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Marzamemi Festival

Saturday 5 July - Sunday 6 July, Old Deer Park, Richmond.

Marzamemi Festival is bringing a slice of Sicily to Richmond this weekend (Image supplied)

Marzamemi festival is bringing the beautiful seaside town of Marzamemi, Sicily to Richmond for an epic 2 day festival on Saturday 5th and Sunday 6th July 2025.

Get ready for a Sicilian summer getaway on your doorstep with live Italian music & DJs, Italian banquets & food stalls, innovative fashion & homeware brands and plenty of fun for the kids. Premium but family friendly, Marzamemi is the ultimate day of indulgence and fun for all.

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Much Ado About Nothing – Handlebards Production at Strawberry Hill House

Saturday 5 July, Strawberry Hill House Theatre, 6pm - 8pm.

Strawberry Hill House is located in 268 Waldegrave Rd, Twickenham TW1 4ST (Image supplied)

Get for music, costume changes, and a whole lot of mistaken identity when Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing comes to Strawberry Hill performed by the internationally renowned HandleBards.

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Circus - Collis Summer Fair

Saturday 5 July, Collis Primary School, 12pm - 4pm.

Collis Primary School is located in Fairfax Road, Teddington, TW11 9BS (Image supplied)

Circus is coming to Teddington at the Collis Summer Fair!

Circus tickets ON SALE NOW! Entry to the Fair itself is free!

Enjoy games, delicious food, refreshing drinks, and tons of activities to keep you and your kids entertained all afternoon.

Popup Circus is bringing a thrilling show packed with excitement for all ages.

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Richmond Orchestra Summer Concert – 'Beyond the Skies'

Sunday 6 July, Landmark Arts Centre, Doors open: 4.15pm.

The Landmark Arts Centre is located in Ferry Road, Teddington, TW11 9NN (Image supplied)

Richmond Orchestra's summer concert celebrates our relationship with, and fascination for, the world that lies beyond our own sky: from our affection for our nearest neighbour the moon, as evoked by Debussy and Frank Bridge, to imagining what life among the stars might be like in films such as 2001 and the Star Trek series. Central to the concert is Holst's mighty suite The Planets. The mystically-inclined composer's interest in the astrological characters of the worlds among which we spin produced led to his masterpiece, one of the greatest works in all of English music.

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