Latest Events in Egham(August Updated)

This is a great follow on from our Bat ID course to help put newly learned skills into practice but is equally suitable for complete beginners. Bat detectors will be provided. This session will start at The Savill Gardens car park. We will start with a brief overview of the species we will be looking for throughout the evening and a demonstration of how the bat detectors work. We will then set off on our guided walk, approximately 2k at a steady pace. Please aim to arrive 15 mins before the session start time so that we can make a prompt start. MEETING POINT The front of The Savill Building. Look out for brown signs saying 'The Royal Landscape' or 'The Savill Garden'. Visitors using satellite navigation devices should input the destination postcode TW20 0XD . What 3 words ///hooked.sums.lies BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL This is an adult event but older teenagers are welcome with an accompanying adult. You must inform us in good time if you have any special requirements - please email carolineeverett@bbowt.org.uk Information Source: The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust | eventbrite

Discover the numerous postgraduate opportunities available at Royal Holloway during the Postgraduate Open Afternoon. Taking place on 15th November 2023 from 4pm to 6pm at the Davison Building in Egham, this event provides a unique chance to explore the high level of support we offer our postgraduate students. As you embark on your postgraduate journey, having all the necessary information is crucial. At Royal Holloway, we offer over 100 postgraduate courses, ranging from traditional taught Masters programs to research-based options. By choosing Royal Holloway, you will join an inspiring and vibrant postgraduate community, with access to state-of-the-art facilities and world-class research opportunities. During the Open Afternoon, you will gain insights into our performing arts and life science & environment postgraduate courses. Our expert academics will be available to discuss course content, assessment methods, and study options. Additionally, you will discover the benefits of studying with us, how postgraduate study can accelerate your career path, and new ways to fund your studies, including scholarship options. Whether you are a current undergraduate student or have work experience, this event will provide you with a range of courses available in different departments. Take advantage of the opportunity to tour our campus, speak to lecturers from relevant departments, and meet with members of our Admissions Team and Postgraduate Student Recruitment Manager. If you have already applied to study with us, our Admissions Team may be able to make you a conditional or unconditional offer at the Open Afternoon. Please remember to bring your passport or driving license along with an academic transcript from your undergraduate studies. Our Admissions Team will be available to answer any questions and, if all entry criteria have been met, issue an offer letter for you to take home. Offers are only available on selected courses, and appointments with the Admissions Team must be booked in advance. Register your interest in receiving an offer on the booking form and receive full details. For further inquiries, please contact us via email.

The Raven Opera Company is delighted to present "An Evening of Opera Scenes" for its first concert of the 2023/24 academic year. This captivating event will showcase the exceptional talents of all members of the company as they perform a diverse selection of scenes from a wide range of beloved operas, ranging from the timeless compositions of Purcell to the enchanting works of Gilbert and Sullivan. Held at the prestigious Royal Holloway Chapel in Egham, this memorable evening promises to transport the audience to a world of mesmerizing melodies and captivating storytelling. Mark your calendars for November 24th, 2023, and immerse yourself in the wonder of opera. Tickets for this extraordinary experience are priced at an affordable range of £2 - £8, ensuring that everyone can indulge in this cultural treat. Be sure to secure your place as soon as possible, as this highly anticipated event is expected to sell out quickly. Join us for an unforgettable night filled with the beauty and grandeur of opera at the Royal Holloway Chapel in Egham.

Discover the exciting opportunities for postgraduate study at Royal Holloway's Open Afternoon. Taking place on March 13, 2024, from 4 to 6 pm at the Davison Building in Egham, this event provides valuable insights into the high level of support and extensive course offerings available to postgraduate students. With over 100 courses to choose from, including traditional taught Masters programs and research options, Royal Holloway presents a vibrant and inspiring postgraduate community. By joining us, you gain access to state-of-the-art facilities and world-class research opportunities. During the Open Afternoon, you will have the chance to explore specific postgraduate courses, such as Performing and Digital Arts or Life Science and Environment. Expert academics will be on hand to discuss course content, assessment methods, and study options. Additionally, you will learn about the numerous benefits of choosing Royal Holloway for your postgraduate journey, including the ability to fast-track your career path. We will also provide information on various funding options, including scholarship opportunities. If you have already applied to study with us, attending the Open Afternoon may lead to a conditional or unconditional offer. Our Admissions Team will be available to answer any questions and provide offer letters to eligible candidates. To ensure a smooth process, please bring your passport or driving license and academic transcript from your undergraduate studies. Don't miss this opportunity to see our beautiful campus, speak with lecturers from relevant departments, and get all the information you need to make informed decisions about your postgraduate studies. Book your place in advance and indicate if you are interested in receiving an offer. We look forward to welcoming you to Royal Holloway's Postgraduate Open Afternoon. For any further inquiries, please contact us via email.

Join the Hythe Singers and the Marlow Concert Orchestra for a captivating and intimate performance of Bach's renowned masterpiece, the St. Matthew Passion. Experience the awe-inspiring ambiance of the Royal Holloway University Chapel, as the talented artists, under the masterful direction of Richard Harker, bring this monumental work to life. This performance marks a significant milestone for both the Hythe Singers and the Marlow Concert Orchestra, as they embark on their most ambitious endeavor yet. Immerse yourself in the exquisite vocal talent of Nick Allen as he portrays the Evangelist, accompanied by the mesmerizing voice of George Reynolds as Jesus. Joining them on stage are the remarkable Eva Gheorghiu, Soprano; the captivating Josh Elmore, Counter Tenor; and the commanding Ali Sutherland, Bass. Take a moment to savor refreshments available during the interval, adding to the overall enjoyment of this extraordinary musical event. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this unforgettable performance of Bach's iconic St. Matthew Passion. Secure your tickets now for an evening of unparalleled musical mastery. The event will take place on March 16, 2024, at the Royal Holloway Chapel in Egham. Ticket prices range from £0 to £20.

Experience the thrill of competition at the inaugural Royal Games hosted by the Royal Holloway Hong Kong Society in Egham. Taking place at The Sports Centre on the Egham campus, teams can showcase their skills in Basketball, Football, and Badminton. The event kicks off on March 17th with initial rounds for Basketball and Badminton, culminating in the final matches on March 23rd for all three sports. Participation in the tournament is free, but space is limited and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. To register, one team member, designated as the captain, must complete the registration form with details of all team members. Confirmation of entry and further communication will be provided to the team captain leading up to the event. Basketball teams are 3-a-side with a maximum of 5 players per team, while Football teams are 7-a-side with a maximum of 10 players. For Badminton, players can compete as singles or doubles, with a maximum of 12 teams or players in the tournament. Register your team now to secure your spot in this exciting sporting event.

The event "Dido and Aeneas" will be held at the Royal Holloway Chapel in Egham on both Friday, March 22nd and Saturday, March 23rd. The performance will take place on the 23rd of March in 2024. Ticket prices range from £2 to £12. Don't miss the opportunity to witness this classic opera live in Egham. Mark your calendars for this remarkable event that promises to enchant audiences with its timeless tale. Be sure to secure your tickets early to guarantee your spot at this unforgettable performance. Immerse yourself in the captivating story of Dido and Aeneas, set against the backdrop of the Royal Holloway Chapel. Experience the magic of opera in a truly majestic setting. Join fellow music enthusiasts for an evening filled with exquisite melodies and compelling drama. Get ready to be transported to another world as you witness the beauty of "Dido and Aeneas" come to life on stage.

Don't miss the exclusive event "Jonathan Coe: Interview and Reading" taking place in Egham on May 7th, 2024, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm at Royal Holloway. Renowned UK novelist Jonathan Coe, known for his thought-provoking works such as "Middle England," "Mr. Wilder and Me," and "Bournville," will delve into pressing 'state-of-the-nation' topics like politics, cultural memory, and identity. Join the conversation with historian Dan Stone and literary critic Robert Eaglestone, as Jonathan Coe shares insights from his captivating literary pieces. This event offers a unique opportunity to engage with the author's profound perspectives on societal issues. Admission is free, so mark your calendars and immerse yourself in the world of Jonathan Coe at this enlightening event.

Experience the premiere production of Beowulf the Musical at Royal Holloway University of London's Shilling Auditorium from 22-26 May 2024. Witness the captivating musical adaptation of the legendary tale, combining drama, music, and adventure for an unforgettable evening. Delve into a world where heroes battle monsters, intertwined with the story of a princess torn between duty and desire. Written and composed by MMus student Umay Acar-Sumer, this tragedy in two acts explores themes of racism, classism, violence, and death, recommended for ages 12 and above. Doors open at 6:15 pm, show starts at 7 pm, with a 15-minute interval between acts. Notable reviewers praise the musical for its intricate storytelling and innovative approach. Immerse yourself in this unique experience that breathes new life into the ancient epic of Beowulf. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of history in the making.

Experience the exquisite Royal Holloway art collection on a guided tour of the Picture Gallery highlights, curated by Thomas Holloway in the 19th Century. Delve into the historical significance of these artworks, meticulously gathered by the University's founder for display at his esteemed ladies' College, an initiative championed by his wife, Jane. Admire the diverse range of paintings, spanning from medieval princes to farm laborers, and from maritime scenes to the icy landscapes of the Arctic. Gain insights into why the Picture Gallery holds a paramount role at Royal Holloway, uncover the origins of Holloway's wealth, and explore the unique qualities that distinguish this art collection. The informative 40-minute tour, commencing at 9.45am at Queen Victoria’s statue in the Founder’s Building courtyard, will be followed by a Q&A session and an opportunity to leisurely peruse the collection. Parking is available at various campus locations, with accessible spaces in each lot for badge holders. After the tour, indulge in refreshments or lunch at the College's catering outlets. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to immerse yourself in the cultural heritage of Royal Holloway.

Christmas at Royal Holloway Rupert Gough and the Choir of Royal Holloway perform their Christmas concert in the beautiful surroundings of the College’s Chapel for a festive programme. Tickets Concessions are available for people over the age of 65, external students with a valid ID, RHUL alumni and under 18s. Car Parking When you arrive for a College event at our Egham campus, please park in car parks 12 or 4. Car park 12 can be accessed by turning right as you enter the main College gates and is located next to the tennis courts. If this car park is full, please drive further onto our campus to car park 4, which can be accessed by turning left at the mini-roundabout behind the Students’ Union. If you find both of these car parks full, we have a further large car park 14, which can be used by event guests and is located across the A30 on our North Campus, accessed via Harvest Road. Please give yourself plenty of time to park on the day. Blue Badge holders can find designated parking spaces in Car park 1W, as well as between Gardeners Lodge and the Williams Annexe. If you require any assistance on arrival, please contact our premises team in advance of your visit by emailing: premisesadmin@royalholloway.ac.uk and they will be happy to help. Please note that we operate an Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) system on certain parts of our campus, however if you are here for an organised event, parking is unrestricted for event guests in car parks 12, 4 or 14 (or display your blue badge permit if parking in a disabled bay). Information Source: Choral Music Office, Royal Holloway, University of London | eventbrite

The Raven Opera Company and The Raven Chamber Orchestra present Henry Purcell's 'The Fairy Queen'! Join us on Friday 21st March at the Church of St. Mary Magdalene, Richmond-upon-Thames and Saturday 22nd March at the Chapel of Royal Holloway to hear this little-performed opera sung and played by our student opera company and chamber orchestra. Information Source: The Raven Opera Company | eventbrite

Welcome to the Jane Holloway Choir's Member's Showcase! Join us for a delightful evening of music at the Royal Holloway Chapel. Our talented choir members will be performing a variety of songs to showcase their skills and passion for music. Come support our singers and enjoy a night filled with beautiful melodies. We can't wait to see you there! Information Source: Jane Holloway Choir | eventbrite

Welcome to Pint and Politics with Dr Ben Spencer MP ! Join us for a lively evening of discussion and debate at the Foresters Arms . This in-person event is a fantastic opportunity to meet with Dr Ben Spencer MP, share your views, and engage in meaningful conversations about politics and current affairs. Grab a pint, relax, and let's talk about the issues that matter to you. Don't miss out on this chance to connect with your local MP in a casual setting. See you there! Information Source: Steve Bax | eventbrite

Join us for this presentation with Q&A as part of our inaugural Arts and Culture Festival at Royal Holloway, where creativity meets community!Stephen Bayly, Producer of Richard III - starring Sir Ian McKellen, Annette Benning, Robert Downey Jnr, Kristin Scott-Thomas and Maggie Smith - will talk about the journey of adapting the National Theatre’s celebrated stage production of Richard III into producing a Golden-Globe winning and Oscar-nominated feature film. Using Richard III as a case study, Stephen will share insights into the challenges of mounting the Bard for the screen, and the actor’s quest to bring realism to Shakespearean characters - followed by questions from the audience. Stephen Bayly’s producing credits also include Mrs Dalloway (starring Vanessa Redgrave), and he is author of the book, Working with Actors: Meisner Technique for Directors and Actors, published by Bloomsbury. His second book, Acting Realism: from Garrick to Meisner and Beyond, will be published by Bloomsbury in October 2025. Stephen travels extensively to give workshops around the globe under the auspices of Directing Arts. There will be an opportunity to ask Stephen questions after the presentation, facilitated by Rebecca McCutcheon. Please contact Siobhan.Bauer@rhul.ac.uk if you require any further information. More about the Arts and Culture FestivalTaking place from mid-May to mid-June, this vibrant series of events will include hands-on workshops, open talks, film screenings, heritage tours, exhibitions, and captivating performances. Engage in thought-provoking public debates on art and culture, and immerse yourself in a celebration of creativity that inspires, transforms, and connects us all. All events for this diverse programme are free and open to Royal Holloway students, staff, and the general public. We are particularly interested in welcoming residents of Egham and Englefield Green. However, please note that numbers are often limited and booking is essential. As this is our first Arts and Culture Program, we’re eager to hear your thoughts and gather your feedback to help us improve in the future. While there’s no pressure to participate in audience surveys, we would greatly appreciate your insights. Data ProtectionThe University is required by law to comply with the General Data Protection Regulation 2018. Details submitted via this form will be handled in line with our Data Protection and Privacy Statement. Feel free to contact us for more information. Information Source: Royal Holloway, University of London | eventbrite

This is a great follow on from our Bat ID course to help put newly learned skills into practice but is equally suitable for complete beginners. Bat detectors will be provided. This session will start at The Savill Gardens car park. We will start with a brief overview of the species we will be looking for throughout the evening and a demonstration of how the bat detectors work. We will then set off on our guided walk, approximately 2k at a steady pace. Please aim to arrive 15 mins before the session start time so that we can make a prompt start. MEETING POINT The front of The Savill Building. Look out for brown signs saying 'The Royal Landscape' or 'The Savill Garden'. Visitors using satellite navigation devices should input the destination postcode TW20 0XD . What 3 words ///hooked.sums.lies BOOKING IS ESSENTIAL This is an adult event but older teenagers are welcome with an accompanying adult. You must inform us in good time if you have any special requirements - please email carolineeverett@bbowt.org.uk Information Source: The Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust | eventbrite