A great selection of seasonal stalls, tomobolas, face painting as well as Santa's grotto.
Seasonal shopping opportunities, craft stalls as well as a popular food hall and cake stand.
There may also be availability at our circus skills workshops for school age children taking place at regular intervals throughout.
Has anyone else had the pleasure of being served by the charisma-bypass butcher in Waitrose Surbiton? My husband asked him to score the rind around the edge of a pork chop. Apparently, being a butcher, you would think he knew what my husband meant but he was greeted with the usual blank stare. So he wrapped up the pork chop and then out of curiousity my husband asked 'Why couldn't you score it?'. The reply was 'Once the meat has been cut, I can't hold it'. You couldn't make it up.
You might have to pull a few strings to get tickets for the cornerHOUSE’s forthcoming panto.
The show is always a sell-out, and the scrum to get a seat for No Strings Attached, January’s much anticipated feast of entertainment, could be even fiercer this time around as the cast celebrate 25 years of fairytale adventures and comic capers.
Be sure to book your seat for a roller coaster ride of magic, friendship, skulduggery and derring-do by a stringless puppet called Pinocchio and his much-put-upon sidekick Jiminy Cricket.
A chance to come together with musicians and singers from St Matthews and join in much loved carols of the season.
Song sheets, mulled wine and mince pies available.
There is no charge for this event; there will be a retiring collection for the St Matthews Organ Fund
El Comodin/The Joker is a crazy odyssey through love, politics, football and fizzy drinks.
It is the latest production by Du Buffet, which brought The King and Me and Not in Line to the cornerHOUSE to great acclaim in 2010.
Performing Christmas music at the newly refurbished St Andrew’s Church Surbiton will be another first for Thames Philharmonic Choir.
The Choir will perform music by Bach, Handel and Vaughan Williams and invite audience participation in singing Christmas carols
The programme will feature Jesu, meine Freude (Jesu, priceless Treasure), by JS Bach, the Christmas music from Handel’s Messiah and Vaughan Williams’ Fantasia, a joyful work based on English carols.
There will be 15 stalls of seasonal food and drinks, including Christmas puddings, farm cheeses, hand-made chocolates and English wines, as well as a stall from Kingston Mencap, rasing awareness for people with a learning disability and their families and carers. Surbiton Brownies will sing carols from 6.45pm to 7.15pm, Surbiton Rotary Club will be bringing along Santa on his sleigh and the Maple Road Christmas lights will be switched on. The market's own Christmas cards and calendars will be on sale.
Snow has been falling across Kingston to the surprise of many waking up this morning.
