Landmark Arts Centre

Upcoming events at Landmark Arts Centre

Landmark Arts Centre is a gallery in South Teddington. Near Here currently lists 16 upcoming events, including Mark Thomas: 40 in Stand Up Years, Mark Thomas: 40 in Stand Up Years – Edinburgh Warm Up and Landmark Lates – Summer of Culture 2026.

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Mark Thomas: 40 in Stand Up Years

Mark Thomas celebrates 40 years at the mic. In that time he has changed laws on tax, jailed arms dealers, kick started a comedy circuit in Palestine, given evidence before three Parliamentary select committees and has taken the police to court three times and won. The world’s moving far too fast to predict what the content will be but it is the normal stuff of government and personal mayhem, expect jokes, rants, politics, swearing, staring into apocalypse and possible nudity as he emerges from large cake singing happy birthday mr president.* *Cake correct at time of publication. https://youtu.be/NTnB4ohig-c?si=051nhgp8xgUCVS4- Join Mark as he tries to turn “what the f*** is going on” into a cogent hour of stand up.

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Mark Thomas: 40 in Stand Up Years – Edinburgh Warm Up

Mark Thomas celebrates 40 years at the mic. In that time he has changed laws on tax, jailed arms dealers, kick started a comedy circuit in Palestine, given evidence before three Parliamentary select committees and has taken the police to court three times and won. The world’s moving far too fast to predict what the content will be but it is the normal stuff of government and personal mayhem, expect jokes, rants, politics, swearing, staring into apocalypse and possible nudity as he emerges from large cake singing happy birthday mr president.* *Cake correct at time of publication. https://youtu.be/NTnB4ohig-c?si=051nhgp8xgUCVS4- Join Mark as he tries to turn “what the f*** is going on” into a cogent hour of stand up.

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Around £10 General Admission

Landmark Lates – Summer of Culture 2026

Landmark Lates is the grand finale of our annual Summer of Culture — an after-hours celebration inspired by the energy and atmosphere of Tate Lates. A night where you get to browse some of the work created throughout the summer in an exhibition format, whilst also listening to some live music and enjoying a more upbeat atmosphere. Designed as a lively, sociable evening, it’s the perfect chance to unwind, catch up with friends, and enjoy a vibrant night out. Expect an upbeat setting where you can move between spaces, chat, dance, and make the most of the night at your own pace. Experience a showcase of artwork created over the summer on display. Whether you attend one of our summer courses and want the chance to see your work displayed in the space, or are an art lover coming to witness the creativity in person - there is something for everyone. With a buzzing crowd and a celebratory feel throughout, Landmark Lates brings the season to a close in style. Tickets £10 General Admission £5 Concession & Students £35 Group of 4— perfect for making it a night out with friends.

Thu 27 AugLandmark Arts Centre

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Live Music

Around £27.00

Jim Cregan and the New Acoustic Band

An evening of songs and stories from Jim’s remarkable career as a guitarist, writer, producer and Musical Director. From Murray Head to Blossom Toes, Cockney Rebel, Cat Stevens, Rod Stewart and more. With Sam Tanner on keyboards (The Faces, The Who) Pat Davey on bass (Paul Young, David Essex) Marion Fleetwood on strings ( Feast of Fiddles, Pete Townsend) and Stuart Elliot on drums (Kate Bush, Paul McCartney, Alan Parsons Project) Between them these musicians have racked up more than 60 million record sales. The project also see’s Jim and Stewart Elliot, both formally with Cockney Rebel, playing together once again. After the huge number one hit ‘ Come up and see me, make me smile’ Jim moved on to join the newly formed Rod Stewart Band while Stewart joined Kate Bush, occasionally taking time off to play with Paul McCartney and David Bowie amongst others. https://www.landmarkartscentre.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Jim-Cregan.mp4 Book Tickets Date Time Price Book Now Date 3 September 2026 Time 20:00 Price £27.00 Book Tickets

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Rachel Croft supported by Alice SK

Featured on Netflix and BBC Two, Rachel Croft is an "emotive and uncompromising alternative artist at the top of her game" (Atwood Magazine), combining exceptional vocals, cinematic songwriting and an electrifying stage presence. Hailing from London, Rachel's thunderous alt-rock has been featured by leading global outlets including CMT and the BBC, and her music is played in stores across some of the UK's biggest retailers, including Tesco, Waterstones and Centre Parcs. 2024 saw Rachel perform at the Blue Room at The O2, collaborate with Gibson Guitars, become Caffè Nero's Artist of the Month (February), and completely sell out headline shows at both The 229 in London and The Crescent in York. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-lmg7fwRFvo Support comes from Alice SK, whose timeless, captivating and soulful songs take audiences on a journey. In her search for peace, love and an understanding of life's highs and lows, she writes with emotions firmly rooted in the ache of realism. Inspired by nature and her church roots, Alice draws influence from artists including Joni Mitchell, Lily Allen and The Strokes. Her music is written as an act of release, both for herself and her audience, inviting listeners to get lost, let go, and leave feeling a little lighter. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5Y3qxSABU8

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Live Music

The Milk Men

Nominated for eleven UK Blues Awards and British Blues Challenge finalists, and with a Number 1 blues single and album to their name, The Milk Men have earned a reputation as the one of the most dynamic and enjoyable live bands on the circuit. Their six albums of original material have seen them top both the Amazon and iTunes charts and won them ‘Best Album’ nominations, and their live shows are renowned for their electric energy and joyous sense of fun. The band has headlined major blues festivals all over the UK and also played in Europe. They have been nominated for multiple Awards including Best Band, Best Album and Best Vocalist at the UK Blues Awards. In January 2023 the band was nominated for two UK Blues Awards – Emerging Talent and Best Blues Band. In September 2023 they were one of the five bands chosen to compete in the prestigious UK Blues Challenge. As well as Skegness, they have graced the main stages of all the UK's biggest Blues Festivals including Colne, Upton, Alfold, Carlisle, Blackpool, Swanage and many more. Go on..put some milk in your music! “The finest rockin’ rhythm’n’blues band in the country” – Blues in Britain Magazine.

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TIME by Luxmuralis

See the Landmark in a New Light. Journey Through Time. This September, internationally acclaimed artists Luxmuralis transform the Landmark Arts Centre into a spectacular immersive sound and light experience. Presented as the Landmark concludes its 30th anniversary celebrations and begins marking 130 years since the foundation stone of the historic building was laid, TIME transforms this much loved local landmark into a spectacular canvas for a journey through history, science and imagination. As darkness falls, the Landmark's soaring architecture becomes the canvas for a breathtaking exploration of humanity's relationship with time, history, science and imagination. About the Experience TIME promises to be an extraordinary exploration of humanity's relationship with the concept of time, offering audiences an unforgettable journey through history, science and imagination. Visitors will journey through a series of captivating installations portraying humanity through different eras, exploring theories of relativity and the writings of H.G. Wells' The Time Machine. Through the immersive projected artworks attendees will traverse wormholes, venture inside the intricate workings of clocks, and experience a dramatic narrative that spans from the present day back to the very beginning of everything.

Wed 16 SeptLandmark Arts Centre

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Live Music

Roving Crows

Roving Crows are an award-winning Irish folk rock band renowned for their infectious energy, outstanding musicianship and lively on-stage banter. Blending traditional Irish music with driving rock rhythms, fiery fiddle playing and thought-provoking lyrics, they deliver a live show that is both exhilarating and unforgettable. Formed after a chance meeting between a guitarist from Kildare and a fiddle player from Donegal at a festival in 2007, the band has gone from strength to strength. Now a four-piece with five acclaimed albums to their name, they have built a reputation as one of the most exciting live acts on the folk circuit. Based in Herefordshire and Worcestershire, Roving Crows have captivated audiences at festivals and venues across the UK, Australia, France and the Netherlands. Their music combines humour, powerful storytelling and irresistible jigs and reels that will have you dancing, alongside songs with a deeper message that stay with you long after the final note. Their fifth album, UNITE, released in 2025, received extensive radio play across the UK and earned widespread critical acclaim, including four-star reviews. Described as a "Celtic rock powerhouse", Roving Crows are a must-see live act for folk and rock fans alike. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74Cd-wsJr8Q

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Live Music

Around £5

AIDA

INSTANT OPERA (10th Anniversary 2016 – 2026) ***** VERDI – AIDA Music – fully staged grand opera INSTANT OPERA celebrates their 10th anniversary in 2026. To mark the occasion they present a special event for Giuseppe Verdi’s 125th anniversary – his grand opera AIDA. The three performances of AIDA will be fully staged with two international casts, chorus and full orchestra conducted by Kelvin Lim. Cast performance details and dates at www.instantopera.co.uk/future Verdi was commissioned to write Aida to celebrate the opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 and the construction of the Cairo Opera House where it premiered in 1871. This will be an unmissable event at The Landmark Arts Centre inaugurating Instant Opera’s first full performance there – a suitably grand venue for this epic masterpiece. Last year’s production of Puccini’s Turandot earned Instant Opera two five star reviews so the bar is high for a truly memorable evening! AIDA has something for everyone – from the famous aria ‘Celeste Aida’a soaring declaration of forbidden love. Other highlights include Aida’s prayer, ‘O patria mia’, with her fears for her country in a time of war. The Triumphal March is a moment of huge ceremony, accompanied by trumpets and rousing percussion. There are emotionally charged ensembles and, as is often the case in Verdi’s operas, a duet between a father and his daughter, in the powerful scene between Amonasro and Aida.

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Arts & Culture

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Autumn Art Fair

Twice a year – Spring and Autumn – the Landmark Art Fairs provide a unique setting for individual artists that make high quality fine art to exhibit and sell their work direct to the public. No galleries, no dealers, just the artists themselves with a stunning array of painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, printmaking, ceramics and more. Visitors can browse from an array of over 75 stands with artists from the local area and beyond. From watercolour paintings to textural ceramic sculptures. Admission: £5, Concessions £4, Landmark Friends & Under 16s FREE Open Evening: Friday 4pm – 8:30pm Saturday & Sunday 10am – 5pm Artwork: ‘The Day Slows’ by Karen Laken Book Tickets Date Time Price Book Now Date 16 October 2026 Time 10:00 Price FREE - £5.00 Book Tickets Date 17 October 2026 Time 10:00 Price FREE - £5.00 Book Tickets Date 18 October 2026 Time 10:00 Price FREE - £5.00 Book Tickets

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Arts & Culture

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Autumn Art Fair

Twice a year – Spring and Autumn – the Landmark Art Fairs provide a unique setting for individual artists that make high quality fine art to exhibit and sell their work direct to the public. No galleries, no dealers, just the artists themselves with a stunning array of painting, sculpture, photography, mixed media, printmaking, ceramics and more. Visitors can browse from an array of over 75 stands with artists from the local area and beyond. From watercolour paintings to textural ceramic sculptures. Admission: £5, Concessions £4, Landmark Friends & Under 16s FREE Open Evening: Friday 4pm – 8:30pm Saturday & Sunday 10am – 5pm Artwork: ‘The Day Slows’ by Karen Laken Book Tickets Date Time Price Book Now Date 16 October 2026 Time 10:00 Price FREE - £5.00 Book Tickets Date 17 October 2026 Time 10:00 Price FREE - £5.00 Book Tickets Date 18 October 2026 Time 10:00 Price FREE - £5.00 Book Tickets

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Festivals & Events

Frontier Sapiens Adventure Film Festival

Coming to the Landmark for the first time ever, the UK’s largest open-air adventure film festival is heading indoors for a cosy Autumn screening in Teddington. Always an incredibly popular event, the Frontier Sapiens Adventure Film Festival showcases an awe-inspiring line-up of films from some of the world’s best filmmakers. Join us for an evening watching an all-new collection of short films featuring epic adventures, cultural stories and environmental issues from around the world, all introduced by the festival team. This year, join quadripleagic daredevil Jimmy on his quest to become a champion surfer, journey across the plains of the Maasai Mara to the summit of Mont Blanc, and lots more. The full 2026 film line-up is full of adventure and can be viewed in more detail here. Recommended 12A, but all ages welcome. Visit www.frontiersapiens.com (or ‘@frontiersapiens’ on Instagram and Facebook) for more details. [video width="1920" height="1080" mp4="https://www.landmarkartscentre.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Untitled-design-1.mp4" poster="https://www.landmarkartscentre.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/16-by-9-with-logo.png"][/video]

Thu 22 OctLandmark Arts Centre

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Live Music

Tom Thorp & ILUMETRIS – Here, There be Monsters…

Enter a murky and fantastical world of mythical beings… Internationally award-winning saxophonist and composer Tom Thorp takes a journey through stories and characters from world mythology with his quintet, ILUMETRIS. Tom is joined by an exceptional line-up of internationally renowned musicians: Neil Yates – Trumpet/Flugelhorn (Mike McGoldrick Ensemble, Robbie Williams, BBC Big Band) Andy Stamatakis-Brown – Piano (Alice Zawadski, Hacienda Classical) Grant Russell – Bass (formerly of GoGo Penguin) John Arnesen – Drums (The Big Easy, Ancient Infinity Orchestra) In this new multimedia exhibition show, ILUMETRIS perform their critically acclaimed album Here, There Be Monsters… (AMP Records) in an exciting collaboration with illustrator and animator AllMighty Steve (Steve Bridger). Blending virtuosic improvisation, complex grooves, spoken word and lyrical melody, Here, There Be Monsters… brings timeless musical stories to life through familiar characters from world mythology. This immersive fusion of music and visual art features Bridger’s striking paintings, illustrations and animations, transporting audiences into the worlds of the Minotaur, the majestic Phoenix, clouds of destructive pixies, swooping dragons, vengeful giants and many more. “Thorp is a dexterous player and an imaginative, original composer.

Fri 23 OctLandmark Arts Centre

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Wolf Hall – Words, Music, Power

Where ambition meets artistry in the shadows of the Tudor court. Fusing Debbie Wiseman’s haunting orchestral score with the raw drama of Hilary Mantel’s masterwork and readings by BAFTA-nominated actor Anton Lesser. Enter the treacherous world of Thomas Cromwell, where whispered words topple kingdoms, where loyalty shifts like smoke, and where one man’s rise to power reshapes the fate of England. This is more than a concert. It’s an immersive journey into the heart of Tudor intrigue, fusing Debbie Wiseman’s haunting orchestral score with the raw drama of Hilary Mantel’s masterwork. Watch as music becomes menace, as words become weapons, and as history unfolds before your eyes. BAFTA-nominated actor Anton Lesser – Thomas More himself from the acclaimed BBC series – breathes life into Mantel’s prose, his voice echoing through palace corridors thick with conspiracy. Soprano Grace Davidson and the Locrian Ensemble of London conjure the dangerous beauty of a court where every note could be your last. From Cromwell’s meteoric ascent through Henry VIII’s favour to his devastating fall, experience the story through three powerful lenses: Wiseman’s award-winning score, pulsing with “tense undercurrents that characterise the plotting and intrigues of the Tudor court” (Classic FM). Lesser’s commanding performance of Mantel’s words. Striking imagery that transports you 500 years into England’s most perilous era. Power. Intrigue. Performance.

Fri 30 OctLandmark Arts Centre

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Live Music

Susan Santos

Based in Madrid, Spain, Susan Santos is an award-winning, self-taught, left-handed guitarist, singer-songwriter and one of Europe's leading contemporary blues-rock artists. Blending blues, rock and Americana with soulful songwriting and formidable guitar playing, she has built a strong international reputation for her distinctive sound, powerful live performances and magnetic stage presence. Susan has shared the stage with ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, won the Best Musician Performance award at the 2018 European Blues Awards and received Best Female Album at the 2019 LA Critics' Awards. Over the course of her career she has released seven records, including Take Me Home (2010), Shuffle Woman (2012), Electric Love (2014), Skin & Bones (2016), No U Turn (2018), The L.A. Sessions EP (2020), Sonora (2023), with her highly anticipated new studio album, Camino Diablo, due for release in October 2026. Her latest single, "El Camino", offers the first taste of the new album. Inspired by the legendary Devil's Highway between Arizona, California and Mexico, the track fuses raw Hill Country blues, Texas boogie and swampy rock into a driving, hypnotic groove. Camino Diablo promises a cinematic journey through the desert, exploring stories of survival, freedom and life on the edge. With an outstanding voice, exceptional guitar work and an electrifying stage presence, Susan Santos continues to establish herself as one of the most exciting artists on today's international blues and roots scene.

Sun 1 NovLandmark Arts Centre

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Community

Around £35 General Admission

Nik Kershaw – Musings & Lyrics

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