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The Sherriff Talks- Something Nasty in The Woodshed – Stella Gibbons and Cold Comfort Farm

Tuesday 25 February 2025 - 11:30 am
Writing for the Sake of Writing – A Series of Talks About 20 th Century Authors: Something Nasty in The Woodshed – Stella Gibbons and Cold Comfort Farm
This Talk tells the story of one of the most influential novels of the 20 th Century and its author, who created the story of the Starkadders, clettering dishes and the act of mollicking, revealing what nasty thing really lies in the woodshed!

Silver Screen Club - ‘Love Sarah’ (2020)

Tuesday 25 February 2025 - 1.30pm
A young woman wishes to fulfil her mother's dream of opening her own bakery in Notting Hill, London. To do this, she enlists the help of an old friend and her grandmother.

Philosophy Café - with Chris Warne (Spring 2025)

Wednesday 29 Jan, 5 Feb, 26 Feb, 5 Mar 2025 - 11am to 1pm  
The Philosophy Cafe locks horns with issues like these on Wednesdays. Why not join us for coffee and enjoyable conversation in a cheerful and relaxed atmosphere?

Mr Shakespeare - Starring Ciaron Davies 

Friday 28 February 2025 - 8pm
Ciaron Davies plays Shakespeare, exploring the man himself, and how the influences of his family and his peer group shapes some of his works in particular King Lear, Anthony and Cleopatra, and Macbeth. This is an evocative depiction of London and Jacobean England during the plague, and of genius in isolation.
 

Evening of Art and Music from members of St George's Hill Golf Club

Sunday 2 March 2025 - 6pm (Exhibition preview)/ 7pm (Concert)
Join an enchanting evening of music and art! Acclaimed musicians Alison Rhind (piano), Katarina Nazarova (violin), and Tim Hugh (cello) perform a captivating recital, paired with a private viewing of Candida Woolley’s New Landscape exhibition at the Robert Phillips Gallery. Tickets include a drink.

Royston Pike Lecture- 'Riverfed: A Culinary Journey down the Thames' by Di Murrell

Thursday 13 March- 7:30pm
An illustrated talk based upon two chapters of Di's book and her own experiences working on canal boats and barges on Britain’s inland waterways. She tells the story of how limes, picked in Ghana and processed in Hemel Hempstead, became the last regular freight to be carried on the English canal system, and why Canadian wheat, grown in Alberta was made into flour in Weybridge. Learn about the Thames, the revival of the grain trade in the ‘80s, the part played by the historic ‘Free Water Clause’ and much more. 

Di Murrell is an award-winning food writer whose books, Barges and Bread and A Foodie Afloat reflect her twin interests in food history and waterways.
 

Seven Letters

Friday 14 March 2025 - 7:30pm
This play is a tribute to everyday women who go through life with memories weighing on their hearts. These are women who
have suffered from love, abandonment, hope and heartbreaks. No matter what troubles befell them, they kept their heads up
and moved on, often with wit and laughter.
 
 

The Sherriff Talks- The End Of The World As We Know It – RC Sherriff and The Hopkins Manuscript

Tuesday 18 March 2025- 11:30am
Writing for the Sake of Writing – A Series of Talks About 20 th Century Authors : The End Of The World As We Know It – RC Sherriff and The Hopkins Manuscript

Silver Screen Club - 'Stan & Ollie' (2018)

Tuesday 18 March 2025 - 1.30pm
Inspired by Laurel and Hardy: The British Tours by A.J. Marriot which chronicled the later years of the famous comedy double act.

The Republic: Rome’s Early Years - History Talk by Tim Hazell

Wednesday 26 Mar 2025- 11:00am
The Republic: Rome’s Early Years - Long ago a small Italian town called Rome underwent a revolution, founding the world’s first Republic. In time it would go on to change the world forever. Join Tim in exploring the lives of early Romans, how they governed themselves, and how they went on to influence our modern world today. 

Molesing Ladies Choir- From Stage to Soul

Saturday 29 March 2025- 7:45pm. Doors 7:15pm
Molesing Ladies choir present an informal evening of eclectic music featuring soul classics, contemporary classics and Musical Theatre melodies in a cabaret style setting.
 

The Republic: Decline and Fall of Rome- History Talk by Tim Hazell

Wednesday 2 April 2025- 11am 
Tim Hazell continues the discussion in this free talk The Republic: Decline and Fall of Rome.

Royston Pike Lecture- 'Natural History of Elmbridge' by Dave Page

Wednesday 9 April -7:30pm
Dave Page has been managing Elmbridge Borough Council’s Commons and Countryside sites since 1991 as part of their Countryside Team. In this lecture, he will describe the important habitats that remain, such as heathland, grasslands, and wetland habitats, explaining their past use, how they are now managed and the challenges they face in the 21st century. Discover more about the nationally important Esher Commons, a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest. Learn about the local conservation of rare or endangered species such as the Starfruit, the Silver-studded Blue butterfly and birds such as the Dartford Warbler. Sharing insights from over 30 years’ experience, Dave will remind us how these precious sites and species enrich all our lives.

The Little Women by Hotbuckle Productions

Friday 2 and Saturday 3 May 2025- 7:30pm
This beloved classic novel by Louisa May Alcott is given a Hotbuckle make-over in a new adaptation by Adrian Preater. The March sister’s journey from adolescence to adulthood is navigated through multi-role playing characterisation and imaginative staging as Hotbuckle explores family, love, and the challenges of growing up. With a touch of the highly acclaimed Hotbuckle humour and fast-paced story-telling, 19th Century Massachusetts is brought to life as you’ve never experienced before!

Vintage Movie Poster Art from the Golden Age 1940s to 2000s- An Illustrated Talk with Q&A

Wednesday 21 May- 7:30pm
Join Chris Jones, founder of Flicks Film Posters, for an engaging talk on the art and impact of film posters as part of the Walton Film Festival. Discover how these iconic designs shape audience perceptions and cinema history. Free admission, all welcome.  This free talk is part of the Walton film Festival 2025 programme, supported by Love Walton.

Regina Lyubovnaya Workshop

13 to 16 August 2025 (10am to 4pm each day)
Portraiture and Still Life Workshop

Los Angeles based artist Regina Lyubovnaya is holding a four day UK workshop here in the Toshiba Studio at Riverhouse Barn in the Summer. Booking ahead is essential, as there are only 8 places available for this one-off workshop with a successful international artist. For booking information please email reginalondonworkshop@gmail.com
 

Rainy Days, Mondays & Good Old Dreams

Join us for "Rainy Days, Mondays & Good Old Dreams," a heartfelt tribute to Karen and Richard Carpenter. Experience timeless classics like "Close To You" and "Top of the World," performed by Kerry Le Bern and exceptional musicians.