A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Dembe Theatre, Tring, 8pm. To 15 Aug. The Pendley Shakespeare Festival returns, promising all the mirth, merriment, mischief and magic as ever with an all new production as you’ve never dreamed it before.
Dembe Theatre, Tring, 8pm. To 15 Aug. The Pendley Shakespeare Festival returns, promising all the mirth, merriment, mischief and magic as ever with an all new production as you’ve never dreamed it before.
Old Town Hall, Berkhamsted, 8pm. Music, dancing and community spirit, second Friday of every month.
Chiltern Open Air Museum, 10am-5pm. Also 16 Aug. Enjoy Tudor music, dance, crafts and games in a lively family-friendly celebration of 16th-century life.
High St, Berkhamsted, 10am-2pm. An opportunity for local customers to buy high quality produce direct from the producer.
Vyne Theatre, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. El Chamuyo Tango Quartet – live dancing.
Tring Garden Centre, every Monday 11.30am-1.30pm. No need to book. A club for social contact for individuals who would like conversation, laughter, friendship and maybe some food.
Chiltern Open Air Museum, 10am-5pm. A metal-themed family activity day with crafts, games, clay modelling and family fun in a historic outdoor setting. Explore the rest of the museum, go inside historic homes, visit the historic farm and adventure playground.
Tring Community Centre, 11am-3pm. Meet a range of friendly dinosaurs, from babies to towering giants during live shows and meet and greets.
Home Ground Cafe, Long Marston, 10.30-11.30am weekly. Part of a scheme for individuals to meet and make new friends. There is always someone to welcome you and chat.
Shaw's Corner, 12.30-3pm. In this fast-paced 60-minute outdoor production, Dorothy is swept into a dazzling world where nothing is quite as it seems and adventure waits around every corner.
The XC Centre, Jarman Way, Hemel Hempstead, 7.30-8.30pm. Every first and third Wednesday of the month. Open to all men to come together and talk. Register via link.