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The best things to do this weekend, 4-6 July

The best things to do this weekend, 4-6 July

Our top picks of the best things to get up to this weekend: comedy in Wimbledon, theatre at Claremont, bottomless brunch in Battersea, music in Kingston and Artists Open Studios in Carshalton!

Main image: Cinnamon Kitchen

Theatre

Comedy Doubles

New Wimbledon Theatre, 4 & 5 July

See some of he best comedy talent in the UK work up their brand new shows for Edinburgh Fringe 2025! On Friday you can see Sophie Duker and Marise Gaughan work their material, and on Saturday you can see Bella Hull and Tom Rosenthal.

Claremont Live: Jemima Puddleduck

Claremont Landscape Garden, 6 July

Quantum Theatre are bringing their new adaptation of the much-loved Beatrix Potter Tale, The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck, to Claremont. Packed full of songs, action and drama, this adaptation is guaranteed to delight and enthral all ages.

Food

Cinnamon Kitchen

Battersea

Fancy a bottomless brunch this weekend? Enjoy brunch with a beat at Cinnamon Kitchen’s Bhangra Brunch in Battersea. The brunch offers diners nine shareable Indian-inspired dishes, bottomless prosecco and high-energy Bhangra music every Saturday. Some of the food highlights include spicy masala scrambled eggs, tandoori chicken tikka and saffron kulfi. Dishes are priced individually, bottomless prosecco for £29pp and bottomless champagne for £59pp.

Music

Kingston Philharmonia Summer Concert

St Andrew’s Church, Kingston, 5 July

Kingston Philharmonia present a summer concert of Humperdinck’s Humoresque in E major, Forsyth’s Viola Concerto in G minor, and Dvořák’s Symphony no.5, Op.76.

Art

Carshalton Artists Open Studios

5 & 6 July

Carshalton Artists present their free Open Studios art trail in south London.

CAOS is one of the largest open studios in South London. Now in its ninth year, it attracts thousands of visitors. With over 60 talented artists, an art trail route includes over twenty locations across the picturesque and historical Carshalton village and surrounding area. Visitors can see a wide range of artwork including ceramics, painting, drawing, photography, video, printmaking, textiles, glass and sculpture.