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Struggling to think of what to do this weekend? Don't worry, Teddington Nub News has you covered with some of our top picks!

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Rugby Inspired Art

Friday 2 January, The Press Room Coffee.

The Press Room Coffee is located in 29 London Road, Twickenham TW1 3SZ (Image supplied)

Touchlines of Fortitude is an inspiring art exhibition honouring the strength, skill, and determination of women in rugby — a perfect tribute to the Red Roses and the incredible athletes lighting up the Women's Rugby World Cup.

Featuring powerful, movement-filled works by local artist Agnieszka Lokaj, the exhibition captures the grit, grace, and physicality that define the women's game. Her paintings, inspired by Red Roses icons Megan Jones, Ellie Kildunne, Emily Scarratt, and Abby Dow, celebrate the fierce energy and unity that make women's rugby so unforgettable.

The exhibition also showcases selected works by Tahira Mandarino and Gina DeCagna, each exploring women's stories of resilience and empowerment through their own distinct artistic lens. Together, their works create a compelling, emotional, and thought-provoking experience — one that invites you to reflect on your own connection to the game and the stories behind it.

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Food Bank Ball 2026

Saturday 3 January, The Fighting Cocks, 7pm start.

The Fighting Cocks is located in 56 Old London Rd, Kingston upon Thames KT2 6QA (Image supplied)

The Food Bank Ball! With The Colour Blind Monks – Bucktail – Aquatic Ape Theory – Interstate

Raising Donations For Kingston Foodbank | Helping Local People in Crisis

** Free Entry With A Donation ** 

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Guided Tours of Richmond

Friday 2 January - Sunday 4 January, 1 Kew Road.

The tours begin at 1 Kew Road London, Richmond TW9 2NQ (Image supplied)

Discover Richmond's unique and celebrated music heritage and Tudor history on your very own private sightseeing tour bus. This 2-hour tour is a must for residents and visitors alike, interested in Richmond's cultural history.

From the banks of the tranquil River Thames and the captivating view at the top of Richmond Hill to the remains of King Henry Vll's Tudor Palace, you'll hear all about the town frequented by famous rock stars and courtiers of 16th century monarchs, including Sir Walter Raleigh and William Shakespeare. Travel back to the Richmond in the 1560s via the 1960s on your very own voyage of discovery in London's most picturesque suburb. A short stop at Ted Lasso's flat and shop can also be included for fans of the series.

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JMW Turner and West London Display

Friday 2 January - Sunday 4 January, Twickenham Museum.

Now on at The Twickenham Museum is a small display celebrating the life of the artist JMW Turner and his associations with west London

The celebrated landscape painter Turner spent some of his childhood living with his uncle's family at Brentford. He would later live at Isleworth, Twickenham and Hammersmith. This year marks the 250th year of his birth.

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