Tring Memorial Garden, 12-2.30pm. Free entry. Friends of the Memorial Garden with Dacorum Borough Council invite you to come and celebrate the Platinum Jubilee and enjoy live music and Pimm's stall. Bring a picnic, a rug and relax for a while in lovely surroundings.
Tring Parish Hall, 12noon. £5 per head. Come and enjoy a Big lunch to Celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. If the weather is good, this may be moved to the Churchyard.
Nora Grace Hall, 6pm. £14 online / £15 door. Gala premiere of the new musical comedy set in an infant school by award-winning composer James Lark (Tony Blair the Musical, The Snow Spider).
Natural History Museum Tring. To 19 Jun. The free exhibition showcases a selection of 34 images recording the beauty and fragility of wildlife, from tiny insects to massive mammals.
9.30am. Meet in the small car park across from the Akeman. For those who find breakfast meetings too early and evenings too difficult to get to, join BusinessMart (Tring’s biggest business networking group) and walk around Tring Park whilst you network. Dogs welcome. Register via email.
To 12 Jun. Join Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity for an 80-mile charity hike along Britain’s oldest road next summer and experience the breath-taking views and historic sites along the way on this 4-day guided trek.
Dudswell Field, 7am (sellers) 8am (buyers) to 12pm, second Saturday of each month. Due to popular demand, this summer the Hospice of St Francis is bringing back its Car Boot Sale Series. Come along and grab a bargain. Refreshments available.
Church Square, Tring, 9am-12.30pm. 2nd and 4th Saturday of each month. Fine produce from around the district.
Court Theatre, Tring, 9am. Also 12, 18, 19 & 25 June. Providing a platform for children in the area to be educated, perform and showcase their talent and passion for the performing arts and to entertain their audiences.
St Peter's Church, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. £20. Behind the Mirror’s first improv session featuring the ambient sounds of superstar gamba player Liam Byrne, Clare O’Connell, and phenomenal composer, improvising pianist and keyboardist, Tom Rogerson.
Pitstone Museum, Vicarage Road, Pitstone, Leighton Buzzard, LU7 9EY. Adult £9, Child (5-16) £4. Enjoy a fantastic day out at an old Victorian farm now run by volunteers as a museum, with over 40 exhibits to suit all ages and tastes. Open the second Sunday each month and Bank Holiday Mondays.
5-mile course around Ashridge House. Raising money for Gaddesden Place Riding for the Disabled. Refreshments available for walkers and fresh water along the way for the dogs.