Arts & Crafts
Talk: Expressive Drawing with Graphite
Civic Centre, 8pm, £3. Drawing techniques with the humble pencil demonstrated by Ronnie Ireland.
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Kids
Wildlife Warriors
College Lake, 10.30am-12pm & 2-3.30pm, £6. College Lake teams up with NHM Tring to train you to become a nature detective. Find out about the animals that live here, investigate the clues they leave behind, and complete a detective mission. Suitable for children over 5.
Arts & Crafts
Berkhamsted Flower Club
Berkhamsted CC, 2pm, £6 (£2 members). Berkhamsted Flower Club meets on the second Wednesday of the month.
Gentle Stroll: Ashridge
Ashridge, 2.30-4.30pm, £3. Join this guided party to explore the area around the visitor centre for signs of spring amongst the different species that grow here.
Talks
Talk: A History of London’s Royal Parks
Civic Centre, 8pm. Landscape architect and park manager Paul Rabbitts talks to Ashridge Decorative & Fine Arts Society. Now a leading expert on bandstands, he will share his fascination with Victorian bandstand architecture and public parks in general.
Markets & Sales
Berkhamsted Wednesday Market
High St, Berkhamsted, 9am-4pm. The food-lovers' market, every Wednesday.
Walks
Walk: Tring
Natural History Museum, Akeman St, Tring, 10am. Every other Thurs, a walk of about 75mins under the Hertfordshire Health Walk banner.
Talks
Talk: A Kick Up the Sixties
Victoria Hall, Akeman St, Tring, 10am. Alan Haines gives a talk to Tring U3A.
Markets & Sales
Friday Markets
Marlowes, Hemel Hempstead, 8am-4pm.
Charter Market, Church Sq, Tring, 8am-3pm.
Music
Pubrock
The Measures, George & Dragon, Northchurch
Fundraisers
Tring Mayor’s Coffee Morning
Nora Grace Hall, 10.30am. An event raising funds for Mayor Gerald Wilkins' nominated charities, Pepper and Macmillan Nurses. Stephen Hearn of Tring Market Auctions will be on hand to value any small items you take along.
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