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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!

Friday, March 24th

Friday night comedy at the Grey Horse

Welcome to the home of Kingston's original and longest running comedy night. 

A night of irresistible improv comedy from some of London's finest players. Kickstart the weekend with a razor-sharp, spontaneous, brand new and never-to-be-seen-again show that will leave you saying, like after ALL the best nights out, "you really had to be there…"

You'll be asked for suggestions which will be turned into unforgettable scenes, characters, and songs, all made up right there on the spot. Had a particularly eventful night out recently? They might just ask you about it… 

24th March - Sarah Keyworth, Peter Brush, Jimmy McGhie

24th March - Sarah Keyworth, Peter Brush, Jimmy McGhie

Wednesday, March 21st - Wednesday, March 29th

Free hit classes at F45 Teddington for Nub News readers

Teddington Nub News readers are able to benefit from an exclusive offer this week courtesy of the town's community gym. 

Running from Wednesday, March 21st - Wednesday, March 29th, F45 Teddington is offering loyal readers a free class at the gym's base on The Causeway, which are normally charged at £18 per session. 

To sign up to a free class, readers are asked to email [email protected] and quote Nub News when stating what session they wish to attend and on what day. 

To view F45 Teddington's workout timetable, click the link here. 

Teddington Nub News readers are able to benefit from an exclusive offer this week courtesy of the town's community gym

Saturday, March 25th Sunday, March 26th

Richmond Ted Lasso Tours

Explore the locations featured in the hit Apple TV streaming show, Ted Lasso, starring Jason Sudeikis, which made its Season Three return to the screen this week. The walking tour takes in Ted's local pub, front door and even his thinking bench!

Ted Lasso Tour runs Saturday and Sunday at 3.30pm

Sunday, March 26th

Simon Yates 'Touching the Void'

On the remote Siula Grande in Peru in June 1985, mountaineer Simon Yates found himself in a desperately unenviable position. He was slowly being pulled off the mountain face by his injured partner, Joe Simpson, dangling on the rope 50 metres below. His decision to cut the rope saved both their lives in the epic of survival that followed and with the publication of the book 'Touching The Void', later film and stage play, both climbers became household names. It was an experience that could have put many off the sport of mountaineering - but not Simon.

Over 35 years later, he is still a very active exploratory climber and guide, making several expeditions to the mountains each year. From the Arctic to the Antarctic, Alaska to Central Asia there is hardly a significant range that he has not visited.

Come along to Hampton Hill Theatre and witness Simon's tireless journey from that mountain in Peru to some of the remotest on the planet and share with him the drama, excitement and beauty of modern, lightweight alpinism. Told with wit, dry humour and lavishly illustrated with images and film collected on his great climbs.

"Simon is a totally engaging speaker, who both entertains and inspires."

Ham House Charity Dog Walk

Stretch your legs and their legs this lovely Sunday morning for The Anglers charity dog walk! In Aid of Wildlife aid is a wildlife rehabilitation and rescue centre based in Leatherhead, their aim is to help redress the balance between man and nature and to play a part in preserving our heritage for future generations to enjoy. 

Starting off at The Anglers for a quick coffee and bap before commencing on a 3.5-mile circular walk from the stunning Thames lock, down to the Thames young mariners, around past Eel Pie Island, pass the historical Ham House and back to The Anglers for a well-deserved pint.

The Walk is almost entirely flat with no gradients to speak of, there are no gates or stiles on the route, but you will need to negotiate some generous staggered barriers ( these are wide enough for pushchairs). There are two flights of steps, but these can be avoided by using the ramps alongside. All the paths are tarmac or stone, meaning they are nice and firm all year round. 

Teddington's favourite pub The Anglers presents its charity dog walk

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