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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. 

Karaoke Night

Friday 28 January, The Willoughby Arms, 8pm - late.

The Willoughby Arms is located in 47 Willoughby Rd, Kingston upon Thames KT2 6LN (Credit: The Willoughby Arms)

Love Karaoke?

Well, head down to The Willoughby arms tomorrow, which hosts a Karaoke Night on the last Friday of every month.

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Swamp Stomp Swing Band

Friday 28 March, The Fighting Cocks, 7.30pm - 11pm.

The Swamp Stomp String Band will be at The Fighting Cocks tomorrow (Credit: The Fighting Cock)

The Swamp Stomp String Band are not just another hillbilly-wannabe, country band…

Sure, there are twangy banjos, driving guitars, a honky-tonk piano, and a thudding double bass but these propel everything from drinking songs that will have the room stomping their feet and raising their flagons of cider, to ballads that will break even the toughest of folk.

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Disco Soul at Teddington

Friday 28 March, Teddington Constitutional Club, 7.30pm - midnight.

The Teddington Constitutional Club is located in 5 Stanley Rd, Teddington TW11 8TP (Image supplied)

Do you love 70's disco and soul music, with a handful of 60's Motown and maybe a splash of Northern soul thrown in for good measure? If you answer "YES!", put on your boogie shoes, sprinkle disco glitter (not essential but encouraged!) and pop down to Teddington Constitutional Club where DJ's "Disco Sue" and "Markus" will play your favourite songs (on old-school vinyl).

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Teddington Choral Society concert: Carl Orff's Carmina Burana and Karl Jenkins's The Armed Man

Saturday 29 March, Landmark Arts Centre, Doors open: 6.45pm.

The Landmark Arts Centre is located in Ferry Rd, Teddington TW11 9NN (Image supplied)

Teddington Choral Society will be joined by Soprano, Eleanor Pennell-Briggs, Tenor, Joseph Doody, Baritone, Mark Nathan, Peter Jaekel and Phil Culling at the piano and a Percussion Ensemble.

Carmina Burana was originally a manuscript of 254 poems and songs (from 11th and 12th centuries) written in Latin by Goliards, mostly student clergy, whose intent was to satirise the Catholic Church. The collection of poems which was found in 1803 in Bavaria has been considered until now as one of the most important collection of Goliard and vagabond songs. 

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And that was your weekly round up of what's on in and around Kingston this weekend.

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