Exhibitions
Walk with Dinosaurs
Tring Memorial Gardens and Local History Museum, 10am-3pm. Also 2 Jun. Five full size dinosaurs are visiting Tring this spring half term.
What's on
Talks
The Volunteer Centre
High Street Baptist Church, Tring, 10-11am. Representatives will be in Tring every month to talk to people about volunteering and to help promote local volunteering roles.
Fairs / Festivals
Mind Body Spirit Wellbeing Show
Grange School, Alyesbury, 11-5pm. Also 4 Jun. Treat yourself to a holisitc therapy or 1-1 reading. Gifts with a difference. Talks, workshops & demos to help you on your journey. Relax with friends & family. Enjoy the positive vibe of a Deer Spirit Mind Body Spirit Wellbeing Show.
Fairs / Festivals
St Leonards Fete
Parish Hall and Field, Jenkins Lane, St. Leonards, Tring. With circus juggling, live band, bouncy castle, classic cars, plant and book stall, raffle, dog show, tombolas, beer and Pimms tent, BBQ, cream teas and much much more.
Music
Music for Royal Celebrations
St. Peter's Church, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. Chiltern Chamber Choir's concert features works by Handel, Parry, Britten and Rutter – pomp and circumstance aplenty!
Music
90s Indie Night
Court Theatre, Tring, 8pm. From £13. Once again the Common People DJs will be down at The Court Theatre playing your favourite 90s tunes in support of Hector’s House.
Theatre
Pure Imagination
Court Theatre, 4pm. HOT Academy’s latest performance, with singing, dancing and acting, they take you on their own version of what a chocolate factory might be like.
Music
Unchartered Territory
St Peter's Church, Berkhamsted, 7pm. An evocative journey exploring the sound world of flute, cello and piano. The programme includes a rare performance of George Crumb's seminal Vox Balaenae (Voice of the Whale) for amplified trio.
Arts & Crafts
Learn to Draw Peregrines
2-4pm. Suggested donation £3. Settle down with your sketch pad and pencils for an online tutorial on how to begin to observe and sketch our amazing bird of prey, the peregrine. Aimed at adults, but suitable for children to draw alongside an adult.
Music
Albert Lee
Court Theatre, 7.30pm. From £28. Undoubtedly one of the finest guitarists the world has ever seen, Double Grammy Award Winner Albert Lee is also an accomplished piano player and has a fine singing voice.
Theatre
Sour Cherry Soup
Various venues to 17 June. The Chalk, Cherries and Chairs Landscape Partnership is excited to announce Chilterns Theatre introducing a new 45-minute one woman show telling the story of the changing landscapes and populations of the Chilterns.
Talks
An Audience with England Rugby Player Zoe Harrison
Berkhamsted School - Kings, 7.30pm. £10. An audience with one of the brightest young talents in English Rugby.