Tring Book Festival
To 17 Nov. The programme will include debates, interviews, presentations and workshops across multiple venues.
To 17 Nov. The programme will include debates, interviews, presentations and workshops across multiple venues.
Chiltern Open Air Museum, 5-9pm. With spooky woodland walk, fire performances, bonfire, spooky horse and lots of fun family activities.
Cholesbury-cum-St Leonards Local History Group, St Leonards Village Hall. 7.30 for 7.45pm start. Famous players and funny incidents in local cricket by Keith Fletcher and Eleanor Phillips.
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.
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.
Tring Park Cricket Club. An array of fantastic food and drink stalls, light background music and children’s rides. The centrepiece of the evening will be a stunning fireworks display set to popular music.
Gates 6pm for 7pm start. A charitable event taking place at Berkhamsted Cricket Club.
BJazz at the Civic Centre, Berkhamsted, 8pm. Internationally renowned US jazz pianist Lenore performs her take on the legacy of Oscar Peterson, Bill Evans, and George Shearing.
Berkhamsted Town Hall, 9.30am-7pm. With lots of exciting internationally-acclaimed names ranging from Sunday Times top-selling fiction and non-fiction writers to musicians to comedians to scientists to sports players, many of whom have won prizes and awards in their areas of expertise.
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.
St Peter’s Church, Berkhamsted, 6pm. A service to remember loved ones who have passed from this life. Light a candle in memory of a loved one and give thanks. During the service, the choir will sing Duruflé’s Requiem, and the names the departed are read out.