Fundraisers
Biggest Loser Challenge
Starting January! Change your life forever in just 12 weeks… Get fit and healthy, look good, feel great, and make new friends along the way!
What's on
Fundraisers
Strictly Learn Dancing
Don’t miss your chance to learn to dance for The Hospice of St Francis! It’s the perfect opportunity to do something completely different, learn a new skill or simply get fit whilst raising much-needed funds. Six weekly, 90-minute, dance sessions starting January.
Walks
New Year’s Day Walk
Meet at front of Berkhamsted Station, 10.30am for the traditional Berkhamsted Citizens' New Year's Day walk, led by Paul Crosland.
Theatre
Peter Pan
Court Theatre, Pendley. To 5 Jan. By Ian Gower and Nick Russon. Transport yourselves to Neverland into the world of Peter Pan with all the traditional elements you have come to expect from a Court Theatre pantomime.
Exhibitions
Katie Surridge Residency
Bucks County Museum, Aylesbury. Tue to Sat 10am-4pm to 4 Jan. This year’s Muir Trust Artist in Residence at the Museum has been Katie Surridge, an exciting mixed media artist specialising in metal casting. During her residency, Katie has been exploring the archaeology collections and creating her own artworks inspired by her finds.
Business
BDCC Champagne Networking Breakfast
Berkhamsted Cricket Club, 7.15-9.15am. Speaker: Paula Butterworth from Rayden Solicitors with 'From Lawyer to Landlord and Back Again: My Unusual Route to Partnership'.
Talks
Tring Wine Club
Nora Grace Hall, 7.45-9.45pm. A community wine club for Tring, with tastings every second Wednesday of the month. 6 themed wines to try, a guest speaker, cheese and prizes. Come along and try something different and meet new people!
Talks
Hertfordshire in World War II
St Bartholomew’s Church , 8pm. £3, coffee and refreshments included. Short film of 40 minutes.
Music
King Biscuit Boys and Tiny Tina Blues
Blues Bar, Tring. 8.30pm. Blues with a hint of rock and soul.
Talks
Graham Greene’s Berkhamsted
St Leonards Parish Hall, 8pm. The opening sentence of Greene’s first volume of autobiography “A Sort of Life” is the starting point for the talk by Brian Shepherd.
Music
T J Johnson Quintet
Berkhamsted Civic Centre 8pm, Members £10, Visitors £13. Back by popular demand, this band features guitar & tenor. Great jazz & blues piano & vocals from TJ, and terrific tenor playing from Al Nicholls.
Music
A Russian Winter’s Tale
The Greene Room, Kings Arms, Berkhamsted. 7pm. Two Blizzards: the first by Bulgakov, based on his experiences as a young doctor in rural Russia, bursts with realism and humour. The second, Pushkin’s exquisite tale of reckless love. Performed by Clare O’Connell (cello) and Viv McLean (piano).