Waddesdon Manor, 10.15am & 1.15pm. Also 8 & 15 Oct. 2025 marks the 150th anniversary of the magnificent Eythrope gardens and visitors are invited to tour the beautiful four-acre walled garden in all their autumnal glory before they close for the winter.
To 31 Oct. Tring's Own Apple Fayre returns with many events for all the family to celebrate harvest time and local produce, as well as our town and surrounding countryside. Core apple dates Sun 5 Oct: Apple Day at Jeacock’s Orchard; Apple Parade Sat 11 Oct.
The Clock Room, Berkhamsted Town Hall, 7.30pm. Trevor Standen, a retired planning barrister, will talk about the Dacorum Local Plan and how the changes to the government's Planning Policy Framework will impact upon development in Berkhamsted.
Blues Bar Tring, 8pm. Dave Kelly, Bob Hall and Hillary Blythe supporting Hector's House.
Dembe Theatre, Tring, 7.30pm. The quintessential Fleetwood Mac tribute band.
Northchurch Social Centre, 9.30am-12.30pm. First Saturday of the month. A volunteer-run service offering you the chance to bring your broken items to be repaired in exchange for a donation to local charities – reducing waste and saving money.
BJazz at the Civic Centre, Berkhamsted, 8pm. Emily, rising star vocalist, draws on influences and inspirations such as Annie Ross and Betty Carter with pin-sharp singing, scat, polished vocalese and some original material. Backed by swinging stars of the UK scene.
Jeacock’s Orchard, Cow Lane, Tring. 10am-4pm. Market stalls, traditional crafts, apple pressing and refreshments.
Dember Theatre, 8pm. Stephen is back with his new show, Now We're Talking!
Berkhamsted Civic Centre, 8pm. Also Tue 7. For details of film please visit the website.
Wigginton History Society, Village Hall, Wigginton, 8pm. Paul Barwick recalls the 1984 murder of Yvonne Fletcher, a young Police Constable, killed by agents of Colonel Gaddafi as she policed a demonstration outside the Libyan Peoples Bureau.
