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.
Victoria Room, Victoria Hall, Akeman Street, 10am-3pm. A place for locals to showcase their talents. Handmade crafts, accessories, homeware, art, jewellery, candles, sweet treats and more.
Berkhamsted Town Hall, 10am-4pm. Dogs welcome. Fab indoor market, home to independent market stall small businesses plus onsite cafe. Email if you would like a stall.
Aviary Gardens, Waddesdon Manor, 11am-5pm. With handpicked exhibitors, all passionate about chilli, the festival guarantees to bring you the best of local artisan producers.
St Bartholomew Church, Wigginton Village, 12-4pm. Enjoy a day filled with children's entertainment, a dog show, a brass band, gift tombolas, a Pimms and beer tent, art exhibitions, and various stalls.
The Dembe Theatre, Tring, 7.30pm. Explore the power of mass hysteria, paranoia and the search, or suppression of truth.
Start and finish at The Hospice of St Francis, Berkhamted 9.15am. Take on the the cycling challenge in aid of the Hospice, with one of three stunning routes through the Chiltern countryside.
High Street Baptist Church Hall, Tring, 7-8.15pm. Every Sunday. The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking.
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.
Arts Society Tring Park, Berkhamsted Civic Centre, 10.30am. Explore the central mystery of their tone and beauty by following some of Stradivari’s instruments from his workshop to the present day. Speaker: Tony Faber.
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.