Full Schedule
Beryl
Directed by Phil Porter Beryl celebrates the extraordinary cycling achievements of Beryl Burton. In her teens, she became seriously ill, told by doctors to take things gently for the rest of her life. With typical Yorkshire grit, she ignored the advice and cycled into the history books. She became an MBE and an OBE. This is the story of an extraordinary woman, mother and legend who couldn’t stop herself from pedalling- and winning
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Free Taster Session with Tonbridge Rock Choir
Are you looking to learn to sing? Our record-breaking hit album gave ordinary people the chance to become chart topping singers, and Rock Choir is continually giving our members bigger and better opportunities to achieve things they never thought they could do - from supporting national charities like Comic Relief, Missing People and Refuge to singing in the UK’s top performing arts venues such as the Hammersmith Apollo.
M&L Benson's Pleasure Fairs
Rides and attractions for all ages, bigger and better for 2025!
Expect an impressive lineup of rides, fun for all ages and the opportunity to make memories with the whole family.
Half price days on 1st and 4th April.
Robin Hood
Wicked Productions are set to leave the audience in a QUIVER as they bring some well needed fun and MERRY MEN-T this Easter with their rollicking rendition of Robin Hood!
Get ready for plenty of laughs as the hilarious duo, Ant Payne and Tom Swift, return to play the unforgettable Friar Tuck and the bumbling Silly Willy Scarlett.
In the gloomy depths of his grim Castle, the villainous Sheriff of Nottingham is busy emptying the pockets of the poor while keeping the courageous Maid Marian locked away. But little does he know, our bow-toting hero Robin Hood is on his way out of Sherwood Forest to aim for justice and rescue Marian! With a little help from his merry band.
Don’t miss out on this Easter extravaganza brimming with magic, catchy tunes, lively dance routines, spectacular sets, fabulous costumes, and heaps of enchantment that will tickle the kid in all of us.
Hit the bullseye this Easter and join us for a riotous adventure with Robin Hood!
Sound Baths with Naomi Charlotte Wellness
Embark on a transformation journey of deep relaxation and healing with our immersive sound bath therapy sessions. Allow the harmonious vibrations of gongs, crystal singing bowls and wind charms to guide you to a state of profound peace and rejuvenation.
Roundel Poetry Breakfast
Enjoy reading Poetry? We meet on the last Monday each month to read poems on a chosen theme. £5 per session, all welcome.
Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
The Three Musketeers
When the young and naive D'Artagnan sets out on his quest to become a King's musketeer, he immediately encounters the dangerous femme fatale, Milady de Winter. After discovering that the musketeers have been disbanded, he makes it his mission to get them re-instated. But will his feud with Milady thwart him? And who the heck is she?
From the writers of 2021's Dracula: The Bloody Truth and 2023's Treasure island.
Tonbridge Repair Cafe
Bring your broken household items and our team of skilled volunteers will do their very best to try and repair them.
Repairs offered: Electronics, Mechanical, Wood, Clothing, Textiles, Bicycles, Knife sharpening
Voluntary contributions welcome. Refreshments provided by St Stephen’s Café
Neurocafe
A monthly “pop up, drop-in” community hub.
Our aim is to empower people to optimise their mental, physical, emotioal and spiritual wellbeing after receiving news or a brain and/or mind-related diagnosis.
Free to attend although a donation to our “Feed the Tree” is appreciated.
Please contact neil.bindemann@p-cns.org.uk for more details.
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Roundel Poetry
We meet on the 3rd Saturday afternoon monthly 2-4PM to write, share and develop our work. All Levels welcome.
No Charge, but please support TOFS
Please Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Paint Night at The Carpenter's Arms
Everything you need to paint a masterpiece: Join us for a relaxed evening of painting, socialising, some nibbles and drinks.
Food and drink are to be purchased separately.
Please note there is limited availability so please purchase tickets in advance. If you are buying tickets as a group, we would suggest purchasing all tickets together to ensure no one misses out. Our events can sell out quickly and unfortunately, sometimes it means some people can’t get tickets.
Roundel Poetry Breakfast
Enjoy reading Poetry? We meet on the last Monday each month to read poems on a chosen theme. £5 per session, all welcome.
Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Hospice in the Weald - Open Gardens Season
Explore some of the best-kept secret gardens in West Kent and East Sussex, which are opening their gates this spring and summer to raise funds for Hospice in the Weald.
During the season over thirty gardens across the community are available for you to visit. Take in the sights, sounds, and scents of some of the finest private gardens in the area. Enjoy refreshments in the spring and summer weather and pick up a few gardening tips along the way.
A new annual pass is being introduced this year offering a way to enjoy many more gardens at great value. For just £50, you can gain entry to sixteen of the beautiful gardens in this season’s collection.
The first garden is open on the 1st of May, with the season going through until mid-September. All funds raised through these events help Hospice in the Weald to support adults and children with life-threatening or life-limiting illness when they need it most. As ever, we give our heartfelt Thanks to all the garden owners, volunteers, and visitors who make the open season possible.
The events section of our website provides full details of the gardens, their location, and open times. Visit the events pages at hospiceintheweald.org.uk
Alternatively, for more information you can contact us at fundraising@hospiceintheweald.org.uk. or call the fundraising team on 01892 820533.
Trio Chagall
Piano – Lorenzo Nguyen
Violin – Edoardo Grieco
Cello – Francesco Massimino
A treat for the Bank Holiday weekend! TMC is delighted to welcome the prize-winning Trio Chagall for a special gala evening in the wonderful setting of All Saints’ church, Tudeley, the only church in the world with all-Chagall stained glass windows. The Trio was named as a tribute to Marc Chagall, who has always been a deep source of inspiration, as well as being admired for his ties to music and strong expressive power through the use of colour.
Prolific competition winners, in September 2023 Trio Chagall was awarded First Prize at the Schoenfeld International String Competition in Harbin, China. The Trio has been announced as ECHO Rising Stars, embarking on a tour of Europe’s major concert halls in the 24/25 season.
Joseph Haydn: Piano Trio Hob. XV:35 in A major
Maurizio Azzan: ‘As if snowflakes, in rows, rose towards the sky’
Felix Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49
“Both from a technical and expressive point of view, Trio Chagall […] does not appear to be a group of ex wunderkind nor of young promises, but rather an ensemble of mature musicians, able to deeply relate with the score, regardless of the composer or period.” (Circuito Musica)
Before the concert Josephine Willoughby, from the Chagall Windows Preservation Trust, will give a short talk about the windows.
The concert will be approximately 1 hour, without an interval, followed by a glass of bubbly and canapes, and a chance to meet these outstanding artists.
Doors will open at 6.30pm.
Standard ticket £30 | Students & Under 18s £10
(Ticket includes a glass of bubbly, canopes and a programme)
Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
Tonbridge Repair Cafe
Bring your broken household items and our team of skilled volunteers will do their very best to try and repair them.
Repairs offered: Electronics, Mechanical, Wood, Clothing, Textiles, Bicycles, Knife sharpening
Voluntary contributions welcome. Refreshments provided by St Stephen’s Café
Silver Lining
Directed by Helen Thorpe
Written by Sandi Toksvig
One treacherous night there are five extraordinary ladies who are stranded within their retirement home. With storm floods rising and no hope of rescue, they are faced with the reality that in order to survive they are going to have to save themselves - Great Escape senior citizen style! A hilarious comedy by Sandi Toksvig.
Warning: Contains strong language throughout
Neurocafe
A monthly “pop up, drop-in” community hub.
Our aim is to empower people to optimise their mental, physical, emotioal and spiritual wellbeing after receiving news or a brain and/or mind-related diagnosis.
Free to attend although a donation to our “Feed the Tree” is appreciated.
Please contact neil.bindemann@p-cns.org.uk for more details.
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Janet Young Studio Double Bill
Other Minds by Phil Holden
Directed by Phil Holden
"Can I ask you a question?" If you know you're about to lose the one you most love in the world, to what lengths would you go to ease their pain.....or yours? A rehearsed reading of a brand new play presenting three scenes from the lives of three people. A randomoised trial. An experiment in love and life and the mind.
Constellations by Nick Payne
Directed by Fiona Dunn
Roland and Marianne meet at a barbeque. In that single moment, an unfathomable multitude of possibilities unfolds. Their chance meeting might blossom into a meaningful relationship or a brief affair; it might lead to nothng at all. They hit it off, or perhaps they don't. They go home together or they go their separate ways. In the multiverse, with every possible future ahead of them, a love of honey could make all the difference. Inspired by the science of cosmology and quantum mechanics, with a plot that ingeniously keeps us guessing until the very end.
Roundel Poetry
We meet on the 3rd Saturday afternoon monthly 2-4PM to write, share and develop our work. All Levels welcome.
No Charge, but please support TOFS
Please Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Roundel Poetry Breakfast
Enjoy reading Poetry? We meet on the last Monday each month to read poems on a chosen theme. £5 per session, all welcome.
Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Hoppers Summer Show
Written and Directed by Phil Burns
Two sisters are trying to recover their time machine, from a rival company, who stole it from them. They manage to escape with their invention but all does not go according to plan! If only they had more time? The answer lies in their hands as they use their time machine to change things for the better! Or so they think!
Hospice in the Weald Moonlight Walk 2025
Enjoy a Saturday evening like no other at Moonlight Walk – now featuring a brand new route – and make a shining difference this June.
Dust off that face glitter, dig out your tutus and activate those glow sticks… It’s time to shine like the stars through the streets of Sevenoaks whilst remembering those special to you. Then, celebrate with a cold drink at the finish line!
Walk either our 4 mile 🌙, 8 mile ⭐, or 13 mile 🌒 route!
Our Moonlight Walk is more than a walk; it’s a journey of love, laughter, and cherished memories.
London Handel Players
Flute and recorders – Rachel Brown
Violins – Adrian Butterfield, Oliver Webber
Viola – Rachel Byrt
Cello – Gavin Kibble
Harpsichord – Silas Wollston
‘Barbaric Beauty’
Many composers of the baroque period were fascinated by the music and culture of foreign lands and this programme brings together examples that demonstrate the huge variety of styles and influences available to them at that time
France and the fascination for lands afar
Polish bagpipes and Barbaric Beauty
Spices of the Orient, Spanish folly and curiosities from the Canaries
The far-flung corners of the Earth – the British Isles
“The London Handel Players are delighted to be celebrating 25 years of chamber music making in 2025. They will be bringing to Tonbridge a rather special programme which investigates the connection between folk and art music in the baroque period. Georg Philipp Telemann worked for a short time in Poland as a young man and was thrilled by the folk musicians he heard there and whose exhilarating playing he felt provided him with ‘enough ideas for a lifetime of composition’. LHP have brought together a fascinating mix of music with influences from across the globe.” (Adrian Butterfield, Violinist-Director, LHP)
London Handel Players ★★★★★
(Fiona Maddocks, The Observer – December 2023)
TMC Members are invited to a Pre-Concert Reception from 6.45pm
Doors will open at 7pm
Standard ticket £25 | Students & Under 18s £5
Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
Neurocafe
A monthly “pop up, drop-in” community hub.
Our aim is to empower people to optimise their mental, physical, emotioal and spiritual wellbeing after receiving news or a brain and/or mind-related diagnosis.
Free to attend although a donation to our “Feed the Tree” is appreciated.
Please contact neil.bindemann@p-cns.org.uk for more details.
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Roundel Poetry
We meet on the 3rd Saturday afternoon monthly 2-4PM to write, share and develop our work. All Levels welcome.
No Charge, but please support TOFS
Please Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Visitors
Director Philip Holden Visitors is a tender and bewitching play about Arthur and Edie facing the challenges of old age on the family farm. Stephen, their son, is adrift in life whilst their carer Kate has only just arrived to make sense of the family. Barney Norris has written a mature and authentic portrayal of married love and the shared past that binds.
Roundel Poetry Breakfast
Enjoy reading Poetry? We meet on the last Monday each month to read poems on a chosen theme. £5 per session, all welcome.
Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Death of a Salesman
Director Sandra Barfield
Willy Loman is not a successful salesman, in fact he’s not a loyal husband nor a great father. The play is a montage of memories. Willy has created a false image of himself and his achievements. He is not the fantastic successful salesman he’d like everyone to believe.
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Musical Detective - Pat Gane (Piano)
‘A Walk on the Wild Side!’
Ringing the changes in musical style with ‘Influencers’ Claude Debussy, Duke Ellington, Eric Satie and Charles Ives, TMC sleuth Pat Gane explores how key composers ‘shift the gears’ of musical language and echo the culture of their time.
Standard ticket £15 | Students & Under 18s £5
Ticket price includes coffee and biscuits after the concert
Tonbridge Angels Vs Chelmsford United
Semi Professional football, National League South, Halcyon Wealth
Adults £15 with reductions for seniors and youths.
01732 352 417 https://www.tonbridgeangels.co.uk/
Puppy School Classes
Puppy School Sevenoaks are excited to announce new puppy classes being held in Tonbridge!
Classes run for 6 weeks on Friday mornings, ideal for people who have dropped their children off at school or those who prefer a weekday class.
For more information visit https://puppyschoolsevenoaks.co.uk/ or call Catherine on 07795 675634 or Sally on 07945 405884
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Neurocafe
A monthly “pop up, drop-in” community hub.
Our aim is to empower people to optimise their mental, physical, emotioal and spiritual wellbeing after receiving news or a brain and/or mind-related diagnosis.
Free to attend although a donation to our “Feed the Tree” is appreciated.
Please contact neil.bindemann@p-cns.org.uk for more details.
WKYV Spring Musical Showcase
Join West Kent Youth Voices for a varied programme of superb choral music.
Contact wkyvoices@gmail.com
Junior Schools Choir Concert
Organised and run by Tonbridge Lions Club, six schools will take part in the concert.
A fantastic social event and a very special one for the students and all that come to see and hear them sing.
Admission £5 (cash only)
Wicked Sing-a-long with Hospices of Hope
Join local charity Hospices of Hope for a magical, family-friendly sing-along experience like no other. Belt out your favourite songs from the film, dress up as your most-loved characters (green or pink?!), and defy gravity together in an afternoon of musical joy! A spellbinding way to support a local charity and to fund hospice care for children and adults in need.
Follow the untold story of the witches of Oz in this spellbinding musical. Meet Elphaba, the misunderstood green-skinned girl with extraordinary powers, and Glinda, the bubbly and popular witch-in-training. Their unlikely friendship is tested by love, ambition, and the Wizard himself on a whirlwind adventure to Oz.
Roundel Poetry
We meet on the 3rd Saturday afternoon monthly 2-4PM to write, share and develop our work. All Levels welcome.
No Charge, but please support TOFS
Please Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Tonbridge Priory: History, Pictures, Maps and Bones
A lecture given by George Buswell for Tonbridge Historical Society.
Non Members £3 at the door, under 18s free.
Walk Tonbridge: A (Nearly) Full Moon Hike
A social group led by James Pavlou of Walk Tonbridge. This linear walk is from Tonbridge to Tudeley where we will stop for a drink (at own expense) before returning to Tonbridge.
Length: Approximately 4.5 miles/ 7.2 km
Duration: Approximately 3-4 hours
Cost: £8.50 (excludes drinks/food)
Min - Max group size: 2- 15
Walk Leader: James Pavlou
West Kent Expo
Following the success of the West Kent Expo’24, we will be welcoming you once again through the doors of The River Centre, Tonbridge to an array of exhibitors, workshops and opportunities to network in March 2025.
The Expo will showcase and celebrate the businesses of West Kent as well as provide information on business support opportunities.
This event is brought to you as part of the West Kent Business programme, which is managed by Invest West Kent (the three West Kent local authorities of Sevenoaks District Council, Tonbridge & Malling Borough Council and Tunbridge Wells Borough Council) in collaboration with Smarter Society.
Tonbridge Farmers’ Market
Tonbridge Farmers Market is a member of Kent Farmers' Association. It is held on the 2nd Sunday of the month in Sovereign Way TN9 1RG between the hours of 9.30am -1.30pm. There are normally more than 50 stalls.
Come along to buy some great local products by people who care, or even just for a stroll in our award winning farmers’ market.
Tonbridge Repair Cafe
Bring your broken household items and our team of skilled volunteers will do their very best to try and repair them.
Repairs offered: Electronics, Mechanical, Wood, Clothing, Textiles, Bicycles, Knife sharpening
Voluntary contributions welcome. Refreshments provided by St Stephen’s Café
Macbeth Screening
David Tennant (Dr Who and Broadchurch) and Cush Jumbo (The Good Wife and Criminal Record) lead a stellar cast in Shakespeare’s extraordinary psychological drama filmed live at the Donmar Warehouse in London. Directed by Max Webster (Life of Pi, Henry V), unsettling intimacy and brutal action combine at breakneck speed in this tragic tale of love, murder, and nature’s power of renewal.
Roundel Poetry
We meet on 1st Wednesday morning every month to write, share and develop our work. Upstairs at St Peter & St Paul Parish Church. £5 per session. All levels welcome.
Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Showstopper! The Improvised Musical
Olivier Award winners – Best Entertainment and Family Show 2016
Spontaneous musical comedy at its absolute finest – direct from the West End and now heading to Tonbridge
With fourteen years as an Edinburgh Fringe must-see phenomenon, a BBC Radio 4 series, a critically acclaimed West End run and an Olivier Award to their name, The Showstoppers have delighted audiences across the globe with their ingenious blend of comedy, musical theatre and spontaneity.
A brand new musical comedy is created from scratch at each performance of this award-winning show as audience suggestions are transformed on the spot into all-singing, all dancing productions with hilarious results. These incredible performers are guaranteed to impress as they create shows packed with drama, dazzling dance routines and catchy melodies – and it's all made up on the spot!
So whether you fancy Hamilton in a hospital or Sondheim in the Sahara, you suggest it and The Showstoppers will sing it!
NTL: The Importance of Being Earnest
National Theatre Live present: The Importance of being Earnest
by Oscar Wilde, directed by Max Webster
Three-time Olivier Award-winner Sharon D Clarke is joined by Ncuti Gatwa (Doctor Who; Sex Education) in this joyful reimagining of Oscar Wilde’s most celebrated comedy.
While assuming the role of a dutiful guardian in the country, Jack lets loose in town under a false identity. Meanwhile, his friend Algy adopts a similar facade. Hoping to impress two eligible ladies, the gentlemen find themselves caught in a web of lies they must carefully navigate.
Max Webster (Life of Pi) directs this hilarious story of identity, impersonation and romance, filmed live from the National Theatre in London.
Tonbridge Angels Vs Welling United
Semi Professional football, National League South, Halcyon Wealth
Adults £15 with reductions for seniors and youths.
01732 352 417 https://www.tonbridgeangels.co.uk/
Roundel Poetry Breakfast
Enjoy reading Poetry? We meet on the last Monday each month to read poems on a chosen theme. £5 per session, all welcome.
Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Tonbridge Philharmonic Society: Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov and Brahms
Join us for an orchestral concert featuring the works of Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov and Brahms.
Peter and the Timber Wolf
Peter and the Timber Wolf – a family concert for all ages performed by the critically acclaimed Kidenza Orchestra and narrated by the author herself, Ann Bryant. A multi-sensory feast of music, storytelling and wonderful illustrations on the big screen.
Kidenza, orchestral concerts for kids, specialise in fun, cheeky, educational concerts that are never stuffy and are suitable for both young and old! Children will love joining in with body percussion and the Snap Snap song and adults will appreciate the finest music-making.
Peter and the Timber Wolf is a quirky modern, all-in verse re-telling of that age old classic by Prokofiev with all the original music. Written and narrated by well-known, internationally published author, Ann Bryant. This epic classic is one of the most popular musical stories and now you can see and hear it live!
A family treat, guaranteed to be inspiring and definitely like no other orchestral concert!
All tickets £12
Tickets can be booked via the EM Forster Theatre from September, either online at emftheatre.com or by calling the box office on 01732 304241
U3A Coffee Morning
Celebrating 25 years as a vibrant part of the Tonbridge community
Tonbridge U3A
Meet some of our members. Come along to our Coffee Mornings
On the 3rd Friday of the month
At Christchurch from 10:30 am
Not working full time – TU3A may have something for you
Find out about us at www.tonbridgeu3a.uk
Tonbridge Local RSPB: Secret lives of Woodland Birds
Simon Ginnaw shares his extensive knowledge of how birds live out their lives among trees.
All are welcome with refreshments available during an interval.
Members £4, Non-members £5.
Samuele Telari (accordion)
Let’s hear it for the accordion! The instrument might not usually be associated with high musical art – if so, no one has told Samuele Telari! The young Italian maestro has won many awards for his mastery of this gorgeous instrument. His joyous programme will certainly bring the house down and cheer a dark February evening!
Mozart: Andante in F major, K.616
Shostakovich: Prelude and Fugue in A major, Op.87, No.7
Schubert: Impromptu Op.90, No.2
Schubert: Impromptu Op.142, No.2 & No.4
Shostakovich: Prelude and Fugue in C sharp major, Op.87, No.15
Tchaikovsky: Suite from ‘The Nutcracker’, arr. Allessandro Ruo Rui
“His musicianship is so big, so irrepressible, that he transcends the instrument that he’s playing” (BBC Record Review)
‘ …. the artistry was breathtaking and the sound-world full of ravishing textures and colours.’ (The Cambridge Critique)
Please note the 7pm start time for this concert. Doors will open at 6.30pm.
The concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval.
There will be an opportunity to meet Samuele after the concert over drinks.
Standard ticket £20 | Students & Under 18s £5
Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
Tonbridge Angels Vs Truro City
Semi Professional football, National League South, Halcyon Wealth
Adults £15 with reductions for seniors and youths.
01732 352 417 https://www.tonbridgeangels.co.uk/
Roundel Poetry
We meet on the 3rd Saturday afternoon monthly 2-4PM to write, share and develop our work. All Levels welcome.
No Charge, but please support TOFS
Please Email roundeltonbridge@gmail.com for more information
Tonbridge Model Railway Club Exhibition
Around 20+ working layouts and trade support. Light refreshments available with local public parking and disabled access.
Adult £7, Children 10-16y £1, under 10s free
Tonbridge Comedy Nights
We are pleased to welcome some of the top comedians on the circuit to the EM Forster Theatre. These popular comedy nights sell out quickly so don’t miss out!
Please call the Box Office for bookings: 01732 304241
The Powers Behind the Throne
Tonbridge Historical Society - The Powers Behind the Throne - Women of the First Millennium
A lecture given by Imogen Corrigan.
Non members £3 at the door, under 18s free