Good morning, and welcome to your weekly what's on in Teddington. 

Every Thursday we round up all the eye-catching events occurring in your area over the weekend. 

Read on for Teddington's not to be missed outings this week, and remember, you can add your FREE event using the Nub It button!

Saturday, September 17

Trash to Treasure Fest Open Day at Landmark Arts Centre

Running from Tuesday 13 - Friday 23 September, the festival coincides with National Recycling Week, and with a host of workshops and classes running throughout, the Landmark's offering aims to inspire residents to improve their recycling through creativity.

The festival includes: 

• Exhibition by award-winning photographer Gregg Segal
• Family drop-in workshops throughout the day with local artist Louise Anderson – all ages welcome
• Recycled Sounds (a sound installation) will be played in the building at 11am, 12noon, and 2pm. 
• Repair Café held by members of Sheddington, 

Visitors can drop in at any time during this open day; click the link above for more details.

Cantanti Camerati Open Singing Day at St James' Church

Cantanti Camerati is a chamber choir that specialises in performing unaccompanied English music. They are also known for the wide range of music that they tackle - from band-accompanied Broadway shows to opera excerpts. The choir was formed in 1968, is based in Richmond-upon-Thames and rehearses on Thursday evenings at St James's Church, St James's Road, Hampton.

They will be hosting their first Come and Sing Day on Saturday 17th September at St. James' Church, Hampton Hill, where they will be singing a wide variety of choral chamber music.

A fantastic opportunity for those who have had little experience of chamber choir singing to come along and have a go. They will be looking at music from Shearing, Elgar, Parry, Stanford, Sullivan and Byrd. All music will be supplied free of charge and tea, coffee and cake will also be supplied. The venue is a short walk to Hampton Hill where there is a wide variety of options for lunch or for a drink after the singing finishes.

Black Umfolosi at Landmark Arts Centre

Another fantastic offering from the Landmark this Saturday!

Black Umfolosi's performances are inspired by the traditional song and dance of their native southern Africa, with a beauty and enthusiasm that is unrivalled.

The group have become firm favourites around the world with people of all ages and cultures, due to their natural ability to communicate passion and feeling in their shows. Their trademark harmonies mixed with intricate rhythms, clicking and clapping are central to their brilliantly choreographed shows.

Their famous Gumboot Dances showcasing the traditional styles and rituals of South African mining regions are guaranteed to having you cheering for more.

A special night awaits, grab your tickets while you still can!

Sunday, September 18

Visible Mending Workshop at United Response

Learn how to breathe fresh life into your old and frayed – but still beloved – clothes! Rather than throwing them away and adding to landfill, our class will show you how to live a little more sustainably and give your clothes a new lease of life.

In this relaxed Sunday afternoon workshop with talented Jennie Chambers, you'll be shown various hand sewing techniques to mend and embellish garments.

During the session, Jennie will demonstrate different visible mending techniques, including Sashiko stitching, which you can then use on your own items of clothing (or if you prefer it, you can practise the skills first on fabric samples we'll bring along).

Al Murray's Gig for Victory at Richmond Theatre

As the dust settles and we emerge blinking into the dawn of a new era, the people of this great country will need answers.

Who better to show the way, to provide those answers, than the people's man of the people, Al Murray The Pub Landlord?