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Welcome to your weekly update of what's on in and around Teddington.

Basket Making

Saturday 10 May, United Response, 10am - 1pm.

United Response is located on Field Lane, Teddington TW11 9BP (Image supplied)

This workshop is a perfect introduction to the traditional craft of willow basketry.

Yeoman basketmaker Eleanor Morgan will teach you how to weave yourself a basket using a sold wooden base and a selection of Somerset grown willow.

All materials and tools will be supplied, along with lots of tea, coffee and homemade cake.

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Landmark Tea Dance and Beginners' Class

Saturday 10 May, Landmark Arts Centre, 10am - 4.30pm.

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

The Landmark Tea Dance is a fun, friendly afternoon of music, dancing, and tea for everyone.

Whether you're a seasoned dancer or a complete beginner, the Landmark Tea Dance is a fun and social way to spend an afternoon. Perfect for groups or coming on your own, it's a chance to try something new or rediscover the joy of dancing. With great music, tea, and plenty of space to move, everyone's welcome to join the fun!

Led by the ever-popular Mr Wonderful, you will enjoy a mix of classic Ballroom, Latin, and Sequence dances in a relaxed and friendly setting. Start with an optional beginners' class to learn the basics or brush up on your steps, then stay for the main event. It's the perfect way to spend time with friends, meet new people, and experience the magic of our beautiful new dance floor!

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Band Night at All Saints Kingston

Saturday 10 May, All Saints Kingston, 7.30pm start.

All Saints Kingston is located on 14-16 Market Pl, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1JP (Image supplied)

Kingston cover band target biggest ever fundraising gig to celebrate 1100 years of Athelstan's coronation in the Royal Borough.

"All Saints Church Kingston presents: Run For Cover – Playing Tunes Fit for a King!"

Kingston's favourite cover band www.runforcoverlive.com have been operating in the area for nearly 20 years playing live floorfillers spanning disco, Britpop, rock and dance. Now they take on their biggest ever gig and fundraising challenge at All Saints Church, Kingston-upon -Thames, on Saturday 10th May. The event is promoted by All Saints, supported by Kingston's own Park Brewery and forms part of Kingston Council's Kingston 2025 programme of events to mark 1100 years since Athelstan was crowned as the first King of England in Kingston-upon-Thames.

All Saints has established itself as a premier pop music venue, thanks in part to Kingston's renowned Banquet Records. With performances from artists like Hozier and Killer Mike, it is a dynamic hub for live music, keeping the local scene thriving. This will be the first time ever that it's hosted a cover band.

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Hampton Court Palace 10 k

Sunday 11 May, Hampton Court Palace.

Fancy running 10 k through the beautiful scenes of Hampton Court Palace? (Image supplied)

un yourself into the history books with the return of The Hampton Court Palace 10K!

Sunday 11th May 2025

Starting and finishing inside the palace grounds – this iconic course takes you out along The Barge Walk and back through Home Park.

A regal medal awaits you at the finish as well as a photo opportunity with Henry VIII.

Sign up and support The Friends of Teddington Memorial Hospital.

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