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Struggling to think of what to do this weekend? Don't worry, Richmond Nub News has you covered with some of our top picks!

You can find a full line-up of events in Richmond in our dedicated What's On section.

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1. Richmond upon Thames Film-Only Photowalk

About: Join a relaxed film-only photowalk around Richmond, hosted in collaboration with Analogue Wonderland.

This is an easy, social afternoon for anyone who enjoys shooting on film — from 35mm beginners to seasoned mediumformat devotees.

The group will explore Richmond's riverside paths, leafy backstreets, and open green spaces, with plenty of time to shoot, chat, compare cameras, and enjoy the slower rhythm of analogue photography.

When: Saturday, 27 June from 12pm.

Where: Outside Richmond station meet point.

Price: Visit website.

See website for more information.

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2. 30 Minute Charity Massage - RINTO Fitness

About: This June, relax and do some good at the same time.

RINTO Fitness has teamed up with Richmond Borough Mind to offer 30-minute massage treatments throughout June — with a minimum donation of just £15 going directly to support mental health services in our local community.

Rich Bale, the gym's qualified sports and Swedish massage therapist, is available all month.

Whether you're recovering from training or just need a proper reset, book your session directly with Rich today. Contact Rich at 07739902582 or [email protected]

When: All of June.

Where: RINTO Fitness TW9 4FG

Price: Minimum donation of £15.

See website for more information.

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3. Black Comedy - Orange Tree Theatre

About: Young sculptor Brindsley Miller is on the brink of success.

He is expecting a visit from an influential art collector, whose approval could secure his future, and he is determined to present himself as sophisticated and successful.

The problem? His flat is sparsely furnished, most of the contents borrowed without permission from his neighbour – but when a sudden power cut plunges the building into darkness, Brindsley sees an opportunity.

In the absence of light, he believes his deception will go unnoticed. Unbeknownst to him, the audience can see everything.

When: 16-11 July

Where: 1 Clarence St, Richmond TW9 2SA.

Price: Visit website.

See website for more information.

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4. The Barnes Choir Summer Concert

About: The Barnes Choir is having its Summer Concert this weekend where guests can hear Duruflé's contemplative and ethereal Requiem which he composed in 1947 in memory of his father, Cecilia McDowall's Ave Maris Stella by Russell Hepplewhite and more.

When: Saturday, 27 June 2026 at 7.30pm.

Where: All Saints Church, East Sheen Avenue, East Sheen SW14 8AX.

Price: £20.00 (under 16s go free).

See website for more information.

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5. London Children's Literature Festival

About: Barnes is set to become the children's books capital of the UK when the London Children's Literature Festival returns this weekend with over 100 fun family events, workshops and performances for young book fans.

When: Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June.

Where: Barnes Pond SW13 9HE.

Price: Visit website.

See website for more information.

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