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Hampton is a small residential area ideally located along the River Thames. It is a great place to spend the day browsing the variety of shops, walking along the river or to adventure around Bushy Park.
Highlights: Close proximity to Hampton Court Palace and Bushy Park, a number of fairs including the Chestnut Sunday, Hampton Carnival, and Hampton Traders events throughout the year.
Local Website: www.hamptonvillage.org.uk
Hampton Hill is a bustling little high street bordered by Bushy Park. It has many independent specialist retailers. The thriving café culture, local greengrocer, traditional bakery, post office, two pharmacies and various small supermarkets provide all the essentials and more for suburban village life.
Highlights: Hampton Hill Theatre, a modern library, ethical butchers and new shops opening regularly. Regular Christmas and Summer events in the High Street.
Local Website: www.lovehamptonhill.com
The riverside village of Hampton Wick is bounded on three sides by the River Thames, Hampton Court Palace and Bushy Park. This small community has a real sense of identity – and plenty of pubs, restaurants and cafés! 
Hampton Wick offers a wide variety of quality local shops and services. The area is becoming a specialist shopping destination for high intensity sport such as cycling and running.
Highlights: Hampton Wick Festival; Christmas Craft Fair early December; Annual Christmas Carols evening with a torch-lit procession.
Local Website: www.hamptonwick.org.uk
Top attractions to visit this month
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Hampton
Dr. Feelgood formed on Canvey Island in Essex in the early 1970's and have enjoyed a string of hit singles in many countries including 'Milk & Alcohol', 'Down at the Doctors', 'Roxette', 'She's a Wind Up' and 'See You Later Alligator'.
Hampton Hill
At the centre is Tartuffe: a smooth-talking fraud who worms his way into a wealthy household by posing as the ultimate moral authority. Orgon, the family patriarch, swallows the act whole—handing over his fortune, promising his daughter’s future,…
East Molesey
The Horse Rangers Association seeks to provide a healthy and fulfilling opportunity for young people to develop character, responsibility and a concern for animals, the world we live in and other people, in a safe and enjoyable environment
Hampton
Walk alongside the lakes, Home Park or Hampton Court. Mostly flat on earth paths
Hampton
Join us for a fun-filled evening, where you make teams of 3-5 people, and get cooking together!
East Molesey
What is not to love about a pie – whether it be puff, suet, short crust or topped with potato (discuss – is a pie still a pie if no pastry?) – we love them all and will be celebrating that here at the Mute Swan from Friday 10th October until Sunday…
Hampton
Bloomsbury Baroque mark Shakespeare's birthday with music from his day and from the eighteenth-century revival of his work, using instruments to suit each era.
Philippa Hyde - Soprano
William Summers - Flute, Recorder
Diane Moore -…
Hampton
Incatati Duo combine strings and bows for a Baroque programme on the theme of German Composers in Italy: Italian in Germany.
Rachel Stott - Viola d'Amore
Ibrahim Aziz - Viola da Gamba
Ibrahim is a regular performer at Garrick's Temple, playing…
Hampton
An unexpected second chapter in the Haircut 100 story gathered pace last year when their irresistible first single in forever, ‘The Unloving Plum’, became Radio 2’s Record of the Week.
It was a track which showed the magic that inspired their…
Hampton
The rivalry between the viol and the early cello, described by Hubert Le Blanc in 1740 in 'Défense de la basse de viole contre les enterprises du violon et les prétentions du violoncelle' in which instruments and styles of music are alotted…
Hampton
These free baby bounce and rhyme sessions are for very young children accompanied by adults.
Come join in the fun with songs, rhymes and stories - all are welcome.
Hampton
Hampton Canoe Club is a social paddling club based on a beautiful part of the Thames opposite The Bell Inn, Hampton.
Hampton
John Dowland (1563 - 1626) was one of England's pre-eminent lutenists, working at the English and Danish court and celebrated for his songs as well as instrumental music. This performance will mark the 400th anniversary of his death with lute music…
Hampton Wick
A weekly story time for under 6s. Free and booking is not required.
Hampton Hill
Hampton Hill Theatre is the home of Teddington Theatre Club (TTC). The two theatre spaces (the 197 seat Auditorium and the Noel Coward Studio) are the venues for a variety of productions by TTC and visiting companies.
Hampton
Join this fun packed children's party with buffet snacks
Hampton
Emma Kirkby brings her renowned Dowland Project to Garrick's Temple to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the composer's death.
By lending her longstanding celebrity and expertise to attract audiences, this project gives a platform to younger…
Hampton
London Calling, the world's premiere tribute to The Clash, will be playing the 'A' & 'B' sides of singles released by The Clash between 1977-1983.
The Clash formed in 1976 and are considered one of the most influential groups to come out of the…
Hampton
BC have enjoyed a glittering career to date as one of a number of groups who kick-started the Eighties with their own brand of pop for a new decade. On its release in May 1982, their debut album, The Lexicon of Love, entered the UK album chart at…
Hampton
Paul Metcalfe has been performing as Sir Rod Stewart for nearly 30 years and has been endorsed by both Rod’s brother Don and sister Mary. He is widely acknowledged as the UK’s best.
Paul stars in the hit theatre show Some Guys Have All The Luck -…
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