What's On in Clapham this weekend

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Clapham happening over the coming weekend.

Browse our What's On section or read on for the can't-miss events on in Clapham between now and Sunday.

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Events coming up in Clapham

Thursday: Joffrey! The Pantomime

The Story of Joffrey: A Pantomime tells the true story of Joffrey's fight to secure his rightful place on the iron throne, untainted by a certain season 8.

Marvel as the handsome Prince Joffrey fights to secure his rightful throne. Aww as he woos the beautiful Lady Sansa Stark. Boo and hiss at the dastardly villainous schemes of Ned Stark. Shout "He's behind you!" as Ned's useless henchman, Littlefinger, sneaks up on our fair hero.

Click here for further details.

Friday: Live music: The Kooky Girl

A London based Retro / 1970s sounding pop group performing all original songs full of melody and harmony.

With an uplifting sound that has often been compared to ABBA, expect pop/rock and disco tunes that will make you want to clap, dance and sing along.

Find out more details here.

Saturday morning: Clapham Common Walk

Meet at Clapham South tube station at 11am to take this guided walk and uncover the bits of Clapham Common that usually go unnoticed.

Your tour guide, Dr. Stephen King, will expertly lead you through a real London neighbourhood and help you trace the area's development, meeting some of its famous and infamous residents along the way

Book tickets here.

Saturday afternoon: Venn Street Market

Venn Street Market is the award-winning local community food market in Clapham, SW4, working directly with farmers and small independent producers enabling our customers to meet face to face with the growers and makers of the foods available each week.

More info here.

Saturday evening: Live music: Lola Aviva

The London born and bred singer/songwriter Lola Aviva co-produces her own recordings, creates her own video clips and describes her style as "soulful jazzy pop". Her lyrics are witty and thoughtful, her tunes quirky and catchy.

Her many influences include: Carole King, Melody Gardot, Leonard Cohen, Etta James, Amy Winehouse, Peggy Lee, Sade, The Noisettes and The Beatles.

Head to the Bread & Roses Pub as she performs new material penned throughout the pandemic.

More info here.

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