Things To Do: Events

MONDAY 14 MAY
The Fabulous Feast!
A week-long celebration of food and drink on St John’s Hill. Participating venues will serve £15 set menus as well as a mix of free and paid foodie events during the weekend. The Feast is an incentive to try new places on the Hill and enjoy a huge selection of food from around the world.
Till Sun 20 May.
St John’s Hill SW11
www.stjohnshill.co.uk

TUESDAY 15 MAY
Queen’s visit to Merton and Richmond
In a series of regional visits to mark the Diamond Jubilee, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will be visiting Merton and Richmond to thank and provide the British public with the opportunity to catch a glimpse of, or even meet, The Queen. Have your Royal flags ready to wave, bunting and banners on display to show your support.
Merton and Richmond
www.2012queensdiamondjubilee.com

TUESDAY 15 MAY
Wild London
Richmond Council and The Royal Parks have teamed up to host a large community event at Richmond Park, celebrating the Jubilee. The event will showcase the conservational, recreational and inspirational role that parks and gardens play. Visitors will be able to get involved with hands-on exhibits, as well as watching demonstrations, public displays and performances.
Richmond Park
www.richmond.gov.uk

WEDNESDAY 16 MAY
A talk about Hardy Geraniums
Ewell Horticultural Association talk by Jacqueline Aviolet on the history and propagation of hardy geraniums.
8-10pm; entry £2 members, £3 non-members.
Bourne Hall, Spring Street, Ewell KT17 1UF
info@ewellhortassn.co.uk
www.ewellhortassn.co.uk

WEDNESDAY 16 MAY
Carshalton College Open Event
Carshalton College is inviting prospective learners to their Open Event with tours, talks and demonstrations on during Adult Learners’ Week.
4.30-7.30pm; free.
Carshalton College, Nightingale Road, Carshalton SM5 2EJ
020 8544 4501
www.carshalton.ac.uk

WEDNESDAY 16 MAY
A Talk About Hardy Geraniums
Ewell Horticultural Association: A talk by Jacqueline Aviolet on the history and propagation of hardy geraniums.
8.00pm-10.00pm, £2.00 members, £3.00 non-members
Bourne Hall, Spring Street, Ewell, KT17 1UF
www.ewllhortassn.co.uk
info@ewellhortassn.co.uk

WEDNESDAY 16 MAY
Carshalton College Open Event
Carshalton College is inviting prospective learners to their Open Event with tours, talks & demonstrations on Wednesday 16 May, 4.30pm to 7.30pm taking place during Adult Learners’ Week.
4.30pm-7.30pm, Free Event
Carshalton College, Nightingale Road, Carshalton, SM5 2EJ
020 8544 4501
www.carshalton.ac.uk

THURSDAY 17 MAY
The Animal Art Fair 2012
Now in its third year, The Animal Art Fair will bring 40 of the most distinguished contemporary animal artists together on London’s South Bank.
11.00am-6.00pm, 16yrs+ £8.00
Till Sunday 20 May
Thames Riverside Walkway, SE1 9LT
jamie@animalartfair.com
www.animalartfair.com

THURSDAY 17 MAY
The Plough Festival 2012
Four day festival at The Plough, including live music, DJs, 2-4-1 Bloody Mary's, competition to win VIP tickets for the Isle of Wight festival, plus face painting for the kids.
Till 20 May, all day. Free event
The Plough Bar & Kitchen, 89 St John’s Hill, Clapham Junction, SW11 1SY
020 7585 1844
www.theploughstjohnshill.co.uk

FRIDAY 18 MAY
Words In The Park
A new literary festival in Holland Park
11.00am, Individual tickets will cost £12 and day tickets £50, which will cover all the day’s events
Till Sunday 20 May
Opera Holland Park, London, W8 6LU
www.wayswithwords.co.uk

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Esher May Fair
The 57th Esher May Fair will be held on Esher Green, Saturday 19th May. Includes fairground rides, entertainment, stalls, tea and cake tent, beer-pimms-‘bubbly’ tent, auction and much more.
12.00pm-5.00pm, Free Event
Esher Green, Esher, KT10 8AF
info@eshermayfair.org.uk
www.eshermayfair.org.uk

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Cheam Charter Fair
The annual Cheam Charter Fair takes place on Saturday 19 May this year. It is a free event starting with a procession, which leads to a collection of stalls set up by local charities, groups and businesses. There will be over 40 stalls  at the fair and a diverse programme of events including a re-enactment of the opening of Cheam Library to mark its 50th anniversary to a Vintage and Antiques Fayre at the Old Rectory. Please visit www.cheamcharterfair.org.uk for more info.

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Caryl Stockham Art Exhibition
Born in 1936 in London Caryl was brought up in Cornwall and trained as a ballet dancer during her early years. A self-taught artist she has studied to make portrait sculptures as a profession. Having progressed to creations in animated film, she worked on Pink Floyd’s cult film “The Wall" amongst other titles, and she continues to paint from her London studio today.
Mania Mia, 307 New Kings Road SW6 4RF
www.maniamialondon.tumblr.com

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Fete of the Earth
Huge selection of plants, shrubs, bedding and perennials. Also books, bric-a-brac, home produce, refreshments and craft stalls organised by the Wimbledon Disarmament Coalition/CND.
11am-3pm; admission 50p.
Wimbledon Community Centre, 28 St George’s Road, Wimbledon SW19 4DP
info@wdc-cng.org.uk
www.wdc-cnd.org.uk

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Discover Dance!
A showcase performance of tap, tango and street dance by adults and children who attend classes at the Landmark, followed by the new show from the UK’s leading integrated dance company – StopGAP. A Cultural Olympiad commission, this is a vibrant and funny piece of dance street theatre set in a bizarre world of an imaginary audiencevoting TV show.
1.30pm; tickets £15, under 16s free.
Landmark Arts Centre, Ferry Road, Teddington TW11 9NN
020 8977 7558
www.landmarkartscentre.org

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Discover Dance Workshops
Two free, 30 minute contemporary dance workshops led by StopGAP dancers. Participants will learn some principles of contemporary dance and no experience is necessary. Please note: the morning workshop is for people with learning or physical disabilities only.
11.30am & 3pm; free but must pre-book.
Landmark Arts Centre, Ferry Road, Teddington TW11 9NN
020 8977 7558
www.landmarkartscentre.org

SATURDAY 19 MAY
Open Morning
If you are looking for comfortable sheltered accommodation for an active older person, with a live-in housekeeper providing daily home cooked meals you are welcome to visit; no appointment required.
10am-12noon; free.
The Old House, Epsom Road, Ewell KT17 1JZ
020 83940050
www.nonsuchabbeyfield.org

SUNDAY 20 MAY
Clapham Common Race Series
Mixed 5k, 10k and 15k races for beginners to elite athletes. The course, on Clapham Common is multi-terrain on grass and tarmac and within the park. Register on Innovation Sports’ website for more details.
Clapham Common SW4
www.innovationsports.co.uk

TUESDAY 22 MAY
New Rider Open Day
If you have been thinking about going horse riding then go along the Wimbledon Village Stable Open Morning to find out more. Meet the instructors/ horses, have a coffee and discuss your riding needs with the team. Numbers limited booking essential. For adult weekday riders of any standard, including complete beginners.
10.30am-12 noon; free.
Wimbledon Village Stables, 24 a/b High Street, Wimbledon
020 8946 8579
www.wvstables.com

THURSDAY 24 MAY
Neil Innes: Short Songs & Tall Stories
A wry and humorous one-man show from the man behind BBC2’s The Innes Book of Records. Best known for his collaborative work with Monty Python, Neil will tickle your emotions with his potent mix of fine musicianship, enlightened lyricism and sharp observations celebrating the absurdities of modern existence.
8pm; tickets £15, concs £13.
Landmark Arts Centre, Ferry Road, Teddington TW11 9NN
020 8977 7558
www.landmarkartscentre.org

THURSDAY 24 MAY
John Hegley’s Sporting Spuds
There will be no potato hurling but there IS a certain amount of rolling of these blighters, along with onions and cabbages. Apart from this display of ‘vegetaboules’ there is also football chanting and other feats of open wordplay. This show is not just for people who like sport or poetry, or potatoes.
7.30pm, £12.00, Concessions £9.00
Battersea Arts Centre, Lavender Hill, Wandsworth, SW11 5TN
020 7223 2223
boxoffice@bac.org.uk
www.bac.org.uk/whats-on/sporting

THURSDAY 24 MAY
Growing Lavender Demonstration
Various types of lavender will be demonstated and simple advice given on where and how to grow them, as well as recomendations for companion plants to extend the season of interest in the garden.
11am-noon. Free event
Fulham Palace Garden Centre, Bishop’s Avenue, London, SW6 6EE
020 7736 2640
www.fulhamgardencentre.com

SATURDAY 26 MAY
St Martin’s Jubilee Fair
St Martin’s Jubilee Fair will have lots of stalls including bric-a-brac, scarves and jewellery, hats and bags, plants and homemade cakes, plus a red, white and blue stall. There will also be Ploughman’s lunches and cream teas too.
12noon-4pm; free.
St Martin’s Church Epsom, Church Street, Epsom KT17 4PX
stmartinsepsom@btconnect.com
www.stmartinsepsom.org

SATURDAY 26 MAY
Gala Dinner & Ball
For an evening of fun and entertainment, join us on the coronation site of seven Kings of England at All Saints Church Kingston. Reception on lawn with prosecco, three-course meal, auction and dancing.
7.00pm-11.45pm, £25.00
All Saints Church, Kingston, Market Place, KT1 1JP
02084391843
www.whereenglandbegan.co.uk

SUNDAY 27 MAY
Ritherdon Road Spring/Summer Street Party
Head to Ritherdon Road and sample international food and homemade produce, indulge in ice cream, browse through boutique clothing, bespoke jewellery and original art and craft stalls. The businesses on the parade are all joining in and will offer special tasters and competitions and there will be stilt walkers, magic shows and live music.
10.30am-4.30pm.
Ritherdon Road SW17 8QE

SUNDAY 27 MAY
Merrie England
A long time British musical classic, this rediscovery celebrates both the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee as well as the 150th anniversary of the birth of composer Edward German. Edward German’s patriotic pageant deals with love and rivalries at the court of Queen Elizabeth I as the monarch visits the townsfolk of Windsor to celebrate May Day.
Sun, Mon & Tue till Tue 12 Jun; 7.30pm, Tue mat 2pm; tickets £18, concs £15.
Finborough Theatre, 118 Finborough Road SW10 9ED
0844 847 1652
www.finboroughtheatre.co.uk

SUNDAY 27 MAY
Cirque du Ciel’s Shanghi
A two hour extravaganza, with Chinese stunts such as the aerial silks, and the famous Monkey Poles. Cirque Du Ciel’s Shanghi also features a fabulous storyline which will captivate and enthral audiences of all ages.
Till Tue 29 May; 7.30pm; tickets £19-£33.
Richmond Theatre, The Green, Richmond TW9 1QJ
0844 871 7651
www.atgtickets.com/richmond

SUNDAY 27 MAY
Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair 2012
Legendary and up-and-coming artists gather to sell one off works, just-for-the-day pieces and more in a fun bargain-hunter and family-friendly event.
12.00pm-6.00pm, £3.00
Corner of Brick Lane and Buxton Street, London, E1 6QN
0207 100 5050
www.artcarbootfair.com

TUESDAY 29 MAY
Captain Oates Anniversary Talk
Captain Oates – Antarctica’s tragic hero – talk by Michael Smith. Putney’s most heroic son Lawrence Oates lived on the Upper Richmond Road. Captain Oates the explorer died in the Antarctic ice with Captain Scott 100 years ago and was born in Putney in 1880.
7.30pm; free but booking essential.
All Saints Church, Putney Common, SW15 1HL
020 8788 8771
www.putneysociety.org.uk

SATURDAY 2 JUNE
Kingston Aviation Festival
Kingston’s aviation festival, taking place on the Diamond Jubilee weekend, celebrates the centenary of aviation coming to Kingston. The Market Place will have exhibits and activities for all the family including jet aircraft cockpits for all to sit in, and a Sopwith Camel on display – the first time in Kingston since 1918. The Market House will also have an extensive exhibition of film footage, photos, scale models and paintings.
Till Tue 5 Jun.
Kingston Market Place & Market House, KT1
020 8546 2715
www.kingstonaviation.org

SATURDAY 2 JUNE
St Matthew’s Church Jubilee Fair
A fair for all the family with BBQ and beer tent, children’s activities and playground, music, raffle and stalls. There’s also a children’s fancy dress competition for the Jubilee King and Queen, plus dance display, Jubilee exhibition and quiz and lots more.
11.30am-3pm.
St Matthew’s Church, Durham Road SW20
www.stmatthewswimbledon.org

SATURDAY 2 JUNE
Diamond Jubilee Sponsored Walk
Approximate 5 mile route around Wimbledon to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee. The event raises funds for St
Raphael’s own Silver Jubilee. Those participating should dress in red, white and blue. Registration is from 11am and the walk begins at midday.
Adults £15, under 16s £7.50, family £35
Wimbledon Rugby Football Club, Barham Road, Copse Hill, Wimbledon SW20 0ET
020 8644 3857 (Suzi Forland)
www.straphaelshospice.org.uk

SATURDAY 2 JUNE
Mitcham Carnival: Elizabeth to Elizabeth
This year’s carnival will celebrate the Diamond Jubilee and the theme is Elizabeth to Elizabeth. Attractions include: a jousting stunt team; Carnival and Jubilee Parade from Figges Marsh to Three Kings Piece; family fun fair;, over 120 charity and trade stalls; kids entertainment; and a Little League Tournament.
Three Kings Piece, Commonside West, Mitcham CR4
020 8545 4704
mitcham.carnival@merton.gov.uk

SATURDAY 2 JUNE
Royal Claremont – Heirs and Graces Week
A week of activities at Claremont Landscape Gardens. Follow the trail, find the Crown Jewels and learn more about royalty connected to the one time royal residence of Claremont. There will be children’s craft workshops with a royal theme (Wed, Thur & Fri). Dress up and join in with a picnic on Friday 8 June at 1pm for a right royal knees up!
Till 8 Jun; check website for prices.
Claremont Landscape Garden, Portsmouth Road, Esher KT10 9JG
01372 467806
claremont@nationaltrust.org.uk

SATURDAY 2 JUNE
To Copy a King
In celebration of the Jubilee, join Ham House for a half hour tour in the house exploring Ham’s royal connections. Tours by timed ticket available on the day. Spaces limited to 20 people per tour.
Till Tue 5 Jun; from 11am; free, normal admission charges apply.
Ham House, Ham Street TW10 7RS
020 8940 1950
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

SUNDAY 3 JUNE
Putney Exchange
As the Diamond Jubilee River Pageant brings the Thames to life, Putney will also celebrate in style. A lively Jubilee Street Market will take place in Church Square next to Putney Bridge with a blend of local, regional, national and international goods and foods. There will be handmade crafts, clothing, jewellery and accessories as well as music and entertainment.
Church Square, Putney SW15
020 8780 1056
www.theexchangesw15.com

MONDAY 4 JUNE
Grand Jubilee Tea Party
Join Morden Hall Park in the rose garden for an afternoon celebration including screening of the Jubilee concert. Purchase delicious tea and cake from the National Trust kiosk in the rose garden, or take a picnic.
2-10pm; £2-£5.
Morden Hall Park, Morden Hall Road, Morden SM4 5JD
020 8545 6850
www.nationaltrust.org.uk

MONDAY 4 JUNE
Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Carriage Drive
The Brockham Harness Club will be celebrating the Jubilee by organising a Carriage Drive through and around Dorking. They will be meeting at Denbies Wine Estate just outside Dorking at 11am. The parade leaves at 12 noon, and the route will go through Dorking town centre and return to Denbies Wine Estate.
Denbies Wine Estate, London Road, Dorking RH5 6AA
www.brockhamharnessclub.co.uk

MONDAY 4 JUNE
Lighting of the Jubilee Beacons
Thousands of beacons will be lit across the world to celebrate the Jubilee on 4 June. The aim this year is to have 2,012 beacons lit. In Epsom & Ewell, a beacon will be lit at Epsom Downs Racecourse at 10pm. There will also be entertainment on the night.
8-11pm, the Beacon will be lit at 10pm.
Epsom Downs Racecourse, Epsom Downs KT18 5LQ
www.epsom-ewell.gov.uk

TUESDAY 5 JUNE
All Saints Kingston Jubilee Family Fete
Part of Kingston’s celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee - a fete that’s perfect for all the family
All Saints Church, Market Place, Kingston KT1 1JP
www.kingston.gov.uk

TUESDAY 5 JUNE
Kingston Jubilee Celebrations
Enjoy a royal journey through time as Kingston Town Centre celebrates six decades of the Queen’s reign. There will be a traditional church fête and tea party, classic cars, vintage aircraft, live music, giant board games and more.
12-5pm.
Around Kingston Town Centre
www.kingstonfirst.co.uk

WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE
A Right Royal Knees Up!
Kempton Park will be hosting A Right Royal Knees Up. Be prepared for an evening of floodlit racing, entertainers, look-a-like competitions and giveaways, all rounded off with a concert from The Great Pretenders - the UK’s number one Freddie Mercury impersonator and Queen tribute band.
Kempton Park, Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames TW16 5AQ
01932 782292
www.kemptonlive.co.uk

DAILY
Union Market
Union Market offers a space that allows you to engage with people and discover more about the foods you are purchasing. Choose products from the bakery, butchers, cheese room, deli, fish counter and buy fresh fruit and veg, wine, and eat at the Union Market Restaurant.
Mon-Sat 8am-9pm, Sun 9am-9pm.
Union Market, 472 Fulham Road, Fulham Broadway SW6 1BY
020 7386 2470
www.unionmarket.co.uk

DAILY
Fulham Market
A great selection of fresh fruit and vegetables at reasonable prices with the hustle and bustle of a typical market. Shoppers can find groceries, toiletries, clothes and a haberdashery.
Mon-Sat; 8am-6pm.
North End Road, Fulham SW6 1NL

MONDAYS
U3A
Kingston U3A meets monthly, except for bank holidays.
1.30pm; first Monday each month; members £1, visitors £1.50.
United Reformed Church, Kingston KT1 1HZ
020 8286 3597
www.kingstonu3a.org.uk

MONDAYS
Salsa
Salsa Classes for all levels, beginners to advanced.
8pm-9pm; £6.
La Tasca, 52 High Street, Kingston KT1 1EU
will@suavesalsa.com

MONDAYS
Kingston Camera Club
Amateur photographers keen to improve their pictures will be warmly welcomed at the weekly meetings of Kingston Camera Club. The club year features lectures by highly regarded photographers, and a wide variety of subjects include urban photography, close up nature, computer enhancement, landscape and flowers.
Till 11 June; 8pm-10pm; year membership £45.
St John Ambulance HQ, Athelstan Road, Kingston KT1 3BE
020 8399 4351 (Sue Buller)
scbuller@yahoo.co.uk

TUESDAYS
Antiques Market
Sunbury antiques market is the largest and longest running bi-monthly market in the country.
9am-2pm; free entry.
Kempton Park Racecourse, Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames TW16 5AQ
01932 230946
www.kemptonantiques.com

TUESDAYS
Balham Rotary Club
The Rotary meet every Tuesday and is always on the look out for likeminded people who want to be part of the Rotary and make a difference. They often have guest speakers who talk about local projects – please email the club if you are interested in joining.
7pm.
The Exhibit, 12 Balham Station Road, Balham SW12 9SG
www.balhamrotaryclub.org

TUESDAYS & SUNDAYS
Antiques Fair
Family-run, friendly fair, a treasure trove of social history and legacy – and a great place to pick up a bargain.
Tues 11am-4pm; early admission £5, normal £3; Sun 10am-4pm; admission £3.
Sandown Park Racecourse, Esher KT10 9AJ
020 7249 4050
www.wonderwhistle.co.uk

THURSDAYS
Acoustic Open Mic
Running for just over two years - Sign Up, Plug In and Perform!
Sign up 8pm, performances start 9pm.
The Nelson Arms, 15 Merton High Street SW19 1DF
020 3132 4590
www.thenelson.co.uk

THURSDAYS
General Market
Recognised as the largest weekday market in southern England.
Every Thurs; 9am-3pm; free.
Kempton Race Course, Staines Road East, Sunbury on Thames TW16 5AQ
01932 782292
www.kempton.co.uk

SATURDAYS
Wimbledon Park Farmers Market
Firmly established for 11 years, there are around 20 stalls selling a great range of produce and very knowledgeable farmers to help you decide what to buy. Sellers include March House Farm who have the largest selection of free range rare breed meats on the market.
9am-1pm.
Wimbledon Park Primary School, Havana Road, off Durnsford Road SW19 8EJ
www.lfm.org.uk

SATURDAYS
Balham Farmers’ Market
Weekly Saturday Balham Farmers’ Market. Farmers and food producers include Kentish fisherman David Price, organic East Sussex fruitgrowers Brambletye Fruit Farm and Burscombe Cliff Farm, who rear rare breed beef and lamb near Maidstone.
Every Sat; 9am-2pm.
Chestnut Grove School, Hearnville Road SW12 8JZ
www.lfm.org.uk/markets/balham

SATURDAYS
Fitness in the Gardens
Low impact outdoor cardio-exercise for all: power-walking, jogging and stretching. Run by the community for the community, with help from AHM, the Pavilion Trust and CARA.
10-11am; free.
Pavilion, Canbury Gardens, Lower Ham Road, Kingston KT2
info@ahm-go.com
www.active-healthy-mind.co.uk

SATURDAYS
Banstead Woods Park Run
Free weekly run, everyone is welcome to join in whatever your pace. Register on the website to retrieve your personal barcode for the run.
9am.
Banstead Woods, near Coulsdon
bansteadoffice@parkrun.com
www.parkrun.org.uk/banstead-woods

SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
Wimbledon Windmill Museum
The museum has exhibits for the young and old, covering windmills and milling as well as local history and the Scouting movement.
Sat 2pm-5pm, Sun 11am-5pm.
Wimbledon Windmill Museum, Windmill Road SW19 5NR
020 8947 2825
www.wimbledonwindmill.org.uk

SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
Venn Street Market
Now that the weekly Saturday market going strong selling a fantastic range of the best foods, a weekly Sunday market is being introduced from the 1 April. The Sunday market will see a strong craft section which hopes to reach arts and crafts students and artists, as well as plants from the best British growers and nurseries.
Sat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pm (tbc).
Venn Street, Clapham SW4
www.vennstreetmarket.co.uk

SUNDAYS
Hildreth Street Market
Hildreth Street Market is now a weekly fresh food market. Food and drink traders include fresh organic British fruits and veg company Ash Green Organics; hot hog roast pigs from Rainha Santa; artisan freshly baked breads from Oliver’s Baker and handmade Italian chocolates from Baruzzo, as well as many more.
10am-4pm.
Hildreth Street, Balham SW12
www.hildrethstreetmarket.co.uk

ONGOING
Contemporary Crafts Workshops
Learn a new craft, have fun & create original pieces. Upcycle or design something new, choose from an inspiring range of projects. Save money & produce unique works for yourself, home or friends.
10.30-12.30. Prices vary.
The Culture Café, The Rose Theatre, 24-26 High Street, Kingston, KT1 1HR
makedoandmend.workshops@gmail.com
www.makedoandmendworkshops.co.uk

ONGOING
Creative Writing: Upping the Ante 2
Do you want to take your writing up to the next level? Structuring your work, themes, subplot and subtext, editing: develop ideas, prepare for publication. Get professional feedback in a small relaxed group.
Till Wed 23 May; 7-9.30pm; £150.
Balham Bowls Club Bar, 7-9 Ramsden Road, Balham SW12 8QX
07852 8483001 (Ardella)
www.chalkthesun.co.uk

ONGOING
4by2 Training
6 week course, teaching you how to work out with your dog. At 4by2 Training we work to help our human clients get fit and lose weight whilst spending time with their four legged friends.
Till 31 May. 9.30-10.30am. £210 for 6 weeks.
Beverley Park, Park View, New Malden, KT3 4AX
07771 778 424
www.4by2training.com

ONGOING
Creative Writing: Get Started, Keep Going
A four session course, offering an introduction to creative writing techniques for beginners and rusty writers, with useful tips on ways of working, scene setting, creating character and generating ideas. Get inspired in a small relaxed group.
Till Mon 21 May; 7-9.30pm; £100.
Balham Bowls Club Bar, 7-9 Ramsden Road, Balham SW12 8QX
07852 8483001 (Ardella)
www.chalkthesun.co.uk