What's on in March

A social group, offering lunch and good company, run by local volunteers, with support from Dementia Forward, Age UK and Carer Plus.

A gentle seated exercise class designed to improve strength, coordination and mobility.

Gentle yoga postures, breathing exercises and relaxation to relieve non-specific back pain or to improve and maintain flexibility of the spine.

Henry VIII on tour: the summer progresses of Henry VIII
A talk by Professor Kate Giles (York)

A fast, funny, and whirlwind 90-minute romp through all of Jane Austen’s beloved works - love, laughs, and satire guaranteed!

Come and join Richmond French Twinning Association at our friendly coffee morning.

Marcus Brigstocke takes a hilariously sharp look at modern masculinity - asking what men are really for, with laughs guaranteed.

Bring along your broken or damaged household items and our skilled local volunteers will try and fix them, whilst you enjoy a cake and cuppa!

Join Nick Rowe on a guided walk of around Richmond. Distance – 6 Miles but can be made shorter. Meet Car Park to Richmond Race Course on Hurgill Road.

A special service for everyone in our community from our incredible emergency services to families and individuals whose lives have been affected by accidents or emergencies.

Prodigies at play: a thrilling afternoon of passionate, witty and astonishing music written by genius composers aged between 12–21.

A bold “what if?” imagining between Vincent van Gogh and John Lennon at the moment their lives—and legacies—hung in the balance.