What's On and Things To Do Around Lightwater

Spring and summer is the ideal time to see the azaleas, rhododendrons and heathers that surround the house. Bulbs, primroses and winter hellebores give ground cover beneath the shrubs. Climbers and a variety of plants continue a theme to make way for summer flowering.

NCT NEARLY NEW TABLE TOP SALE When? Saturday 2nd June Where? Camberley Theatre Cost of selling: £10 Parent child ticket: £1.50 Tickets can be purchased in advance at tinyurl.com/2018NNS or on the door.

Shoppers at The Square Camberley will soon be able to challenge their friends to a game of ping pong while they’re shopping at their favourite stores. Ping Pong Parlour is open for business, and anyone is welcome to drop in and play on one of the tables available.

Why are slugs and snails so slimy? Can you really cut, bounce or stretch slime? Come and find out in our sticky, gooey live science show! This entertaining and interactive show also has exciting demonstrations and experiments. Tickets for the show can be purchased from reception on the day.

Get the family together, get sponsored, and get ready to make some messy memories when you tackle Messathon, the NSPCC’s fun, family obstacle course. You and your little messathletes will splatter through mud, swoosh along the water slide and scramble over hay bales. And it’s all for a good cause.

High-energy actors, colourful puppets, amazing characters and fantastic songs combine to create AnimAlphabet The Musical. A brand new family musical unlike any other.

Come and join us for a celebration of summer in the beautiful grounds of South Hill Park. In the first weekend of June enjoy good food, performances from local and regional musicians, children’s activities and a variety of craft stalls to browse - entertainment for all of the family!

An annual community event held on St. John’s Lye hosted by 1st St. Johns Scout Group on behalf of the village. Live Music, BBQ, Beer tent / Refreshments, Bouncy Castles, Bungee Trampoline, Coconut Shy, Games, Stalls, Ice Cream and more!

2 gardens and an award winning allotment in the village of Horsell which is on the edge of the Common, famously mentioned in HG Wells’s War of the Worlds. 3-4 Birch Cottages is full of charm with an interesting courtyard with rill.

Sunday afternoon jazz with the fantastic Mike Miller Trio and lovely food and drink. The trio features the beautiful jazz guitar playing of Mike Miller, accompanied by Lawrie Wright double bass and Nick Monnas drums. Together they create a great atmosphere. Not to be missed!

Everywhere from oceans to grasslands and rainforests, animals have adapted to their surroundings in amazing ways. Come and join us as we explore these extraordinary habitats and find out some fun facts. Can you design the perfect habitat? Use your imagination to create an egg box animal home.

Everywhere from oceans to grasslands and rainforests, animals have adapted to their surroundings in amazing ways. Come and join us one of our fantastic workshops as we explore these extraordinary habitats. Use your imagination to create an egg box animal home and find out some fun facts.

Join us for our monthly craft fayre in Farnborough town centre from 9am to 4pm. Browse the stalls in Queensmead that will offering a variety of crafts and homemade gifts.

Chat to local volunteers and see how you can get involved at Rushmoor Borough Council’s annual volunteering event in Farnborough town centre on Saturday 16 June.

Pancreatic Cancer Actions annual flagship walk, Striding for Survival will take place in the beautiful grounds of Virginia Water and the Windsor Great Park. The first walk was held in 2011 organised by Rachael Rogan who lost her father to pancreatic cancer.

Pancreatic Cancer Actions annual flagship walk, Striding for Survival will take place in the beautiful grounds of Virginia Water and the Windsor Great Park.

American model, turned Surrealist photographer, first met Picasso in the early 1930s and thus began a life-long friendship between the two, (which only ended with the artist’s death in 1973), and which Miller documented in her photographs of Picasso and their circle of friends.

Use different techniques to create your own Picasso-inspired portrait.

Be inspired by our Picasso exhibition and make your own paper 3D head to discover your inner artist. Suitable for children aged 4+ but all ages are welcome. Younger children may need a bit of adult help and all children must be accompanied by an adult. All materials included.

Join us for some stories, rhymes and hands-on creative fun either in the Studio or around the gallery. Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis at Reception from 10.30am on the day.

American model, turned Surrealist photographer, first met Picasso in the early 1930s and thus began a life-long friendship between the two, (which only ended with the artist’s death in 1973), and which Miller documented in her photographs of Picasso and their circle of friends.

Dress for mess and join us for some painting fun. All materials included. Advance booking required. Refunds will only be given up to 14 days prior to the event.

Register for our amazing kids clubs (Wednesday,Thursday and Friday afternoons),chill out with your little ones at our drop in session for under 5’s, let someone else take the strain at the Wednesday men’s beer and meal evening or the Thursday ladies pamper evening.

Looking for something creative to do with the kids this half term? Local cookery school, Tante Marie, are hosting a Parents and Kids Cookery Class in partnership with Magimix – a great way to spend some time together and learn new cookery skills.

We are ‘bursting’ to tell you about our new event this year, and want you to ‘pop’ Sunday 17th June in your diaries for this ‘frothy’ family fun run, as Bubble Rush, is coming to Guildford in aid of Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice Care! Walk, jog, run, or even hop, skip or jump round the course.

On Saturday 16th June 2018 at 7pm we welcome two of our ATOS Chapter trustees, Len Rawle MBE and Michael Wooldridge, for a fablous mid-summer concert on the Wonderful Woking Wurlitzer.

The 110th Lyne Village Fete, this year, will be a fun day out for all the family with fairground rides, street dance, a dog show including dog agility, flea market, a great collection of classic cars and ferret racing.

We all know the rule – it is easier to get more business from existing customers rather than chasing new ones all the time. But how do you keep customers happy after the honeymoon period is over? Join us to find out how you can use content and experiences to keep existing customers AND staff happy.

A traditional village fete with many attractions for children of all ages. Good varied food. Hog Roast , burgers, sausages, filled potatoes. Tea tent, bar tent a band animal attractions, a clown in residence. The prices are kept low to provide a good family day out at affordable rates.

The Therapy Garden is a horticulture and education charity that uses gardening to generate positive change for adults and teenagers living with learning difficulties and mental health challenges.

Camberley Comedy opens its doors on the second Friday of each month. This regular comedy night launches on 8th June and we’re bringing you a great lineup of top comedians.

The Great Cockrow Railway Charity Day is always a fantastic day out for families. Come along for lots of fun with friends, games, Bouncy Castle, cake and plant stalls, BBQ.

Royal Holloway, University of London has teamed up with artist Madi Boyd and composer Nye Parry to create an intriguing new exhibition called Digital Forest which will open to the public on April 24 to July 14, 2018.

All Souls’ Church, Sutton Green, with the support of Elm Nursery, is inviting pet owners to bring along their pets to their annual service at Elm Nursery on Sunday 3 June at 9.30am-10.15am.

A delightful garden with borders arranged with colour in mind: silvers and white, olive trees, nicotiana and senecio blend together. Large rockery and an informal pond. A weeping silver birch leads to the oranges and yellows of a tropical bed, with large bottle brush, hardy palms, and fatsia japonica.

Surrey Artists’ Open Studios: discover the diversity and creativity of Surrey artists, 2 – 17 June 2018 www.surreyopenstudios.org.uk Surrey’s largest arts event returns this June for sixteen days.

GENESIS CHORALE SUMMER CONCERT. ST JOHNS CHURCH WEST BYFLEET. SATURDAY 7 July 2018 @ 19.30. The performance will be Faure Requiem and Elgar Scenes from the Bavarian Highlands.

This new exhibition takes a look at some of Runnymede’s rivers; their history and their impact on the lives of those who live and work on them.

This exhibition looks at the history of leisure in the borough of Runnymede.

This exhibition examines female clothing during the progress to female emancipation from the 1840s to the 1980s. The garments displayed reveal how women’s bodies were initially restricted by their clothing.

Chertsey Museum is delighted to offer a very special study day in association with the Southern Counties Costume Society. The day will include talks from Grace Evans, Keeper of Costume on Women’s Emancipation and Dress and from Nicola Sowter on Madeleine Vionnet - Fashion Pioneer.

Join us for our monthly Craft Fayre in Aldershot town centre from 9am to 4pm. Supported by Bids and Pieces Haberdashery. Browse the stalls in Union Street that will offering a variety of crafts and homemade gifts.

Enjoy a day of Victorian family fun as Aldershot celebrates Victoria Day. Attractions: • Grand parade through the town at 11am. • Live music and dance at the Princes Gardens bandstand all day - The Dolomites, Band on the Rum, Albany Dance Academy, Sing Squad, Jack Mason.

Join us for the exciting Thames Runnymede Rivers Celebration, connect to our unique waterways, discover the river’s hidden heritage and explore the great outdoors - with 6 months of incredible water based events.

Xplorer is an outdoor navigational challenge for the whole family to enjoy and involves a healthy mix of physical activity and decision making and also it’s free for everyone.

A showcase concert featuring some of the exceptionally talented students who have won awards and scholarships in performance in 2017-18 and an opportunity to thank our generous individuals, Trusts and companies who provide such tremendous support to our students.

Celebrate the royal wedding with our family trail through the fields and meadows of Runnymede. A trail through the historic meadows of Runnymede exploring the wives of King Henry’s throughout history. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

A family trail to find out about famous leaders from US history, many of whom are commemorated on American banknotes today. Complete a trail around the Runnymede landscape and receive a small prize. Trail sheets available at 50p from the Magna Carta tea-room. Booking Not Needed.