What's On and Things To Do Around Morden

Morden Park House is hosting Merton’s first Sausage and Cider festival. It is a family friendly event with a selection of 30 ciders and sausages from English countryside to Eastern Europe For those of you who don’t drink cider, there will be prosecco, Pimms and a coffee van.

Stay late in the park on this bank holiday weekend with 20% off everything in the Garden Centre. Come and enjoy the longer evenings at Morden Hall Park. Visit the caf and garden centre and just stroll in the park. Booking Not Needed. Children are welcome if accompanied by an adult. Dogs on leads welcome.

Join our knowledgeable tour guides for a leisurely stroll around Morden Hall Park. You’ll learn all about the history of the park, from its origins as an agricultural estate, to its time as a hospital. Our walks take about 45 minutes and are open to all. Booking Not Needed.

Get ready for the Morden Hall Park BioBlitz by doing your own mini survey of the park. Please note: our car park can get very busy during half-term, please consider taking public transport if possible. Booking Not Needed. This event is suitable for children of all ages. Dogs on leads welcome.

Help get our BioBlitz species count off to a flying start as we trap moths and walk the wetland boardwalk in search of newts, frogs and toads. Join our moth trapping and torchlight survey for amphibians from our boardwalk through the wetlands. Suitable for adults and families with children aged 7 and over.

Come and get involved in a race against time to find all the wildlife we can. Become a wildlife explorer for the day and discover what’s living on your doorstep. There’s something for everyone, from adults and children to experts and beginners.

How many moths and bats will you see' As part of our BioBlitz, discover winged wonders of the night as we set moth traps and go out on a bat walk around the park, including our wetland boardwalk. FREE Suitable for adults and families. Booking Advisable. Phone: 0344 249 1895.

Perfect for 2-5 year olds, Park Explorers is a way for parents and children to learn about the world around them. Sessions are 5 each and focus on a different outdoors theme each week. Please arrive from 9:15 to sign in, sessions start at 10am.

Join us this summer for an exciting movie experience in the park. Bring along a blanket and settle down amongst the trees for an evening of film under the stars. Thursday 7 June - "Dunkirk" Friday 8 June - "Mean Girls" Saturday 9 June - "Grease" Doors open 7.

The park will be blooming with the best of our roses from the garden centre. Pick up something new, ask our experts for advice and book your place for a tour of our historic rose garden. Try a delicious floral creation in one of our cafes.

An allotment site not to be missed, over 150 plots set in 5½ acres. Our tenants come from diverse communities growing a wide range of flowers, fruits and vegetables, some plots are purely organic others resemble English country gardens. Winner of London in Bloom Best Allotment.

By Jacqueline WilsonAdapted and directed by Vicky Ireland  Meet Ruby and Garnet. They’re twins, identical and inseparable – and do absolutely EVERYTHING together. But their lives are about to change. Recently, Dad’s gone a bit weird.

Wilderness, order, woodland, secret pathways, classical follies and water - plus a huge variety of wildlife. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Established suburban garden of ¼ acre on sandy acid soil, spatially organised into separate sections: oak pergola framing the main vista, hidden parterre, woodland, pool, yew circle, flower garden and summerhouse.

Early 18th-century landscape of at least two phases, with a lake and garden buildings including a grotto-hermitage and a water tower containing an orangery and a plunge bath. Water tower open. Guided walks.

Come and skate with the UK’s biggest roller disco provider in Leatherhead L/C and Westcroft L/C.

This steeply sloping garden comprises woodland walks, filled with flowering shrubs and ferns. In early summer the focus is the many roses grown around the garden, then later the autumn colour is provided by trees and shrubs.

acre garden of an Edwardian house. Garden established for more than 20yrs and constantly evolving with a large variety of plants and shrubs. It has grown up around several lawns with pond and fountains. Abundance of wildlife and a bird haven. A beautiful place with much colour, foliage and texture.

A contemporary garden designed by RHS Chelsea Gold Medal Winner, Marcus Barnett. Four levels divided into rooms by beech hedging and columns; formal entertaining area, lawn and wildflower meadow. Over 100 hostas hug the house.

A contemporary garden designed by RHS Chelsea Gold Medal Winner, Marcus Barnett. Four levels divided into rooms by beech hedging and columns; formal entertaining area, lawn and wildflower meadow. Over 100 hostas hug the house.

Suitable for children/young people with Autism and/or anxiety issues. Head2Head offers a small group session for children with Autism and their families. Relax in a safe and secure environment while your children explore our sensory tent and have fun with games and craft activities.

Suitable for children/young people with PMLD, ASD, ADHD, Down’s, Complex Health Needs, SLD, MLD, ABI, neurodevelopmental disorders Head2Head Theatre presents PETER PAN IN A PICKLE, bringing siblings together in age appropriate FUN FOR ALL THE FAMILY. Approx. 60 minute walkabout, interactive performance.

On Friday 10 May 1940, the Germans had started their attack on Belgium and the Netherlands using soldiers dropped by parachutes. British troops in mainland Europe were pushed back to the Channel ports. Many people feared that the Germans would soon invade Britain.

CURIOUS CREATURES HAVE ROAMED OUR LAND OF MILLIONS OF YEARS. Be inspired by them! Create a Curious Creature sculpture workshop 9.45 -11.15 am and 1.45-3.15 Learn to draw Pokémon And design your own curious creature 11.30 -1pm Each session is £7.

This year is the 400th anniversary of the Discovery of Epsom Salts Find out how it was discovered with the help of a cow! This made the name Epsom known around the world and would lead to the Derby, a battle and England’s first Spa town.

Garden and home of a Russian sculptor and her husband, built on the remnants of an old orchard. Spectacular views of Richmond Park. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Open Evening for courses for Adults: Higher Education, Part Time, Gas and Electrical, Leisure. Come also for tea, coffee and cakes.

There’s no need to book, just come along - everyone’s welcome. Meet our staff and students, have a look around, and find out more about studying at Nesot.

Award-winning actor Rory Kinnear’s first play is a witty and heartfelt look at an ‘ordinary’ family with all the tensions and conflict that can mean. It’s Andy Griffiths’ 21st birthday. The cake is baked and presents are wrapped. But Andy is severely disabled and spends most of his life in a care home.

Award-winning cloister garden and several patient gardens in grounds reflecting work by Lancelot Capability Brown and Humphry Repton. Extensive views. View garden by tours only. Tea and cake stall.

An interesting cottage garden of curvaceous beds with layered plantings of small trees, shrubs, perennials, bulbs and grasses to give a succession of highlights. Enter through a rose covered arch to be inspired. If you have a garden and want to take away some ideas, you are welcome.

Residential garden square on three levels surrounded by hedging, shrubs and a diverse collection of 85 trees. Teas, coffees and soft drinks. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Recital on the internationally renowned Father Willis organ by Samuel Eriksson from Gothenburg, Sweden

Recital on the internationally renowned Father Willis organ by Marco Lo Muscio from Rome, Italy

Recital on the internationally renowned Father Willis organ by Thomas Deserranno from Fraipont, Liege, Belgium

Recital on the internationally renowned Father Willis organ by James Orford from St Paul’s Cathedral, London

Recital on the internationally renowned Father Willis organ by Benjamin Righetti from Church of Saint-Francois, Lausanne

Saturday 26th May The Latin Lounge, Kingston. SALSA & BACHATA MATINEE CLASSES! Classes: 2pm - 3pm Beginners Salsa, Intermediate Salsa & Beginners Bachata 3pm - 4pm Improvers Salsa, Advance Salsa & Intermediate Bachata 4pm - 5pm Social practice We do have to vacate the room at 5pm so it is important...

What materials could you gather in the shopping centre, and how could you make them useful in a new way? Could you use make-up to draw a map? A water pistol to send messages? Using the shopping centre for inspiration, families will design and create their own toolkit for an imagined future.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

Bach to Baby is the critically acclaimed classical concert series for babies, toddlers and their carers. Tots dance, roam about and revel in the wonder of live music, while you take a moment out of your busy day to hear top notch performances by outstanding musicians, with your young babes in tow.

Choral music sung by St Cecilia Chorus (Banstead Muscial Society) celebrating the supernatural world. Angels, nymphs, goddesses and the odd devil! Accompanied by Ian le Grice and conducted by James Dixon.

Running Time: 55 mins   Recommended for ages 3+. Join the woolly sheep, the hairy hog, the fat red hen and the dainty dog in this glittering stage adaptation of Julia Donaldson & Lydia Monks’ colourful farmyard adventure.

Peruvian fun cooking classes with Spanish for all levels of Spanish. Second Saturday of each month at 12pm-2pm Chessington, Surrey enjoy a sociable afternoon with Latin music, food and Spanish language. Vouchers available, great as a present for a love one.

Well-maintained miniature villa landscape with a lake, sham bridge, early 1900s rockery grotto and a fine mausoleum of 1864. Information sheets. Self-guided walks. Parking. One of 200+ gardens taking part in Open Garden Squares Weekend.

Banstead Village Indoor Market Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the month Small indoor market featuring stalls selling, Handmade Jewellery Designs,Local Photography Gifts, Jewellers,Watch batteries and repairs,Cds/Dvds, Books,,Greeting Cards,Antiques, Vintage, Model cars, Collectables,Wonderful homemade cakes and

Whitgift School has a series of award-winning gardens within the extensive historic grounds of the School. Popular features include a maze, a collection of bonsai, a family of wallabies and a range of exotic birds, including peacocks and flamingos.

The festival will take place all around the Crystal Palace area on 11–17 June 2018 with a week long programme of guest events organised by the local community. The free Crystal Palace Park event on Saturday 16 June 2018 is produced and delivered by the festival organisation.

Getting international prize-winning Korean pianist Yoon Seok Shin to perform in Epsom’s series of free Saturday afternoon recitals is something of a coup.

Look beneath Epsom’s respectable surface whilst you stroll around its ancient town centre. Discover dark deeds, wrongdoings and ghosts who won’t rest in peace. Hear tales of Epsom’s own highwayman and the life of the evil Lord Rochester, together with the even more wicked Lord Lyttleton.