What's On Lingfield

Mature 9 acre Pleasure Grounds created by Walter Godfrey in 1919 present an idyllic setting surrounding the former parish workhouse refurbished in Edwardian style. The formal gardens, enchanting nuttery, a spinney with many mature trees and a pond attract wildlife. Wonderful bluebells in spring.

Mature 9 acre Pleasure Grounds created by Walter Godfrey in 1919 present an idyllic setting surrounding the former parish workhouse refurbished in Edwardian style. The formal gardens, enchanting nuttery, a spinney with many mature trees and a pond attract wildlife. Wonderful bluebells in spring.

We’ve teamed up with the wonderful Community Oven to provide amazing wood fired pizzas to locals and our guests. The pizza van will be set up in our lovely orchard, where you’ll be able to chill out on hay bales whilst you wait for your pizza to be made.

Ice cream van. Cake stall and hot and cold drinks. Free parking with disabled parking area. Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a lead. We accept no responsibility for any loss or damage to any vehicle or personal injury. No Food Sellers or Traders.

Based on the international best selling biographical book. This real feel good film won Best British Film at the UK National Film Awards, and tells the story of how James Bowen (played by Luke Treadaway), a busker and recovering drug addict, had his life transformed when he meets a stray ginger cat, Bob (played by...

Hailed as ‘a tradition in himself’, Andy Irvine is one of the great Irish singers who really gets to the soul of what Ireland is about!

A Parody on Love, Friendship and Shoes - The ULTIMATE Girl’s Night Out! This loving tribute and send-up takes audiences through a laughter-infused version of all six seasons of the beloved show.

Monthly Poetry Workshop Playing with language, sounds and the rhythm of words, we’ll allow poetry to emerge from prompts and exercises. We will write together, share what we’ve written (if you want to) and listen to each other. Cost: £20 per workshop. Block booking discounts and gift vouchers available.

This set of three creative writing workshops on Saturday mornings in East Grinstead bookshop will help you bring characters alive, whether you’re writing stories, poems or are just at the ideas stage. We’ll look at character motivation, back stories and personality types. Cost: £20 per workshop.

Saturday 28 April 2018 2pm-4pm Edenbridge Leisure Centre, Stangrove Park, Edenbridge TN8 5LU BUY top quality pre-loved baby & kids goods at our award winning pop-up market. *25 stalls with lots of bargains!

Discover exciting flavours in vegan chocolate, with samples from award-winning vegan chocolate makers. Let us talk you through the art of chocolate tasting, feel your way around cocoa butter, and sample a selection of delicious flavours in vegan chocolate.

Designers Peter Thwaites and Rebecca Aird have been commissioned to create a collection of modern hand-printed fabrics and wallpapers for Standen, using inspiration gathered by visitors, volunteers and staff.

Designer of the tulip planting at Standen over several years, Senior Gardener Nick Delves will share his knowledge and lead you on an exclusive out of hours tour of the garden at Standen.

Standen’s Tulip Festival provides the perfect opportunity to master the art of macro photography. Get up close and personal with some of our 10,000 tulips under Roger Bloxham’s expert guidance. This one day workshop will examine various ways of using flowers in photographs.

A care home in Copthorne is inviting local people to join in its celebrations for Care Home Open Day. On Friday 20th April, from 11am-5pm, the team at Francis Court on Borers Arms Road will be opening the doors to the care home for a free family-friendly event.

Peaceful little garden that has evolved over 40 yrs by present owners. A natural sandstone outcrop hangs over an ornamental pond; mixed borders of perennials and shrubs with specimen trees. Many seating areas tucked into corners. Highly productive vegetable plot. Terrace round house.

Delightful 5 acre Japanese inspired gardens planted with mature rhododendrons, azaleas and acers surrounding large pond with boathouse, massive rockery and waterfall, beneath the home of the late Sir Archibald McIndoe (house not open). Japanese tea house and Japanese style courtyard.

At the May meeting the talk is "Birding in Gambia and the Sine-Saloum Delta, Senegal. By Glenn Duggan. What this winter destination with over 540 species offers, sponsored by Gambia Experiance. Free parking at the hall or on Godstone Green opposite.

Forest Players present a comedy farce, RUMOURS, by Neil Simon A 20th Wedding Anniversary party starts to go wrong as soon as the first guests arrive. Where are the host and hostess? Come along for an evening of fun and laughter.

Oxted Operatic Society are performing Made In Dagenham which is a musical centred around the true life events of the 1968 Ford sewing machinists strike and is derived from the eponymous film that won four BAFTAs. Rita O’Grady leads a strike of the female workers that would go on to the creation of the Equal Pay Act.

Love The Who? Love live music? Then catch the Total Who Show by Johnny Warman’s Magic Bus – featuring musicians who have performed with Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, and John Entwistle from The Who and also David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen, Foo Fighters and The Small Faces.

The Oxted Players are performing There Goes the Bride, a hilarious comedy by Ray Cooney and John Chapman from 16th to 19th May at 7.45 pm and also 2.30 pm on the 19th.

Two one-act comedies, "Iron Magnolias" set in a hairdressing salon in the Midlands, something goes wrong with hilarious consequences and "Trip of a Lifetime" - Barry decides to take his parents on a trip of a lifetime for their 50th anniversary and discovers a side to his parents he has not seen before!

The Forest Row Village Market is one of Sussex’ finest suppliers of good food and hand made crafts. Winners of Britain’s Best Small Community Market 2017.

1 acre partly walled cottage garden around C15 Grade II listed farmhouse with catslip roof (not open). Comments from Visitors Book: perfect harmony of vistas, contrasts and proportions. Everything that makes an English garden the envy of the world.

Obtain a timed ticket on arrival or pre-book the 12:00 or 14.30 time slot (14:30 slot can’t be pre-booked on Bank Holidays & Easter holiday weekends). Please book at least 24 hours in advance and arrive at least 30 minutes early on the day.

Obtain a timed ticket on arrival or pre-book the 12:00 or 14.30 time slot (14:30 slot can’t be pre-booked on Bank Holidays & May half-term weekends). Please book at least 24 hours in advance and arrive at least 30 minutes early on the day.

6 acre garden in Ashdown Forest, AONB, much of it mixed woodland. Perimeter walk around property (not open). Delightful and tranquil setting with various aspects of interest, as works in progress incl a large pond, bog garden, Mediterranean and exotic garden and mixed herbaceous borders.

Romantic woodland garden in historic setting featuring species rhododendrons, magnolias, azaleas, bluebells, a range of interesting trees and shrubs, sandstone outcrops, wandering paths and lakes. Historic parkland with cricket ground.

Come and join us for a Mayday walk on the beautiful Ashdown Forest . Walk either 2 or 5 miles (3 or 8 Km). Refreshments available including a light lunch.

Variety of plants, bedding and perennial, pots, etc. refreshments, etc.

Discover the stories behind Quebec House and its famous occupant. Delve into the history of General James Wolfe and life in Georgian times on a half hour tour of Quebec House. Tickets are available from 11am from the Coach House. Please note tickets can’t be booked in advance.

Quebec House was bequeathed to the National Trust in 1918. This year we celebrate the 100th year anniversary with a number of events and new interpretation. Keep checking back for further details and events for our Centenary of Change. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Bring history to life with an historic re-enactment. Join our eighteenth century surveyor as he explains how map makers played a key role in the Quebec campaign. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Join us as we recreate some of Mrs Wolfe’s eighteenth century recipes such as lemon drops, King or Queen cakes or macaroons. Tastings available. Mrs Wolfe kept plenty of recipes from cakes and bakes to even medicinal drinks and ointments.

Discover the stories behind Quebec House and its famous occupant. Delve into the history of General James Wolfe and life in Georgian times on a half hour tour of Quebec House. Tickets are available from 11am from the Coach House. Please note tickets can’t be booked in advance.

Join us as we recreate some of Mrs Wolfe’s eighteenth century recipes such as lemon drops, King or Queen cakes or macaroons. Tastings available. Mrs Wolfe kept plenty of recipes from cakes and bakes to even medicinal drinks and ointments.

Westerham is delighted to welcome families, groups, friends and visitors to join the residents in checking our boundaries are still in place on Monday 7th May from 8am!

Bring history to life with an historic re-enactment. Join our eighteenth century surveyor as he explains how map makers played a key role in the Quebec campaign. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

¾ acre plant lover’s garden extensively planted with a wide range of trees, shrubs, perennials etc, incl many rare ones. Collection of climbing and bush roses. Large pond with fish, water lilies and bog garden. Fruit and vegetable garden. Large greenhouse.

Caterham Comedy is on the first Friday each month and starts at 8:00pm. Doors open at 7:15pm with a mobile licensed bar at less than club prices. Our headliner this month is the cynical Aussie comic with razor sharp wit - Trevor Crook.

Join Elaine Thompson, local artist and experienced workshop leader, and learn how to use bold shape, layer colours and use handmade printing techniques to make a relief print cards inspired by spring birds.

If you’re considering starting up a hive or you’re just curious about honey bees and what’s involved with keeping them, this informal course provides an excellent introduction to the world of beekeeping. The course is designed for beginners, so no previous experience or knowledge is required.

Taking inspiration from the organic dairy farm, you’ll start by drawing a cow design and then be guided through the three colour printing process to develop your drawing into a monoprint to take home.

A fantastic way to buy and sell a whole host of preloved quality items for your bumps, babies and beyond. **SELLING** Our sales are friendly, fun and a fantastic way to sell all your pre-loved maternity wear, baby equipment, toys, children’s clothes (0-6yrs) cots, pushchairs and more!!

For the work of Action for Children. Come and enjoy cake and a cuppa in a friendly environment. Book, cake and bric-a-brac stalls. St Paul’s coffee mornings are held on the 3rd Saturday of each month, raising money for a different charity each time.

’Church for people who Don’t Do Church’. A place where families can learn about God together through games and crafts followed by a short Celebration and a good tea. Messy Church is for all ages. Adults don’t have to bring a child, but chlidren must bring their adults with them.

Mumstobee Vibe classes are designed to maintain your fitness throughout pregnancy (from 14 weeks) in a safe and welcoming environment. Set to music, each class combines toning, aerobic and strengthening exercises to help you stay in tip top shape throughout your pregnancy and beyond.