Fairs / Festivals
Tring Spring Fayre Launch Day
Highlights will include a mini petting farm, live music, locally sourced produce from Tring Farmers’ Market and a chance to discover local community and charity causes.
What's on
Fairs / Festivals
Tring Spring Fayre
To 17 May. Three-week period dedicated to welcoming spring in Tring, supporting the good causes of our local community groups and charities as well as highlighting the beauty of our surrounding countryside and promoting related activities.
Music
Berkhamsted Choral Society Concert
St Peter's Church, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. Brahms: Ein Deutsches Requiem.
Walks
Kings & Queens, Dungeons & Dragons
Start: Berkhamsted Castle Gate, 10am. In a countryside walk through the Royal Deer Park, discover the castle's kings and queens, their knights, lovers and hangers-on. This family-friendly walk does not go into the castle. It takes a gentle pace and includes steep fields, muddy tracks, and narrow gates. Book by telephone.
Walks
Four Seasons at Waddesdon Manor
Waddesdon Manor, 10am-5pm. An exhibition of light works exploring time and place, and the influence of nature, landscape and the environment by Bruce and Tink Munro.
Talks
Notre Dame
Ashridge Decorative and Fine Arts Society, Potten End Village Hall, 10.30am. Carole Petipher, an experienced guide, combines art and storytelling to describe Notre Dame’s enduring, symbolic power. She explores its artefacts, history, and legends including Quasimodo’s role in saving the cathedral from earlier destruction.
Music
Spring Concert
St Mary's Church, Drayton Beauchamp, 7.30pm. Local choir Ridgeway Chorale and a group of local musicians known as City Brass are giving a joint concert and performing some wonderful music in a variety of styles and from different eras, to raise funds for St Mary's Church.
Business
Berko Interchange
Waite & Rose Café Berkhamsted, 8-9am. Informal and free business networking over coffee.
Music
Elsie Franklin and The Rockettes
Blues Bar Tring, 8pm. All female acoustic country blues.