Events near Staines, Twickenham

Discover the riverside market town where Anglo-Saxon kings were crowned.

Guildford's High Street belongs to the merchants and the mayors.

For one week only - step into a world of natural wonder and mystery at WWT London

Join us this October half-term for a magical, gently spooky theatre adventure as part of SUPER Natural October Half Term at WWT London.

A city of ancient secrets and roaring engines, Guildford hides its most dramatic tales in plain sight.

Walk up to the palace a cardinal built and a king took from him, past the house where Christopher Wren spent his last years, and into the royal deer

Walk from the green where Tudor knights jousted to the hilltop view that painters made famous.

Discover the hill that was once a racecourse and became home to London's biggest street party.

Centuries ago, kings were crowned just steps from where comedians now test their luck in candlelit back rooms.

Parallax Art Fair 42nd Edition - October 2026 Europe's largest independent art and design fair returns to Chelsea! Parallax brings together 250+

One of biggest Halloween Festivals is coming! Light trail by Eden Project's team, pumpkin patch, folklore, food and entertainment.

Walk the museum quarter that a single exhibition paid for.

HAWXX are a ferocious London based alt metal band channelling razor sharp riffs, soaring vocal harmonies and unapologetically feminist fire.

Latin Quarter, best known for the hit 'Radio Africa' return to the wonderful Bush Hall to play songs old and new.

Walk from a Palladian villa along the riverside where painters, printers and craftsmen lived.

Discover the streets where Victorian artists built palaces to live and paint in, beside the ruins of a great house.

Discover two riverside villages full of surprising lives.

Discover the riverside village where Thomas More lived before he lost his head, and where writers and painters later crowded along Cheyne Walk.

Racing oars once split the Thames as rival crews fought for more than victory-the tides bore scandal, betrayal, and secret wagers.

Start on the edge of the common where duellists and highwaymen once met, walk through the old village past a Jacobean house and an eighteenth-century