Looking for something to do in Teddington this weekend? We've got you covered.
Every Thursday we bring you our pick of at least 3 amazing events happening in our town on Friday evening, Saturday or Sunday.
Here's what we think you'll love this week.
SATURDAY & SUNDAY: Autumn Art Fair at the Landmark Arts Centre
The Landmark's art fair is back! An amazing 65 artists are exhibiting in the beautiful church on Ferry Road.
From paintings to prints, sculpture to jewellery, there's something for everyone here.
When: Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 October, 10am – 4pm.
Price: £5 entry, £4 concessions. See their website for
a new 2-for-1 entry offer. It's also FREE for U16s and Landmark Arts Centre members.
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SATURDAY NIGHT:
It's Saturday Night Fever at Teddington pub the Hogarth this weekend! Brush up on those dance moves and get ready to boogie the night away.
When: Saturday 16 October from 8pm.
Price: Free entry, tables can be booked on the website & walk-ins also welcome.
SUNDAY NIGHT: [L]https://teddington.nub.news/e/an-evening-of-shorts[l+]An Evening Of Shorts at the Rose Theatre
A fantastic night of award-winning short films just down the road from us. This event at the Rose is being held to celebrate Kingston's first ever international film festival next year and includes a Q&A with the festival organisers.
When: Sunday 17 October at 7pm
Price: £5
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