Free Things This Weekend in Sutton (Sutton)

Let’s Get Creative – People Who Live in the Skies

at Orleans House Gallery

This event features 'People Who Live in the Skies,' a 20-minute Kathak dance performance by the Amina Khayyam Dance Company, followed by a 15-minute participatory workshop. It is aimed at families with children aged 4-11 and explores topical environmental issues.

Let’s Get Creative: South Asian Classical Dance Workshop

at Orleans House Gallery

Put on Ghunghroo’s (bell anklets), move to the mesmerising rhythms of the ‘tabla’ and the enchanting strings of the sitar, and step into character as the story unfolds through Kathak dance.

HighTide: ZerOclassikal presents Afternoon Ragas

at Orleans House Gallery

High Tide festival is back on Sunday 26 June! With free music performances and activities taking place across Twickenham, we invite you to enjoy an afternoon of south Asian classical music at Orleans House Gallery.

HighTide Festival: ZerOclassikal presents Afternoon Ragas

at Orleans House Gallery

High Tide festival is back on Sunday 26 June! With free music performances and activities taking place across Twickenham, we invite you to enjoy an afternoon of south Asian classical music at Orleans House Gallery.

Movement for Wellbeing

at Peabody Community Hall

Free movement class to improve your general sense of wellbeing.

Gardening | Labyrinth Garden

at Ruskin Park Cafe

Event Details Join the Friends of Ruskin Park for one of our regular Saturday morning gardening sessions in the Labyrinth Garden. This beautiful garden was created on the site of Ruskin Event Details Join the Friends of Ruskin Park for one of our regular Saturday morning gardening sessions in the Labyrinth Garden . This beautiful garden was created on the site of Ruskin Park’s former bowling green. The beds feature a mix of evergreen and herbaceous perennial plants, yew shrubs, spring-flowering bulbs, and ornamental grasses. During this session, we’ll be weeding, watering, and mulching the flower beds. You do not need to book, and you’re welcome to stay for all or part of the morning. This session is led by Stephen and Bill from Urban Canopy. We will meet outside the hut in the Willow Garden ( map ) at 10am and then head to the Labyrinth Garden ( map ). We’ll provide all the tools – but feel free to bring your own pair of gardening gloves if you prefer. You can read more about volunteering safely here: https://www.friendsofruskinpark.org.uk/safe-volunteering/ If you have any questions please drop in for a chat or email . Organizer Friends of Ruskin Park Learn More

Gardening | Community Garden

at Ruskin Park Cafe

Event Details Ruskin Park Community Garden is a space for the local community to grow fruit and veg. We run drop-in gardening sessions every Saturday afternoon between 12pm and 3pm. Everyone is Event Details Ruskin Park Community Garden is a space for the local community to grow fruit and veg. We run drop-in gardening sessions every Saturday afternoon between 12pm and 3pm. Everyone is welcome, and no gardening experience is necessary! There are friendly garden enthusiasts on hand to introduce you to the garden and show you what to do. Equipment is provided but you may wish to bring your own gardening gloves (and a bag to take home any produce). Feel free to drop by and ask any questions or ask for a tour – we are very proud of our garden! Just find somebody in the garden and introduce yourself or email if you have any questions. Find out more. Organizer Ruskin Park Community Garden Learn More

SKA SONIC

at Jolly Farmers

How I Grew A Moustache (Work In Progress)

at Toynbee Studios

In a pursuit of better understanding her father, Riwa finds a letter he sent to his own late dad. With this discovery, she unlocks a quest that travels through timelines and across conversations with family members, piecing together a puzzle. Pulling in puppetry, silhouettes, and verbatim audio, How I Grew a Moustache explores how grief and silence travel across generations, and what it means to inherit stories that are left untold. At its heart, the work asks how diasporic families carry love, loss and memory across time.

Indigenous garden + terrace

at Studio 338

We’re excited to announce Indigenous at the legendary Studio 338 - our biggest standalone London show of 2026. After a packed start to the year across London and beyond, with more exciting announcements still to come for summer and the months ahead, many of you have been asking what our major London summer gathering would look like this year. On Saturday 25th July, we bring it to one of the most iconic spaces in electronic music culture - a venue we’ve admired throughout our entire journey, and one that has hosted some of the most respected names in global dance music. This event will also mark the official launch party of Indigenous Records. The label has always felt like a natural progression for us - an opportunity to take the sound and identity we’ve been building on dancefloors and give it a home beyond the events themselves. We can’t wait to share some of the music and artists that will shape the label’s future with you throughout the day and night. Taking place across both the open-air Garden and the world-famous Terrace, this is a full day into night experience built around scale, atmosphere and complete immersion. From daytime energy beneath the summer sun through to deeper late-night moments inside one of London’s most celebrated electronic music spaces, Indigenous takes over the venue for a 12-hour journey soundtracked by some of the most exciting DJs in London right now.