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! 

All weekend 

Christmas Markets are back! (Photo: Kingston First)

Kingston Christmas Markets, Market Place 

Get into the festive spirit at Kingston Christmas Market, one of the most magical Christmas markets in London. Wander around under twinkling fairy lights, enjoy a mug of mulled wine and choose from an assortment of delicious food to get you in the Christmas spirit. Grab your winter warmers and head over to the traditional market town of Kingston-Upon-Thames this Christmas. 

'The Ties Through Time: 140 Years of Korea-UK Diplomacy and Cultural Exchange', FUSEBOX, 11am-6pm 

This engaging showcase, accompanied by a series of insightful talks, delves into the shared histories of these two nations from 1883 to 1905. The exhibition also spotlights key stories such as a British War Veterans to Korean War and a unique reinterpretation of British artwork by Korean designers. 

Saturday 18 November 



Surbiton Farmers' Market is on every third Saturday of the month. (Photo: Emily Dalton)

Surbiton Farmers' Market, Maple Road, 9am-1pm 

Every third Saturday of the month some 26 stalls offer the very finest fare, brought to you directly by farmers and artisans who are truly passionate about what they do. 

Korea Kimchi Festival, Townhouse, Kingston University. (Photo: KORSA)

Korea Kimchi Festival, Townhouse, Kingston University, 11am-4pm 

Join in the Kimchi Day celebrations at the Kingston University, organised by KORSA (Korean Restaurants & Supermarkets Association) and supported by the Royal Borough of Kingston. Featuring two KImchi nmaking competitions, K-pop random dance play, Korean Street Food, eight Korean Provinces Kimchi Exhibition and write your name in Korean Calligraphy! 

Cirque Du Chennai in aid of the Knights Foundation, The Arthur Cotterell Theatre, doors 6:30, with 7pm start 

The Knights Foundation provide support and gifts to disabled children, deprived children, seriously ill children and their families. It is also the aim to know more about these children and young carers and what we can provide to support them in their role.  

The event will feature Trapeze artists, Aerial Silks performers, Contortion, Cabaret acts, Comedy and much more. 

Choral concert poster. (Photo: Supplied)

Kingston Choral Society Concert: Da Vinci Requiem, All Saints Church, 7:30pm 

Andrew Griffiths and Kingston Choral Society serve up a feast of superb British music. KCS continues to explore and interpret the gorgeous works of George Dyson with Hierusalem. Its gentle lyricism contrasts with the energy of Benjamin Britten's early Te Deum and Grace William's plangent Elegy for Strings. Cecilia McDowall's wonderful Da Vinci Requiem provides the climax of the programme. 

Sunday 19 November 

Sunday Night Quiz, The Albion, 7:30pm 

Get your thinking caps on and sharpen your competitive streak with a pub quiz! 1st prize is a £50 tab voucher with rollover jackpot questions. Food served until 10pm. 

Wine tasting in Kingston. (Photo: Landmark Arts Centre)

Wine Tasting, Lot 20, The Parade, Claygate, 7:30pm 

Taste 6 wines from our range and enjoy a shared festive inspired cheese & charcuterie platter. The tasting will be very casual, yet informative and led by our experienced wine educator, Lisa Johnston. There will be plenty of opportunity to ask questions about the wines, wine in general or to just have a chat around the table.