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Struggling to think of what to do this weekend? Don't worry, Kingston Nub News has you covered with some of our top picks!

You can find a full line-up of events in Kingston in our dedicated What's On section.

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Women in Business Forum

Friday 19 September, Doubletree by Hilton, 9.45am - 1.45pm.

The forum is taking place in the Doubltree by Hilton hotel (Image supplied)

The Women in Business Forum 2025 offers a unique opportunity to step away from day-to-day operations and focus on your growth as a leader. Through a half-day of expert-led workshops, empowering guest talks, and curated networking, this event empowers women to work ON their business, not just IN it.

Building on the success of our inaugural event, the 2025 Forum will provide an inclusive and inspiring platform for business women, across different sectors, to invest in their professional development, build lasting connections, and unlock new opportunities.

If your business champions inclusion, leadership, and long-term impact, this is where you belong!

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Launch Event: Davinia-Ann Robinson Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness

Saturday 20 September, Stanley Picker Gallery, 11am - 1pm.

The launch is being held at the Stanley Picker Gallery (Image supplied)

Join us for the launch of Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness a new series of sculptural installations, soundscapes and film work by Stanley Picker Fellow Davinia-Ann Robinson, which explores encounters with stillness through the body's engagement with somatic practices and raw and reclaimed clay.

Through an Embodied Practice of Stillness explores how racial trauma is held within Black and Brown bodies through ancestral, intergenerational and present-day encounters with 'white-body supremacy' and how embodied engagements between the body and clay can be conduits for undoing and dismantling racial trauma.

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Kingston Family-friendly Bike Ride

Sunday 21 September, Fairfield Recreation Ground, 10.45am start.

The bike ride is starting at Fairfield Recreation Ground (Image supplied)

Starting by the park pavilion, opposite The Albion pub and by the park's new Nino Cafe), this easy-paced ride is designed with all ages and cycling abilities in mind. Taking in quiet roads and traffic-free routes, they'll have marshals on hand to keep everyone safe plus Full Cycle Community Bike Project providing basic bike TLC before and after the ride. Invite your friends and discover a few new routes on this smile-tastic ride through the borough!

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