- Vote in the European Parliament Elections on 4 June
- Council to fly flag for armed forces
- Rape alarms available from police and Council
- Organic garden opens its gates
- Poetry, comedy and literature at libraries festival this summer
- Music and nature at the Stables Gallery
- Views wanted on policies to guide future growth of borough
- Council team takes up the bike challenge
- Walk the Thames
- New Mayor reopens Teddington Library
- Free parking in Richmond upon Thames on Monday
- Personal alarms available from police and Council
- Learning the Kunskapsskolan way
- New affordable homes to be built
- Council seeks new co-sponsor for Shene
- Your vote could help Orleans House Gallery win the £100,000 Art Fund prize
- By the light of the moon
- Making parks even better
- Get Fit in Castlenau Recreation Ground
- Football Club scores with Council
- Employee Awards for Power Candidates
- CPZ review
- Eat al fresco in Church Street
- Olympic gold medallist trains Richmond rowers
- Join in the fun at Heathfield Street Party on 16 May
- Meeting of young minds to become annual event
- Council supports IDAHO
- It’s stitching, but not as we know it
- How can we cut carbon footprint?
- Supper with Shakespeare
- Free adult learning taster sessions in borough’s libraries 9-15 May
- Kick off the summer with the Power Employment flower show
- Outdoor swimming pool opens for summer
- Standards Committee member wanted by Council
- Find out about Council services at Richmond Fair
- Comment on Shopfront Design Guide
- Your say wanted on how extensions are decided
- Pupils get ready to grow their own
- Volunteers are supporting community
- Borough smashes tree planting target
- Exclusively Richmond
Release Date: 07/05/2009
Supper with Shakespeare
Free evening tours of the Face and Figure of Shakespeare exhibition are being held at Orleans House Gallery in Twickenham next Friday, May 15.
Curator Marcus Risdell will guide visitors through the displays at 6pm and 7pm as part of the Museums at Night programme. The exhibition is supported by Richmond Council as part of its commitment to the arts.
The gallery’s Karmarama café will also be open until 8.30pm on the day for people to discuss the exhibit, which focuses on how Britain’s 18th century sculptors invented Shakespeare as a national hero.
The exhibition runs until Sunday, June 7, and the gallery’s usual opening hours are Tuesday – Saturday 1pm – 5.30pm, and Sunday 2pm – 5pm. For more details, call 020 8831 6000 or visit our Orleans House Gallery pages.
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