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Richmond
You’ll always find a warm and friendly welcome in these casual Thai restaurants. Rosa’s serve honest Thai food with a whole lot of spice and enough soul to fill the Mekong River.
Barnes
Information stand with local maps, leaflets and VisitRichmond Guides.
Teddington
Puccini’s breakthrough third opera, Manon Lescaut, is the moment his genius catches fire. In its soaring melodies and surging drama, you can already hear the seeds of La Boheme, Tosca and Madame Butterfly – yet this is a masterpiece in its own right…
Teddington
Few works in the choral and orchestral repertoire equal the emotional force of Verdi’s Requiem. From the hushed opening prayer, through the thunderous Dies Irae to the soaring, heartfelt Libera me, Verdi transforms the traditional Mass for the Dead…
Richmond
“Oh, Mr Horne! How bona to vada your dolly old eek!”
Richmond Bridge
Great British Design imagined by architects.
Hampton
Roving Crows return for their first Saturday show as the audience feedback was superb!
An Irish Folk Rock band who deliver the goods with unbounded amounts of riotous energy and banter .
The Crows started their journey when a guitarist from…
Ham
Your local baker Rowley's of Ham.
Twickenham
The Royal Ballet’s The Nutcracker returns to cinemas.
Peter Wright’s magical production of The Nutcracker, created for The Royal Ballet in 1984, is much loved all over the world and has long been a family favourite. Relive the magic with a…
Richmond
'The best thing about being at The Royal Ballet School is that everyone has the same passion.'
Richmond Park, Richmond
On Saturday, 15 June 2024, we are delighted to welcome you back to the iconic grounds of White Lodge in the heart of Richmond Park for our PTA Summer Fair.
White Lode is home to our younger students and usually closed to the public. Don't miss this…
Kew
The Herbarium is a hidden, scientific treasure located on Kew Green, usually only open to visiting researchers since it was first established in 1852. It houses almost seven million preserved botanical specimens, and one of the largest botanical…
Richmond
Cycle the beautiful bike paths of London’s River Thames and historic Richmond Park, and discover 17th-century hunting grounds for royals, still home to resident deer. Enjoy a traditional pub lunch or bring a sandwich to enjoy in the park.
Barnes
A lecture by Laurence Scales.
Surrey
Learn more about the favourite game of Henry VIII.
Richmond
Everyone welcome, with or without children.
Volunteers needed.
The largest and wildest of the Royal Parks, a National Nature Reserve, London's biggest SSSI and a European Special Area of Conservation. Route will depend on what's around but will…
Richmond
Everyone welcome, with or without children.
The largest and wildest of the Royal Parks, a National Nature Reserve, London's biggest SSSI and a European Special Area of Conservation. Route will depend on what's around but will include the Pen Ponds…
Twickenham
British lowland heaths represent one of the world's rarest habitats, with special birds such as Dartford Warbler, Woodlark, Nightjar and Stone Curlew. Similarly, and also heather clad, remote upland moors hold rare breeding Hen Harriers, Short-eared…
Twickenham
Oliver Smart is a wildlife photographer and ornithologist, whose photography has had him extensively travel the world. He has also held voluntary positions for the RSPB, the BTO and Avon Wildlife Trust. This talk will take us to some of the most…
Twickenham
John, a trained scientist, bird photographer extraordinaire and Group committee member, ran a pilot survey on owls in Bushy Park last winter and tried out various survey techniques, involving looking for them, listening for them by ear and using…
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