Forthcoming Events

2025

Christmas Market in Konstanz

27th November – 23rd December. The annual Weihnachtsmarkt will be held in Konstanz.

2026

12th-18th February. Fasnacht in Konstanz. Alle sind eingeladen.

The Vikings are coming!

The Whitton Community Big Band performed at the opening ceremony of the new Information board in Kneller Gardens in 2025.

11th-12th April. The Whitton Community Big Band will be welcoming & performing with the Swedish band Pilsnerbandet. Further details to follow.

The last performance of the EYO to a packed house at the Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington in June 2025 was greeted with rapturous applause.

May 2026. The next performance of the European Youth Orchestra will take place in Sintra in May 2026 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the partnership between Fontainebleau & Sintra. The orchestra comprises young musicians from Richmond, Konstanz, Lodi & Alba Iulia as well as from Sintra & Fontainebleau.

Their last performance was in Richmond in June 2025. You can watch a recording of the performance here.

European Youth Orchestra Performance in June 2025

2027

Delegates at the last Europakonzil in May 2025 with the flags they designed representing the 6 European values.

8th-14th May. Konstanz will be hosting the 4th Europakonzil. Youth delegates & decision makers from Richmond, Fontainebleau, Lodi, Tabor & Berdychiv will be invited.

Foreign Language Films

Whitton Library screens foreign language films monthly.

Tickets £5 via this link

Tickets

or at the door.

Watermans in Brentford screens films in both French & German. 

Richmond Film Society meets at the Exchange opposite Twickenham Station. Films are shown on alternate Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Tickets £5 (students £4)

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The Exchange Cinema, 75, London Road, Twickenham

All films not in English are shown with subtitles.

http://www.richmondfilmsoc.org.uk/

Curzon Richmond also screens films in French & German with English sub-titles.

For further details please click on this link.

Film Reviews

Please click on the following links for reviews of films seen by REA members. 

Villages, Visages (2017)  by Carol Wain