUSE Community Arts Centre, Douglas Road, Surbiton KT6 7SB
Acclaimed multi-racial youth company MeWe present a workshop performance of their new play focusing attention on issues surrounding the abolition of the Transatlantic slave trade 200 years ago. Olaudah Equiano (c1745-1797), was a former slave, writer and campaigner. The play links both historic and contemporary action and highlights the impact of the legacy of slavery on young people today.
A Choral Celebration with pieces by Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Purcell and Tippett. With organist Mark Uglow.
