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Events
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Westerly Ware VE Day Singalong
Westerly Ware Kew Green, KewCome and celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day with a nostalgic singalong in Westerly Ware. Following the national bell ringing at 6.30pm we will be meeting at 7.00pm in the Memorial Garden to sing wartime songs and pay tribute to the Second World War generation.
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Kew Neighbourhood Association AGM
St Anne's Church Hall Kew Green, KewFind out what KNA has been doing this year, meet volunteers and trustees and staff and get to know KNA's partner organisations over some light refreshments. RSVP by May 5th.
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How To Forecast The Weather
The National Archives Ruskin Avenue, KewThe Director General of the European Centre for Medium-Range Forecasts reveals their methods
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Pensford Field Work Day
Pensford Field Between 19 & 21 Pensford Avenue, KewCome and join us for some light gardening work.
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Pensford Field – Native Amphibians and Reptiles
Pensford Field Between 19 & 21 Pensford Avenue, KewFind out more about our native creatures and how we can encourage them to our gardens
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Westerly Ware VE Celebration Picnic
Westerly Ware Kew Green, KewThe Westerly Ware Association is continuing the VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations with a Pétanque Picnic. Come along to Westerly Ware to throw some boules and enjoy a picnic in the park with friends and neighbours. There'll be a treasure hunt for children between 12.00 and 1.00, with delicious crêpes as prizes. No tickets, no fee,…
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Kew Fashion Show
The Avenue The Avenue, KewMary's Living and Giving Kew, and the Rotary Club of Kew Gardens are joining forces to bring you an extra special show embracing the joy of circular fashion and the very community that supports it.
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Q2 Players – Laburnum Grove
The National Archives Ruskin Avenue, KewFamily shenanigans in 1930s London ....
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Q2 Players – Laburnum Grove
The National Archives Ruskin Avenue, KewFamily shenanigans in 1930s London
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Q2 Players – Laburnum Grove
The National Archives Ruskin Avenue, KewFamily shenanigans in 1930s London