The best things to do this weekend, 29-31
The best things to do this weekend, 29-31 August
Our top picks of the best things to get up to this weekend: a family trail in Surrey, tapas dining in Battersea, a pride event in Merton, an artisan market in Epsom and a free workshop in Putney!
Main image: Brindisa Battersea
Family
Moomins Trail
Claremont Landscape Garden
The final weekend of the Moomins Trail!
Claremont Landscape Garden invites you to take a magical wander inspired by Moominvalley this spring, with a family trail around the garden, meeting characters from the Moomin stories.
Food
Brindisa
Battersea
With stunning river views, Tapas Brindisa is a great spot for lively vibes and fabulous Spanish staples such as tortilla, freshly made croquetas, grilled chorizo and Padrón peppers, as well as a substantial wine list.
Community
Merton Pride
Colliers Wood, 30 August
The first annual Pride Day celebrating and supporting the LGBTQ+ community in Merton.
All of Merton are invited to embrace Pride in the name of tolerance and acceptance. The event will invite also local charities and other supportive groups to showcase their good work.
The day will start with a Pride March through the heart of the borough, including representatives from said groups and charities, and any members of the public who wish to take part. The day will continue at an event space in a local park centred on an afternoon of live entertainment, surrounded by stalls and concessions.
Markets
August Makers Market
The Horton, Epsom, 30 August
Discover unique, handcrafted creations and artwork at The Horton Makers Market. The Horton will be filled with market stalls selling craft products and artworks made by artists and artisans from Epsom, Surrey and across the South East. Stalls will include Jewellery, textile crafts, ceramics, artwork & prints… and so much more!
Workshops
Tote Bag Printing
Putney Exchange Pop Up Garden, 30 August
Explore the wonders of nature by using natural objects like leaves, flowers and stones to create beautiful prints on tote bags at Putney Exchange’s creative pop up garden this Saturday. It’s free to attend – just pop over and get involved.
