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. 

Read on for Kingston's not to be missed outings this week, and remember, you can add your FREE event using the Nub It button!

Reverent Son

Friday 20 September, The Fighting Cocks

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Reverent Son

Reverent Son blends the late 70's hard rock with the more modern and progressive music of today. Old books and movies provide the source material. The bands influences include ; Mastodon, Megadeth, Black Sabbath, Devin Townsend and Thin Lizzy. By taking lyrical and song inspiration from cultural references, sci-fi stories, stop frame animation movie monsters, witchcraft, cult followings, supernatural and historical events, the songs take on an adventurous style. Reverent Son entertains live with a haze of riffs, onstage mascots and memorable pop culture quotes.

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Fairfield Litter Pick

Saturday 21 September, Fairfield Recreation Ground

Join local litter heroes of all ages on World Cleanup Day weekend as they strive to make Fairfield Recreation Ground plus the Children's Playground lovely and clean for everyone to enjoy. With litter-pickers and gloves available, this is a fun opportunity to join fellow residents and help clear this popular park up for all to enjoy.

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Scandal

Saturday 22 September, The Fighting Cocks, 7pm- doors open,

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Three great Street punk bands play for a DROOGES NITE OUT!!! SAT 21ST SEPTEMBER with locals, SCANDAL, JACK THE LAD skanksters from East anglia and EXILES from out of nowhere!!!!

Mixing it up for a great nights entertainment for just a tenner in advance, £15 otd. Doors 7 till late!

Street punk originally from Romania relocated in London, here to rip you a new one!!

Recently joining the Sunny Bastard Records label-family, their new album Some Still Dance will be released in a few weeks on limited Vinyl-Editions! 

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Exclusive private screening of award winning film Rhino Man 

Sunday 22 September, Hampton Court Palace, 6pm- doors open.

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Hosted by Connected Planet Foundation to coincide with World Rhino Day. Witness the incredible story of the courageous rangers who risk their lives to protect one of our planet's most majestic creatures – the rhinoceros.

The film is preceded by a powerful and moving on-camera address from Prince William who connected with the ranger central to the story.

Don't miss this chance to be part of a movement that matters. Seats are limited, so secure your place now and be a voice for change.

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For more local events, please check our What's On section here.