What's On and Things To Do Around Liphook

In aid of local good causes and Macmillan Cancer Care, with a shuttle bus to gardens further away from the centre of the village. Refreshments and lunches in the tea tent, Tombola and Barbecue and refreshments in some gardens. A Flower festival in the 13th Century church of St.

There is something for everyone at the 10th Haslemere Classic Car Show… which is being held on Sunday 27th May from 12-5pm on Lion Green, Haslemere This year marks the tenth running of the event and it has become a ‘must do’ on the classic car calendar.

Friday 8th June 2018 @ 7.30pm O’HOOLEY & TIDOW www.ohooleyandtidow.com On April 4th 2018, Belinda & Heidi were disappointed once again not to have carried off the coveted "Best Duo" Award at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards in Belfast.

Presented by Stepping Stones School as part of a series of events to celebrate the legacy of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of Sherlock Holmes the best known fictional character in the world.

A fast paced, far-fetched spoof of this beloved Holmesian classic, Conan Doyle’s famous novel is given a fondly farcical overhaul in this caper through, London, Dartmoor, and back to Baker Street!

An opportunity to visit Undershaw, the home Sir Arthur Conan Doyle built in Hindhead for his family. Fully restored and home to Stepping Stones School this is an opportunity to visit the building and grounds.

C17 mill house and former mill set in 3 acre garden. The garden has been restored with the help of Bunny Guinness. Interesting assortment of container planting, forming a stunning courtyard between house and mill.

C17 mill house and former mill set in 3 acre garden. The garden has been restored with the help of Bunny Guinness. Interesting assortment of container planting, forming a stunning courtyard between house and mill.

Presented by Stepping Stones School as part of a series of events to celebrate the legacy of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, author of Sherlock Holmes the best known fictional character in the world.

Looking for something different to do? Then why not go along and enjoy the Museum’s informal talks for adults with tea and biscuits. Join Frankie Gaiter, former Church Warden, to discover more about Haslemere’s other church.

There’s plenty of activities for all the family this May half-term at Haslemere Museum. Museum Explorers takes place on Tuesday 29 May where young visitors can discover more about the amazing wildlife that lives in the Museum’s beautiful spring fed pond.

Mill Cottage Farm comes to Haslemere Museum! There will be a selection of very friendly farm animals to feed, groom and stroke in the museum’s beautiful gardens. There will also be a range of arts and crafts activities too. The event runs from 11.00am to 3pm so why not bring a picnic and stay for lunch!

Discover more about the fascinating history of the town and the area around Church Lane, Tanners Lane, and Lower Street on this guided walk with local historian Tim Winter. Some slight hills. Meet outside Haslemere Museum. For more information, visit www.haslemeremuseum.co.uk.

The beautiful grounds of the Museum provide the perfect setting for outdoor theatre events this summer, so why not grab a picnic and head to the lawns of the Museum and enjoy a highly entertaining evening.

Enjoy free access to our two self guided farm trails at Country Market. Guided by specially featured markers and the free information leaflet, the easy to follow trails will take either 3,000 or 5,000 steps depending on your route.

Very popular outdoor car boot sale in the beautiful rural hampshire countryside. Easy to find directly off the A325 with ample parking on a large level site. Visit the dedicated website for more information, tips, terms and conditions or download an information leaflet.

Very popular outdoor car boot sale in the beautiful rural hampshire countryside. Easy to find directly off the A325 with ample parking on a large level site. Visit the dedicated website for more information, tips, terms and conditions or download an information leaflet.

Saturday 9th June 2018, Rogate Fete and Village Show 2-5pm. Lovely old fashioned village fete. Homemade teas, childrens donkey rides, bouncy castle, inflatable slide, spinning & weaving demo, childrens races, gold panning, Rogate school running games and bbq, fun dog classes, local food stalls, hand made home wares,...

A masterpiece of colour, design and planting, this carefully cultivated garden awaits your discovery. Woolbeding delights at every turn with distintive garden rooms set against manicured hedges and thoughtfully composed colour-themed borders.

Discover how to plant successful containers the Woolbeding way for long-lasting summer displays. Join our Head Gardener for a practical demonstration on planting containers for colour throughout the summer.

A mature garden mainly planted thirty years ago with many ericaceous plants, trees, shrubs, roses, perennials, bulbs and a comprehensive kitchen garden. Lawns and narrow paths winding through plantings. A topiary garden with a small pond and water feature.

Come and relax in our peaceful mill garden with its meandering stream and quiet places to sit. Wander along the paths and over the bridges among the flowers, shrubs and beautiful trees. Finishing up with delicious home-made cakes and tea.

Join Groundwork in the magical surroundings of Alice Holt Forest for a craft club with a difference! We combine guided outdoor exploration and games around the forest with indooor seasonal craft sessions using our gathered natural materials.

This year’s Frensham Fayre is going ‘all around the world. Join everyone’s favourite marmalade-loving bear, Paddington, as he leads the parade to Hollowdene Recreation Ground. Enjoy the classic car rally, the More House Band, dog show, kid’s sports day or Punch and Judy.

acre property with terraced front garden, leading to a heavily planted rear garden with majestic 100 yr old Black Pines. Shrubs, perennials, packed with interest around every corner, giving all season colours. Many raised beds, numerous sculptures, vegetables in boxes, a greenhouse, pond, and bog garden.

This edge of woodland, architects’ studio garden of approx ¾ acre sits on a sloping sandy site. Designed to support wildlife and bio-diversity, a series of outdoor living spaces, connected with informal paths through lightly managed areas, creates a charming secret world tucked into the surrounding common land.

This edge of woodland, architects’ studio garden of approx ¾ acre sits on a sloping sandy site. Designed to support wildlife and bio-diversity, a series of outdoor living spaces, connected with informal paths through lightly managed areas, creates a charming secret world tucked into the surrounding common land.

Three very different gardens on the same road in the old market town of Midhurst. No 14 owned by a plants woman crammed with many interesting and colourful plants. The garden is on several levels, accessed by steps so is not suitable for wheelchair access. No 38 is owned by the winner of Midhurst in Bloom.

Collectables, Retro, Curos, Crafts, Plants, Small furniture, Bric-a Brac, Jewellery and lots more Car Park free for first 2 hours - on-site café - free admission

Shared transport trip organised by Watford Local RSPB Group. An afternoon walk in hope of woodlarks, tree pipits and Dartford warblers, followed by pub grub, then nightjars and woodcock as night falls.

Groundwork South is partnering with the Surrey Bat Group for an exciting, hands-on bat walk, suitable for all the family! We’ll be taking a slow amble around a 2km circuit through the forest as the sun sets, reaching the spectacular Lodge Pond just as bats come out to forage.

On Saturday 26th May 2018, Birdworld will officially celebrate all things Sir Terry Pratchett with Discworld Day assisted by Discworld dignitaries and special guests, Rob Wilkins and Stephen Briggs.

Birdworld will be supporting Love Your Zoo Week from Monday 28th May – Friday 1st June . This is a national initiative run by BIAZA (British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums) to raise awareness of the fantastic Zoos within our country.

Birdworld will be supporting Love Your Zoo Week from Monday 28th May – Friday 1st June . This is a national initiative run by BIAZA (British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums) to raise awareness of the fantastic Zoos within our country.

50% off ticket offer! – celebrate a fantastic day at Birdworld on its 50th Anniversary with 50% off tickets. Simply print off the voucher from our website www.birdworld.co.uk available from Monday 11th June 2018 and present it at the admissions counter when purchasing your tickets!

VOUCHER OFFER – Dad’s come into Birdworld free with one other full paying person this Father’s Day! Simply print off the voucher from our website www.birdworld.co.uk available from Monday 11th June 2018 and present it at the admissions counter when purchasing your tickets.

Nightjars are mysterious birds, and over the years have been given many strange local names - Goatsucker and Fern Owl, to name but two. Whatever you call them, they’re great! Spend two hours on the heath on a warm summer evening (we hope!

Monthly Farmers’ Market in Hampshire, offering locally produced, delicious food and drink.

A Contemporary Jewellery Selling Exhibition by 14 members of the Association for Contemporary Jewellery’s Wessex group. Items are designed and hand made by the members themselves. There will be a wide range of materials on display including Gold, Silver, Titanium, precious and semi-precious stones.

½ acre secret garden created on different levels, with mature rhododendrons, azaleas, acers, herbaceous border all set in a sylvan setting. A particular feature of the garden is a pergola supporting a 24ft long wisteria. Attractive gazebo copied from the original National Trust’s Hunting Lodge in Odiham.

Garden designer’s garden comprising one acre walled garden and additional courtyards, designed by the owners and created since 2013. Lawns divided into areas by trees and borders filled with perennials, shrubs and roses.

7 acre hillside, chalk garden on the north side of the South Downs with fine views of surrounding countryside. Extensive herbaceous, shrub and rose borders on different levels merging into natural wild flower meadow renowned for its collection of native orchids. Fully stocked vegetable garden and greenhouses.

This beautiful church, built by Sir William Nicholson in 1878, will be the venue for stunning floral displays reflecting the lines and verses of All Creatures Great and Small. There will be a special childrens’ corner imaginitvely created by the pupils of Froxfield Primary School.

Led by Hampshire Poet 2018, Robyn Bolam Beginners and more experienced writers are all welcome. Participants will be able to take home a print of the picture that has inspired their poem. Robyn has published four poetry volumes with Bloodaxe Books.

Find out more about our Woman of the Month, Emma Hamilton. Join one of our short 15 minute talks on our featured Woman of the Month, Emma Hamilton. Looking at her time here at Uppark and then onto the rest of her life, Emma Hamilton’s story was not short of scandal and misfortunes!

Pick up our family trail this half-term and explore the gardens and grounds. Families can hunt for clues taking children around Uppark’s easy to navigate gardens.

Join local artist Kathryn Green to find out how to work with silk and the process of screen printing. Emma Hamilton loved silks and many images of her show the luxurious material draped over her. Textile designer Kathryn Green joins us to show how she works with silk and the process of screen printing.

Kirsty Merryn joins us to celebrate the Women of Uppark with live music in the gardens. As part of our Women of Uppark season, Kirsty Merryn delights us with music from her new album She & I.