Events Around Aylesbury

Entitled: The Mysterious affair at Wavendon. Former Police Constable Len Woodley continues his foray into the bad lads and lasses of Bucks. This time with an unsolved crime from North Bucks.

Join us on the 27th September, from 9am – 4pm, for an Inclusive Sports Day as part of the European Week of Sport! We are supporting the European Commission’s initiative to get people to #BeActive All ages and abilities welcome.

Formal garden with open views to the Chiltern countryside. Designed as a series of outdoor rooms around a listed former C18 inn (not open), incl border, parterre, vegetable and fruit gardens, and a newly planted orchard. Delicious home-made teas in our barn and adjacent entrance courtyard.

Gather your friends and family and enjoy a relaxed evening at Chiltern Brewery. Learn about the history of the brewery and how they make their famous beers, followed by a tasting and a selection of English Tapas to compliment the beers.

This is a day where the club has the Carrington room and Cherry Baker room in the Community Centre in Princes Risborough open to the public.

For their 25th anniversary the Aylesbury Concert Band is inviting everyone to a FREE concert to celebrate the Best of 25 Years with past and present conductors.

Tuck into tasty fish & chips then test the little grey cells at our fundraising quiz, hosted by Grace & Faye. Teams (6 people max) must be booked by 24th September.

Learn the basic principles of throwing clay to make cylinders (the basis of most pots). Clay is included in the price, plus firing and glazing for one pot. Places must be booked in advance; classes are suitable for adults and students aged 16+. Bring a packed lunch or light lunches are available.

Christmas Fairy / Angel with Pippa North An extra £5 for materials is payable to tutor on the day. Free Form Willow Weaving Sculpture with Anita Osborne Bring an apron, secateurs and gloves. An extra £10 for materials ispayable to tutor on the day.

Further Drawing with Leila Ward Running over three consecutive Saturday afternoons, these courses are ideal for anyone with a passion for drawing and painting, and cover everything you need to know to get started. Please bring your own materials; for more information visit our website (www.qpc.org).

Writing for the Stage with Dario Knight Running on two consecutive Saturdays, this course covers the basic of writing for the stage. Places must be booked in advance; suitable for students aged 16+ and adults.

Pottery throwing for beginners with Charlie Butters Running on three consecutive Monday evenings, you will learn all about the basics of throwing clay at the potters wheel to make cylinders. Clay included, plus firing and glazing for three pots.

Aimed at beginner level, this course will teach you how to texture, shape, cut, file, buff, solder, polish & blacken silver wire into a crossover style open bangle. Using a selection of tools you will make two straight bars of silver into your chosen bangle design.

A 10k trail run with hills, thrills and obstacles in the beautiful Chilterns countryside. Expect mud, hills, obstacles but most importantly, a good time. A challenging 10k trail run in the beautiful Chilterns countryside near West Wycombe in Buckinghamshire.

Heritage Open Day: A simple Grade II* listed Georgian Chapel with modest monuments and a full immersion baptistry. This Grade II* chapel of 1792 was founded by Francis Cox.

This September marks the start of the Rugby World Cup 2019, with rugby fever set to sweep the country and captivate a nation. If you are excited about watching the upcoming World Cup, why not take your enjoyment a step further and give rugby a try?

Can you solve the crime – an evening of murder mystery performed by Quaintwood Players in aid of Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity. On Saturday 28th September, join us at Wendover Memorial Hall for dinner and to hone your detective skills.

Garden designer’s garden with Japanese influence and large collection of Japanese maples. The enclosed front garden is Japanese in style.

Do you like to discuss purchases before you buy? Great opportunity this Saturday 28th September in Thame Town Hall. OX9 3DP. Come and meet 20 genuine artists and makers selling an affordable and unique range of prints, paintings, jewellery, photography, ceramics, embroidery, textiles, glass. FREE ENTRY

The opening concert of the Thame Arts & Literature Festival - TALFest. Oxford’s much-toured 4-piece band, Moonrakers (Celtic harp, cello, stringed instruments, whistles, female/male vocals), pride themselves on having brought traditional and contemporary folk music to new audiences in festivals, arts...

This is the opening concert of the Thame Arts & Literature Festival (TALFest). Oxford’s much-toured 4-piece band, Moonrakers (Celtic harp, cello, stringed instruments, whistles, female/male vocals), pride themselves on having brought traditional and contemporary folk music to new audiences in festivals, arts...

Do you like to discuss purchases before you buy? Great opportunity this Saturday 19th October in the Masonic Hall, Thame. OX9 2BZ. Come and meet 20 genuine artists and makers selling an affordable and unique range of prints, paintings, jewellery, photography, ceramics, embroidery, textiles, glass. FREE ENTRY

Learn songs during the day; sing songs in the evening concert. Teacher/Conductor - Helen Swift Repetiteur - Rowena Gibbons All proceeds to two charities: Sharing Life Trust (Thame) and Wycombe Homeless Connection All welcome, whether experienced or newbie singers

Heritage Open Day: Halton House, a Victorian Grade 2* House, previously the home of Alfred de Rothschild until 1918, now the Officers’ Mess for RAF Halton. The Trenchard Museum, the James McCudden Flight Centre and the reconstructed WWI Trenches will also be open.

Offering the very best in quality, fresh, seasonal produce all locally sourced. Our new Artisan Market aims to support local, small-scale, independent food producers. Every second Saturday from 10am-2pm until October. Free market in the car park at Waddesdon Manor.