Arts Richmond Photographic Exhibition
Arts Richmond Presents
Richmond Life around the borough, as seen through your lens…
An Arts Richmond Photographic Exhibition is open to everyone, regardless of age.
We invite you to submit your photos on this theme, to be shown at The Landmark
Arts Centre in Teddington, alongside the Richmond and Twickenham Photographic
Society’s Annual Exhibition, 27 September – 5 October 2025
Visitors to the exhibition will be invited to vote for their favourite photograph in this section, and a prize will be awarded.
Deadline for entries is Friday 19 September 2025
Conditions of entry
1. £5.00 per entry, maximum 3 entries per entrant
2. All entries mounted
3. Maximum size (Including mount): 50cm x 40cm landscape/40cm x 50cm portrait
4. All entries hard copies (No digital entries)
5. All entries to reflect the theme Richmond Life
6. All entries to be titled and have the photographer's name entered onto the back of the mount.
7. Entries to be delivered to the Arts Richmond Office by 19th September. Opening times are specified on the application form, which must be completed and submitted along with the image.
The application form will be emailed to you once registration is completed.
8. Payment to registrar the entry can be made by clicking below.
9. There will be a best in show vote by visitors to the exhibition.
Arts Richmond Drama Party featuring the prestigious SWAN Awa
Saturday 20th September, join Arts Richmond for the annual
ARTS RICHMOND DRAMA PARTY
On Saturday, 20th September, the local theatre community will be gathering for the highlight of our social and creative year. The evening will feature the announcement of the Swan Award winners for 2024/5 but this isn’t just for Swan nominees; it’s for everyone involved in local theatre!
In addition this year the winner of our Radio Plays Competition will be announced at the party.
The evening is the ideal opportunity to socialise, network, party and have fun. This will be a true celebration of the local theatre community, with the venue once again being the glorious
Landmark Centre in Teddington. Doors open at 7.00pm. If you haven’t already booked your tickets, at a very reasonable £20 each, please do so as soon as you can at. https://www.landmarkartscentre.org/shows/arts-richmond-drama-party/
See you on the red carpet, dressed to impress!
Arts Richmond November Literature Festival 2025
5th November: Justin Webb, the long-time Radio 4 Today presenter, will be talking to journalist York Membery about early starts, his life as a broadcaster and his frank, widely-acclaimed childhood memoir, The Gift of a Radio, about growing up in 1970s Britain.
12th November: The former Labour MP and minister, novelist and celebrated diarist Chris Mullin, who famously led a campaign that resulted in the release of the Birmingham Six, talks to York Membery about his latest volume of diaries, Didn’t You Use to Be Chris Mullin?.
17th November: The historian Tracy Borman, Chief Historian at the Historic Royal Palaces and the author of several acclaimed books about Tudor England, talks about her new book, The Stolen Crown, which looks at ‘treachery, deceit and the death of the Tudor dynasty’.
26th November Broadcaster Reeta Chakrabarti is best known for being a BBC television news presenter, but will be talking about both her 30-plus years with ‘The Beeb’, as well her debut novel, Finding Belle, in a wide-ranging talk with journalist York Membery.
