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Welcome to your weekly What's on in Kingston.  

Every Thursday we round up all the eye-catching events occurring in your area over the weekend. 

Silent Disco

Friday 7 February, The Ballroom at Glenmore House Surbiton, 7.30pm start.

This silent disco is neuro-inclusive (Credit: Express CIC)

We are very excited to announce we'll be helping people chase away the January blues with our first Silent Disco on 7th February 2025 for adults 18+.  

We're taking over the fabulous Ball Room at Glenmore House in Surbiton for a night of dancing.  

 We'll also be showcasing ways to make a Big Night Out neuro-inclusive, including a chill-out room with sensory calming features and of course with music on personal headsets, you can choose your own volume.

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NEW BLOOD!

Friday 7 February, The Fighting Cocks, 7.30pm Doors open.

The Fighting Cocks' first New Blood night is on this Friday (Credit: The Fighting Cocks)

Join us for our FIRST New Blood Night! Showcasing up-and-coming bands, come down and show your support!!

Burnt Chapter

Fusing heavy riffs, precision, and raw energy, Burnt Chapter delivers a fresh take on modern metal!

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Friday Night Comedy

Friday 7 February, The Grey Horse, 7pm - 10.30pm.

Johnny Belham and Bella Hull are featuring at this Friday's Comedy Night (Image supplied)

Kingston's longest running comedy night - every Friday at Ram Jam Record in the Grey Horse.

This Friday we're featuring Jonny Pelham and Bella Hull.

If you'd like to eat, must book your table in advance with the Grey Horse here: https://www.grey-horse.co.uk/reservations

We recommend arriving earlier if you are planning on eating as well. It's not safe to laugh with food in your mouth!

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FERB!

Ferb is at the Fighting Cocks this Saturday (Credit: The Fighting Cocks)

Saturday 8 February, The Fighting Cocks, 7.30pm Doors open.

Local boys ferb have been making waves through Kingston and South London thanks to their electrifying live shows, all before having a release under their belt. After a summer of relentless gigging they finally brought us singles 'hello vera' and 'black sheep', the first two songs written for the band, showcasing a familiar yet raw and refreshing brand of post-punk inspired by the early-mid 2000's revival scene.

However they're already showing sonic growth into a much bigger sound, paired with an emotive and passionate songwriting style highlighted in the new tracks they've been debuting live.

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