Kids
BounceCamp
Ashlyns School, Berkhamsted, 10am-1pm or 1.30-4.30pm. Pop-up inflatable theme park.
What's on
Theatre
Outdoor Theatre
Waddesdon Manor, 10am-5pm. To 26 Aug. From the Tempest, to The Railway Children, there’s something suitable for all the family. Bring a picnic blanket or camping chair. Refreshments available from Courtyard Coffee.
Music
Paul Cox and The Proof
Blues Bar Tring, 8.00pm. Paul Cox has been described as the 'heir apparent to Chris Farlowe' and 'the Pavarotti of British Blues'.
Markets & Sales
Tring Farmers Market
High Street, Tring, 9am-2pm. 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month. Fine produce from around the district.
Exhibitions
Britain at War
Chiltern Open Air Museum, 10am-5pm. Also 9 Aug. Living history from Medieval and Civil War Britain through Napoleonic conflicts to the First and Second World Wars.
Fundraisers
Vyne Summer Ball
Vyne Theatre, Berkhamsted, 6.30pm. With guest stars from English National Ballet performance.
Markets & Sales
Berkhamsted Artisan & Makers Market
Berkhamsted High Street, 9.30am-3.30pm. Second Sunday of the month. Supporting local makers and charities.
Talks
Cameo Lunch Club
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.
Kids
Terrific Tuesday
Chiltern Open Air Museum, 10am-5pm. An earth-themed family activity day with crafts, games, clay modelling and family fun in a historic outdoor setting. Explore the rest of the museum, go inside historic homes, visit the historic farm and adventure playground.
Talks
Chatty Café
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.
Theatre
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Dembe Theatre, Tring, 8pm, Sun matinee 3pm. To 16 Aug. The Pendley Shakespeare Festival returns, promising all the mirth, merriment, mischief and magic as ever with an all new production as you’ve never dreamed it before.
Talks
Tring U3A Monthly Meeting
Victoria Hall, Akeman St, 10am. Art historian Simon Evers will speak about the lives and works of two leading British artists – Joshua Reynolds vs. Thomas Gainsborough.