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Fundraiser Evening for Nepal with Prayers, Bhajans & Kirtans

Friday 18 September, Hollyfield School, 6.30pm start.

In times of crisis, communities come together. Join Namaste Kingston, in partnership with Rotary Surbiton with support from St Andrew & St Mark Surbiton, for a special evening of multi-faith prayers, bhajans and kirtans dedicated to supporting those affected by the devastating floods in Nepal.

Experience an uplifting evening of faith, music and reflection featuring renowned singer, composer and musician Adi Shaah (Artists Lounge) and a guided healing and wellbeing session by Tinki Gupta (@The Harmony Lounge). Together, we will offer prayers for those impacted, raise vital funds, and stand in solidarity with the people of Nepal.

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Kingston Board Game Day @ The Rose Theatre

Saturday 19 September, The Rose Theatre, 11am - 4pm.

Join Shakes & Ladders for a day of fun, strategy, and laughter at the Rose Theatre! Our collection of over 150 board and card games has something for all ages and gaming level and it's absolutely free to play as many games as you want.

The friendly Shakes and Ladders hosts are always happy to make recommendations and show you how to play and settle any disputes that may come up.

Whether you're a family looking for something different to do on a Saturday with the kids or a group of students out to try some party games, we have you covered.

And the cafe & bar has some amazing food and drink available, including the best coffee in Kingston!

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Steps For Children's Challenge 2026

Sunday 20 September, Kingston Bridge, 9.45am.

Step up for a 10K (or 5K) family stroll, roll or run to raise vital funds and awareness for children with disabilities in Africa.

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corto alto

Sunday 20 September, The Fighting Cocks, Doors open: 7pm.

For the best part of the last decade, Dumfries-born, Glasgow-raised Liam Shortall AKA corto.alto has been in his home studio in the Southside of the Scottish city, cooking up frenetic improvisations, diligently wonky productions and genre-spanning compositions with a close-knit group of local collaborators.

Now signed to Ninja Tune, the multi-instrumentalist producer, composer and performer announces "SOME SMALL FORTUNE", which finds Shortall at his most expansive and unpredictably exciting, working with his widest range of features to date, collaborating with the likes of Mick Jenkins, Vector, anaiis, Oscar Jerome, Jacob Alon (Brit Award winner), BINA., Terra Kin and Eriff alongside his longtime Glaswegian band, drummer Graham Costello, Mercury Prize nominated Fergus McCreadie and saxophonist Mateusz Sobieski to produce an electronic, classical, pop and indie-influenced record that extends far beyond the confines of its meticulous making.

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