Open Door Berkhamsted, 9.30am-12.30pm. Bring along your broken items and let the experts take a look, in exchange for a donation. No need to book. Refreshments available while you wait from donations café.
Berkhamsted Town Hall, 10am-4pm. First Saturday of the month. Free entry, dogs welcome. Fab indoor market home to independent market stall small businesses plus onsite cafe. Email if you would like a stall.
Victoria Room, Victoria Hall, Akeman Street, 10am-3pm. First Saturday of every month. A place for locals to showcase their talents. Handmade crafts, accessories, homeware, art, jewellery, candles, sweet treats and more.
The Coach House, Tring. To 23 Mar. March preview season is back with comedians giving a very rough and ready version of what will be their shows for the Edinburgh Festival in August and beyond.
The Dembe Theatre, 7.30pm. Tom’s funny and today’s funny don’t always see eye to eye, but that’s cool; it’s not Tom’s way to follow the herd.
Start/Finish Berkhamsted Cricket Club, 9.30am. The 42nd Annual Half Marathon and 5-mile Fun Run event attracts serious athletes and aspiring recreational runners from the community and further afield. Participate or come along and encourage the runners.
Tring Community Centre, 10.30-11.30am; All Saints' Church, Shrublands Road, Berkhamsted, 12.30-1.30pm & Hemel Hempstead Library, 2-3pm. All ages and abilities welcome at free drop-in sessions to celebrate Let's Dance! Day.
Quaker Meeting House, Berkhamsted High Street, 2.30-5pm. 1st Sunday of the month. Monthly themes with expert speakers and panels, activities for children and teens, supportive information, tips and ideas.
Northchurch Social Centre, 3.30-7pm. Hosted by Croudace Homes, this is an opportunity for the Berkhamsted community to speak about shaping the outcome of a site off Shootersway that puts community benefits at the heart of any future proposals.
Corpus Christi Church Hall, Langdon Street, Tring, 8-9.15pm. Every Tuesday. The only requirement for AA membership is a desire to stop drinking.
Wigginton History Society, Village Hall, Wigginton, 8pm. Speaker Gary Fisher.
