What's On Midhurst

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

Indoor car boot - established car boot taking place in our main sports hall - wide selection of pre-used household and garden items at car boot prices - café is open for the duration serving hot and cold food and beverages

The Midhurst Rother College Community Day is now a well-established and much anticipated date in the Town’s calendar of events.

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.

Gain professional advice and practice tips on staking, feeding and maintaining perennials for a great display. Join our Garden team for a look at the herbaceous borders and discover how they maintain them to ensure eye-catching displays, and pick up advice on caring for your borders at home. Booking Essential.

Large s-facing garden with lots of mature shrubs incl camellias, rhododendrons and azaleas. An arboretum with a variety of flowering and fruit trees. The old yew and beech hedges give a certain amount of formality to this traditional English garden.

Traditional English garden, approx 3 acres with herbaceous borders, a variety of early flowering bulbs, snowdrops, spring bulbs, grass walks and grass steps. Walled kitchen garden with fruit, vegetables and cutting flowers. Lawns, rose garden and informal areas with views of the South Downs.

Front and rear gardens broken up into garden rooms incl small kitchen garden. Front garden incl small woodland area planted with early spring flowering shrubs, ferns and bulbs; topiary and white garden, large leaf border and terraced area.

Over 50 dealers, mainly members of the UK’s two professional associations - BADA and LAPADA - are congregating with their finest art and antiques from contemporary and antique sculpture, oil and watercolour paintings, illustrations, jewellery, traditional and country furniture, lighting, glass, ceramics,

1 acre garden created over the last 15 yrs around an old West Sussex farmhouse (not open), sitting in the midst of its own fields and woods. The formal garden incl a kitchen garden with heated glasshouse, orchard, espaliered wall trained fruit, lawn with ha-ha, and cutting garden.

New for Petworth, take a peak inside the Cambridge Bedroom and Stone Hall in the private apartments of Petworth House. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Hear what life was like below stairs in the early 1800s as our costume team bring the Historic Kitchens to life carrying out daily tasks just as the servants would have done. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Follow in the footsteps of Elizabeth Ilive and become an inventor extraordinaire. Using clues around the Pleasure Grounds create an ingenious tool and claim your prize. Booking Not Needed. Suitable for children aged 5-11. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Discover the remarkable life and achievements of a pioneering woman who lived at Petworth around the 1800s. This interactive exhibition includes a reimagining of the laboratory she developed at Petworth. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

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.

Enjoy quality racing at the world’s most beautiful racecourse and experience some of the many sporting pursuits available across the Goodwood Estate including motor sport, flying and golf. Visit goodwood.com for tickets. Tickets from £10 (in advance). Children go free.

As part of the National Trust’s Women and Power programme, join us this season as we walk in the footsteps of the strong women of Uppark.

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.

Wooded walkway with large amount of native bluebells at the end of April, and 24 small wooden bridges following spring-fed stream. 3 large ponds with further bridges set in parkland type garden, waterfalls connecting the ponds which contain fish and also three small islands.

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.

Discover more about Haslemere High Street and the fascinating history of the town on this guided town walk with local historian Tim Winter. Meet outside Haslemere Museum

Come and enjoy the Oyez! Oyez! Oyez! from a gaggle of Town Criers as they deliver their proclamations and compete for some prestigious prizes at this very entertaining competition which takes place in the beautiful grounds of the Museum on Charter Fair Day

Roll up, roll up as Haslemere’s much loved, traditional Charter Fair returns to the heart of the town on Bank Holiday Monday 7th May, 2018.

Haslemere Museum’s annual Plant Sale promises a fabulous selection of bedding, vegetable and perennial plants, some very unusual, all at very reasonable prices. It is a lovely opportunity not only to brighten up your garden, but also to help the Museum as all proceeds go towards the work of the Museum.

Haslemere Museum’s annual Plant Sale promises a fabulous selection of bedding, vegetable and perennial plants, some very unusual, all at very reasonable prices. It is a lovely opportunity not only to brighten up your garden, but also to help the Museum as all proceeds go towards the work of the Museum.

2½ acre country garden bounded by mature oaks with climbing hydrangeas, clematis and roses. Undulating lawns bordered by colourful planting of unusual shrubs, rhododendrons, and azaleas. Bluebells, hellebores, primulas, lily of the valley and wood anemones throughout.

11 acres of peaceful garden to explore with magnificent views of the South Downs. Interesting trees, shrubs, wild flower areas, with swathes of daffodils in spring. The walled flower garden has been replanted with herbaceous borders. Temple, Greek loggia, Zen pond and unusual sculptures.

14 Gardens Open plus special attractions £6 per person covers both days (children free) Plant Stall & Garden Miscellanea Childrens Woodland Trail. Fulling Mills restoration. Botanical Art Exhibition by Vicky Mappin at Sofas & Stuff Hand crafted coppice work Ploughmans/Light Lunches from 12.

Discover an enchanted historic woodland garden nestled within the Surrey Hills, renowned for its captivating beauty and tranquillity.

Discover an enchanted historic woodland garden nestled within the Surrey Hills, renowned for its captivating beauty and tranquillity.

A stunning, mature woodland garden set in over 20 acres, famous for its rhododendron and azalea collection and its carpets of bluebells in Spring. Enjoy a peaceful wander down the woodland walk, explore the bog garden with its stepping stones, or relax in the tranquil enclosed tennis court garden.

Discover an enchanted historic woodland garden nestled within the Surrey Hills, renowned for its captivating beauty and tranquillity.

There will be a huge selection of new and good-as-new clothing and shoes for all the family, many of them with the original price tags. There will also be homeware, a designer room and a cafe.

Major garden in beautiful setting developed over 20 yrs with fruit theme and many unusual plants. Formally laid out on grand scale with long vistas; C18 walled garden with borders in apricot, orange, scarlet and crimson; topiary walk; pleached lime alle; tulip tree avenue; rose borders; large vegetable garden with...

Tuesday 24th April 2018 @ 8.00pm COLIN BLUNSTONE & BAND Colin is one of the UK’s finest Pop singers and even after 50 years in the...

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

Champs Hill has been developed around three disused sand quarries since 1960. The woodlands are full of beautiful rhododendrons and azaleas, but the most striking feature is the collection of heathers in August. The garden also has some interesting sculptures and stupendous views.

Approximately 2 acre family garden established over the last 30 years, extended and designed by enthusiastic owners. Year round interest, colour themed borders, fruit trees, bulbs, large Banksia rose climbs over the house. Vegetable garden, fruit cage and 17th century barn.

A wonderful sale of thirty vintage and artisan stalls in the beautiful village of Chiddingfold. Many of your favourite traders will be there and some gorgeous new ones too - glorious flowers, plants, fresh produce, artisan chocolate and fudge, jewellery, linens, glassware, quilts, books, furniture, etc!

This year’s ever popular, annual Headley Fun Run, organised by Headley Sports Association, will be taking place on Bank Holiday Monday, 7th May. The 5 mile multi-terrain run takes place around local lanes and tracks. Children under 14 years will run a shorter 2 mile distance.

We welcome Peter Middleton the founder and Managing Director of Video 125. The well known railway film supplier. Peter will be showing some films and also have a variety of DVDs etc. available for anybody wishing to purchase at a reduced rate.

Zoë Schwarz’ dynamic and commanding vocal delivery is both eclectic and suave at the same time; just like a chameleon, one part Janis Joplin, one Billie Holiday, and one Nina Simone”.......

Join us for our FREE family drop-in activity in the Studio. Taking inspiration from Damien Hirst, Sheila Bownas and Pop Art, we’ll be creating motifs with mixed media to place on a large scale backdrop. Idea by Kate Reynolds. No need to book.

Art Views is an opportunity to look at and discuss selected works from the Gallery collection. Open to everyone and dementia-friendly. Followed by tea and cake. Booking essential via Lucy Greenfield only (l.greenfield@pallant.org.uk / 07788489536).

Celebrate a decade of Moonlight Walk and be a star for St Wilfrid’s! Join #TeamWilf on 5th May for a 5 or 10 mile sponsored walk through Chichester – walk to remember a loved one, walk with family and friends, walk to show you care.

Award-winning Wildlife and Sensory Garden. Winding pathway sensitively planted with bee loving plants, all grown from seed, which leads to a tranquil pond and bog garden.

Completion ceremony for the newly restored Gennets Bridge Lock on the Wey & Arun Canal. Everyone welcome. There is no parking on site, parking is available at North Hall, Guildford Road, Loxwood RH14 0SF from 11am onwards. A short walk from the Hall to the lock site is needed, please wear appropriate footwear.

The craft fayres are held on the first Sat of each month from April to July and Sept to Dec. Admission is free and refreshments are available. Approx 24 local artisans display a wide range of skills in their high quality hand-crafted items.

5 acre English Heritage registered garden surrounding Tudor and William and Mary house (not open) with Arts and Crafts additions by W D Care incl a Bargate stone pergola. At the front, brick paved original cottage garden; to the rear, newly dredged lake, yew walk with rill and Gertrude Jekyll water garden.

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.