The Parade starts at St Andrews Church Surbiton and proceeds up St Andrews Road and Victoria Road ending in Claremont Gardens.

This is the 27th Annual Parade at the Surbiton Festival and we welcome all local community groups.

https://www.surbitonfestival.co.uk/

All Day (1:00-6:00PM) - Food stalls, entertainment & charitt bar at Claremont Gardens

Posters pleading for the safe return of the more than metre long ‘Ness’ have been plastered on lampposts across the town.

Three different cycle rides to suit every level of energy and experience followed by entertainment of Claremont Gardens.

Now in its fourth year, the Trycyclingathon brings cycling to Surbiton on Sunday 13th September with three great rides:

The Experienced Ride will start at 10am and finish at approximately 1pm. The suggested route takes in some of the beautiful countryside and incorporates some of the Olympic cycling route but you can go where you like. (approx 44 miles)

The Family Ride will start at 11.30am and finish at approximately 1pm. The suggested route is a gentler ride alongside the river, crossing it twice and taking in roads, park and riverbank. (approx 10 miles)

To sign up, or for more information, contact surbitonwildlife@hotmail.com or search Surbiton Wildlife Group on Facebook.

Children must be supervised by an adult.

Bring appropriate footwear. All equipment will be provided.

Previous efforts have turned up a mattress, old Christmas trees and a road barrier, but community activists are now planning a root-and-branch clean up of Surbiton's Claremont Gardens.

If you can bring a leek or a potato to add to the pot that would be great but don’t worry if you can’t - just come and join in the fun.

Just come along to Claremont Gardens, near Waitrose Surbiton and hear the story of the Kings’ Soup while you help to make and eat the main ingredient of the story.

http://www.seethingwells.org/The_Kings_Soup.html

Sunday 3rd May will see the 5th recreation of the Seething Freshwater Sardine Festival.

Gather at Claremont Gardens from 1pm and then go down to the banks of the Thames to watch our brave fisherman and woman haul in the catch of Freshwater Sardines. From there a procession led by the four giant guinea pigs of Seething will lead the crowd to Claremont Gardens where a BBQ and entertainment will take place and more Seething visitors can join in the fun and heritage.

http://www.seethingwells.org/Seething_Freshwater_Sardines.html

The Seething Trycyclingathon is coming around again, giving families and steampunk fans the chance for a pleasant afternoon out.

This event is for everyone who rides or wants to get back on a bicycle.

http://www.seethingwells.org/The_Seething_Trycyclingathon.html