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Kew
In the lovely leafy setting of Kew Village, with around 48 stalls selling quality food and crafts, and a party spirit with live music from local bands, KVM is famous as the finest, friendliest market in the area.
Twickenham
Enjoy a relaxed browse through our second-hand book selection over a cup of tea or coffee. We have a selection of fiction and non-fiction for your perusal.
All proceeds support our community engagement programmes. Card payments only.
Every first…
Mortlake
This interactive map takes you on a guided walk across some of Mortlake's key heritage areas.
Hampton
Walk alongside the lakes, Home Park or Hampton Court. Mostly flat on earth paths
Twickenham
Contemporary art gallery, Orleans House Gallery is home to The Richmond Borough Art Collection. A collection that tells the story of the borough through art, paraphernalia, posters, prints and objects.
Twickenham
RESOLVE Collective bring Tending to the Centres, a collaborative community project, to Orleans House Gallery’s Study Gallery.
Tending to the Centres is a collaboration between three local libraries: Ham, East Sheen and Whitton. The project…
Richmond
In the centre of Richmond, tucked between Hill Street, Bridge Street and the riverside is elegant Heron Square, home to Richmond Duck Pond Markets every weekend.
Whittaker Avenue, Richmond
Discover the deep history and beautiful craftsmanship of Richmond’s community quilts in this vibrant exhibition.
FREE ENTRY
Generously supported by The Asgill House Trust
Twickenham
Through ceramic sculpture and textiles, artist Sequoia Danielle Barnes invites us to unpack the framing of anti-blackness as cute or kitsch and how these ideologies become objects that propagandise a sinister yearning for the other.
Twickenham
Thomas Twining, the famous tea merchant, purchased several properties in Twickenham from 1722, including what is now the Twickenham Museum. This association is core to a celebratory display of tea drinking history and its related artefacts.
Twickenham
Thomas Twining, the famous tea merchant, purchased several properties in Twickenham from 1722, including what is now the Twickenham Museum. This association is core to a celebratory display of tea drinking history and its related artefacts.
East Molesey
I make paintings in the landscape motif, using semi-abstract images to suggest the place or imply a narrative. I work from locations in my local area (West London) and England’s south coast. Working outdoors is unlike any other creative experience…