Events: Monday 20 April, 2026
Found 11 events, showing 1–11
Ramses and the Pharaoh's Gold: The Exhibition Battersea Power Station Exhibition/Installation Ancient kings. Timeless treasures. In the UK for the first and only time. Neon presents the critically acclaimed Ramses and… | |
Second Trimester Battersea Arts Centre Theatre An ambitious new show exploring multi-generational pregnancy stories and untold family histories. Four years ago, Krishna told his mum he… | |
Developing Literacy Through Drama – CPD Day Polka Theatre Literary arts Performing arts Workshop Join Polka Theatre for our Summer Term Teacher's Continued Professional Development Day, this time exploring dramatic techniques to develop literacy… | |
Latchmere Pub Quiz The Latchmere Quiz Join us IRL for rounds including TV, mystery voices, music, pictures and general knowledge. First prize is £50, entry just… | |
Engine Room Omnibus Theatre Theatre Our regular scratch programme, where dynamic and talented theatre makers present daring, new work in the first stages of development.… | |
Salsa Dancing The Bedford Dance Exercise/Fitness Workshop We’re here every Monday night with classes starting from 8pm-9pm followed by social dancing until 11pm. Our classes cater for… | |
Monday Night Zumba classes The Bedford Dance Exercise/Fitness Workshop Zumba with Andrea! Turn your Mondays into fun-days with Zumba! Every class feels like a party and there is no… | |
Bridge Club The Bedford Social Social Bridge. All standards welcome, including novices and improvers. Sessions are supported by experienced tutors. Social Bridge. This is our… | |
Pop Quiz The Bedford Quiz Film, Music, TV Pub Quiz. If you love music, film and TV… you'll love our 'Pop Quiz' at The Bedford.… | |
Hamish Stuart Band 606 Club Music Probably best known for his work as the original lead singer/guitarist with The Average White Band, Hamish Stuart has had… | |
Eddie Izzard performs Shakespeare's Hamlet Cadogan Hall Shakespeare Theatre Akin to the original performances of HAMLET, Eddie will perform on the blank canvas of a bare stage, letting Shakespeare's… |