As more and more events are being organised locally Nub News is launching a new weekly round-up of what's on in Twickenham each weekend.

Every Thursday we will now bring you our top picks of the events in our town for the coming weekend.

And don't forget, if your business or organisation is running an event, you can advertise it for free with Twickenham Nub News.

Simply follow this link to our What's on section and click the black 'Nub It' button to get started.

The Exchange, Twickenham

Saturday – Make your destination the 1960s where 'Bob' and 'The Band' await with their thrillingly authentic celebration of the music of Mr Bob Dylan.

Don't Think Twice and head down Highway 61 to enjoy fascinating stories behind the hits and let the evocative visuals transport you to a time when popular music's greatest icon reigned supreme.

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Bearcat – Turks Head, St Margarets

Friday – This week the Bearcat Comedy Club brings stand up from Clinton Baptiste, the hilarious medium and psychic from Channel 4's Phoenix Nights, Bennett Arron, Matt Green, and Otiz Cannelloni, who combines the illusion of magic and the wit of stand up.

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Jam at The George – King Street, Twickenham

Sunday – Every Sunday evening, The George offers a show by a leading local artist followed by a jam session.

The venue offers amps and drums, while this week the show will be led by Robin Bibi.

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Twickenham Cinema Club - Heatham House, Whitton Road.

Tuesday - The club presents the 1960 Film noir 'In a Lonely Place' starring Humphrey Bogart, who plays Dixon Steele, a screenwriter who is drawn into a murder investigation.

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Crawdaddy Club, One Kew Road, Richmond

On Sunday - Chloe Foston is Karen Carpenter - for one night only.

Heritage music comes back to this legendary music venue with a tribute to Karen Carpenter by one of the UK's finest tribute acts.

Chloe's unique vocal ability has delighted audiences all over the world with her 'I can't believe it's not Karen' voice!

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Orange Tree

Bookings are being taken for world premiere of Two Billions Beats, which tells the upbeat story of British Asian teenage sisters Asha and Bettina.

Seventeen-year-old Asha is an empathetic rebel, inspired by historical revolutionaries and iconoclasts Sylvia Pankhurst and BR Ambedkar. She's unafraid of pointing out the hypocrisy around her but less sure how to actually dismantle it.

Meanwhile, her younger sister, Bettina, wide-eyed and naïve, is just trying to get through the school day without getting her pocket money nicked.

Bouncing with wit, Sonali Bhattacharyya's upbeat new play is a coming-of-age story about the unfairness of growing up in a world where you don't make the rules.

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