This Mother's Day, the Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington is hosting a Sunday lunch concert.

The lunch, which will run from 1pm – 3.30pm on Sunday, 15 March, will include music, food, and "an authentic, complete, and nourishing experience".

It will also feature Alec Harper, one of Ronnie Scott's "most exciting performers", who is described as having "a rich, expressive tone and a presence that fills any space without needing to shout".

Harper has played to audiences across the UK and internationally, but this performance offers something distinctly different: the unplugged set is performed from a pop-up stage placed in the very heart of the venue.

The close proximity means sound reaches every seat naturally, bringing the music close to everyone in the room.

Speaking about Harper, James Pearson, Artistic Director, Ronnie Scott's, said: "Alec is undoubtedly one of the best of his generation. His sound's been compared to legends like Joe Henderson and Eddie 'Lockjaw' Davis. We have a long history of lunchtime concerts, and this will be truly special."

Alongside the music, guests will enjoy a chef-prepared two-course lunch, served at your table just feet from the musicians. Expect bold flavours, seasonal ingredients, and the kind of attention to detail that lets the food speak for itself.

The menu includes Za'atar chicken, preserved lemon with tahini & maple glaze or Pear and Blue Cheese Tart served with; Heritage tomato & pickled red onion salad with sherry vinegar dressing, roast baby potatoes with chive emulsion and burnt leeks and finished off with salted caramel brownie.

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The event will be the Landmark's first ever jazz lunch. Whether you are treating your mum or giving yourself a reason to slow down and savour something special, this is set to be an afternoon to remember.

Front Row Seating Admission, including lunch, a complementary glass of champagne for the mothers in the group and a signed piece of Ronnie Scott's merchandise, costs £115.

 General Admission, including lunch, costs £65.

 Seating will be on shared tables of six people and booking is essential.

 You can book now here.