Arts & Crafts
Berkhamsted and Tring Sewing Bee
Northchurch Social Centre, Bell Lane, 9am-12 noon. £5 payable on the day, tea, coffee, biscuits inc. Bring your own equipment and materials. Please book your place as space is limited.
What's on
Kids
Digital Empowerment
The Home Office, Cow Lane, Tring. Wed 17 Apr and Thu 18 Apr 10am-1pm. 10 spaces for your child to take part in an exciting and engaging workshop by Samantha Hollier from Digitally Yours Group, to build their resilience online.
Music
Music
Love Resurrection
Court Theatre, 7pm. Well known and locally loved electronic dance music collective “‘Housemousemusic.club” with their unique blend of upbeat Balearic style, funky house and techno.
Talks
I’m Not Really Old
Tring WI, High Street Baptist Church Hall. 7.45pm. Visitors welcome. Speaker: Hugh Grainger. Call Mo Reeley for further information.
Film
Frantz
Berkhamsted Civic Centre, 8pm. Also 16 Apr. Non-members £5 at door. After WW1 a relationship develops between a German woman and a Frenchman. They experience complex personal conflicts with no easy answers. Dir: Francois Ozon/2016/France/Cert 12A 114min/Subtitles/B&W
Music
Chroma Ensemble
St Peters Church, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. CHROMA Chamber Ensemble presents Awakening, Sacred Spaces Tour. Luminous chamber music in an ancient setting.
Arts & Crafts
Digital Photography Course
The Royal Standard of England, Forty Green, Beaconsfield, HP9 1XS. 9am-5pm. £70-80 inc refreshments and pub lunch. One-day workshop, led by professional photographer Dave Willis.
Comedy
Mark Watson
The Court Theatre, Tring, 8pm. Also Sat 27 Apr. £18. Mark Watson performs 'The Infinite Show'. Cluster-bombed with yoghurt on 'Taskmaster', half-killed on 'Bear Grylls' Celebrity Island', Watson returns to what he's best at: being indoors.
Fairs / Festivals
Tring Spring Fayre
A three-week festival opens with a packed programme of seasonal events and activities to get you walking, exploring and enjoying Tring in spring.
Talks
Medieval Ceramics in British Museum
The Music Room, Berkhamsted School, Mill Street. 7.45pm. Visitors £5. AGM and talk by Dr Beverley Nenk (Curator, Medieval Collections, British Museum).
Film
Call Me By Your Name
Berkhamsted Civic Centre, 8pm. Also 30 Apr. Non-members £5 at door. A powerful portrait of first love. Over a life-changing summer a precocious 17-year-old and a graduate student discover awakening desire. Dir: Luca Guadagnino/2017/Italy,USA Cert 15/132min