To 17 May. Three-week period dedicated to welcoming spring in Tring, supporting local community groups and charities as well as highlighting the beauty of the surrounding countryside and promoting related activities.
Arts Society Tring Park, Berkhamsted Civic Centre, 10.30am. Experience behind the scenes insight into the process and drama of putting together a ‘blockbuster’ exhibition. Speaker: Anna Bianco.
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.
Victoria Hall, Akeman St, 10am. The speaker is Angela Fox from Dacorum Citizens Advice, an independent charity which provides free, confidential advice and campaigns on big issues affecting people's lives.
King's Arms, Tring, second Thursday of the month, 7.30pm. All jazz lovers, listeners and performers welcome.
To 23 May. Lose yourself in the sounds of the world around you with eight days of concerts, walks and events that are inspired by nature. On Sat 16, the festival comes to Tring, Aldbury and Berkhamsted with a day full of music, making and mindfulness.
The Hospice of St Francis, Spring Garden Lane, off Shootersway, Berkhamsted, HP4 3GW, 10am-2pm. Annual plant sale for all your summer bedding plants, perennials, vegetables and more. Enjoy a slice of homemade cake and learn all about the stunning gardens whilst supporting your local Hospice.
High Street Baptist Church Hall, Tring, 10.30am-1pm. Third Saturday of the month. A place where people can gather and fix those objects from everyday life that would otherwise end up in landfill.
BJazz at the Civic Centre, Berkhamsted, 8pm. Authentic sounds of 1920s and 30s America – Jazz, Blues, Gospel, Ragtime. Songs of murder, betrayal, gambling, liquor and redemption.
High Street, Berkhamsted, 10am-2pm. An opportunity for local customers to buy high quality produce direct from the producer.