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Kingston University spring concert

Wednesday 29 March 2017, 6.30pm - 9.00pm

St. Andrew’s Church, Church Road, Ham Common

Presented by the Collegiate Music team.

Kingston University Enterprising Women - selling and negotiating

Thursday 30 March 2017, 8.30am - 11.00am

Tolworth Court

This workshop will take you through a sales negotiation, practising as both seller and buyer. Come along to learn more about the selling process and the actual sales discussion. This will help you to sort out how you approach customers for your business.

Kingston Shakespeare seminar: Chantal Schutz and Anne-Miller-Balise, ‘Early Modern Inkpots'

Thursday 30 March 2017, 5.30pm - 7.00pm

Rose Theatre

As part of the Kingston Shakespeare Seminar Series 2017.

Symposium: Wild Minds

Friday 31 March 2017, 10.15am

Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA), 12 Carlton House Terrace London SW1Y 5AH

Symposium: Wild Minds, is focused on the ambiguities and co-operations that define our relations with other species.

Postgraduate Music Open Day

Friday 31 March 2017, 1.00pm - 3.00pm

Kingston Hill campus

Join us at a Postgraduate Music Open Day to learn more about the courses and visit our facilities.

Kingston Shakespeare seminar: Shakespeare and Hegel symposium

Saturday 1 April 2017, 9.00am - 6.00pm

Garrick's Temple, Hampton Ct Rd, Hampton, London

As part of the Kingston Shakespeare Seminar Series 2017.

Thames Philharmonic Choir: Spring Concert

Saturday 1 April 2017, 6.30pm

The concert, with full orchestra and professional soloists, is in memory of distinguished civil servant, human rights activist and long-term member of the choir Ian Buist.

Thames Philharmonic Choir perform Vaughan Williams' 'Sancta Civitas'

Saturday 1 April 2017, 6.30pm

Vaughan Williams' haunting cantata, written in response to the First World War, describes the end of time and the descent of the holy city from Heaven. It is a visionary work of great power, rarely performed due to the complex choral input, including a distant children's choir. This performance is at the request of the late Ian Buist, scholar, humanitarian, gay rights activist and distinguished civil servant, who sang Sanctas Civitas with the Oxford Bach Choir, conducted by Vaughan Williams himself. The choir will be joined by Wimbledon Youth Choir and trebles from Shrewsbury House School, Surbiton.