Events Around Saint Neots

October means Halloween, so join the pumpkin carving competition and watch an articulate demonstration

St. Neots & District Camera Club Annual Exhibition An exhibition of work by the Camera Club, which will include over 300 prints plus digitally projected images, all illustrating the vast amount of talent within the membership. All images entered in the Hunts Post Photo competition will also be displayed.

Members and those interested in being a member are welcome. Join us for a coffee, a chat and find out what Timebank is all about

Members decide how this evening goes. Different topic/theme each month

Heritage Open Day: Visitors can visit the site of the former palace of the Bishops of Lincoln with additional Victorian house - all of Grade 2 Listed status or above, set in 15 acres of grounds, including a Tudor Knot Garden.

Heritage Open Day: In The Church - homemade cakes & coffee, Craft stalls , People Power Boards In The Bake House there will be a Guide to talk to you about its history.

The church will be open from 10 - 4 with 10 crafts stalls, home made cakes & refreshments & a history board of the church.

Heritage Open Day: A mid-19th century chequerboard proudwork church saved from demolition The church of St John the Baptist stands on a medieval site but is substantially a 19th century rebuild, the tower dating from 1848 and the remainder from 1854. At least one doorway of 14th century date, the tower arch of c.

This Months Exhibition - Tempsford in Business and Industry an exhibition showing the business and enterprise in Tempsford Village over the years. On show will be Photographs, Papers and Ephemera associated with the past and present business’s of Tempsford Village.

The fallen choristers of King’s College Chapel, Cambridge by Kate Willis will be the theme of this months presentation. It will detail the stories of the 20 fallen choristers and the creation of a musical institution of the much loved of Nine lessons and carols which was started in 1918.

Natural history broadcasters Martin Hughes-Games and Iolo Williams team up to perform this informative and amusing wildlife show packed with fascinating facts and fun. Their exciting journey is filled with real life stories and takes the audience behind the scenes of the wonderful world of wildlife and TV presenting.

Our annual Breast Cancer Tea Morning will be held on Friday 11th October from 9.30am to 1pm. Come and browse in our Antiques Showroom and also enjoy delicious homemade cakes. All cake proceeds and 10% of any showroom sales will go to Breast Cancer Care.

FREE Golf Taster Session: Open to Women and Girls of all Ages. Plus, Women on Par ’get out on the course’ event!! - Grab a friend and try golf for free with female coach Adrienne at the warmly welcoming Colmworth Golf Club in Bedfordshire!

Learn how to play golf or improve your game on this fun ’Golf in a Day’ experience! No equipment necessary and no silly dress code!!

The Gamlingay Village Show starts from 1pm to 5pm on Saturday 21st September at the Gamlingay Village Primary School.

Heritage Open Day: Built in 1933 to house the antiquarian collections of Herbert Norris who left them to the town of St Ives. The Norris Museum opened in 1933. Its original diverse collection of Huntingdonshire’s history was lovingly acquired over many years by St Ives born amateur historian, Herbert Norris.

Heritage Open Day: Display of historical photographs showing the history and use of the church. The history of the church can be traced back to 1784 when early meetings took place in a member’s house.

Heritage Open Day: Mosque entrance and public foyer. There is no admittance to the prayer area. The Prayer & Education Centre is a Mosque in St Ives serving the community in the town and surrounding area.

Heritage Open Day: St. Ives Free Church is one of the oldest non-conformist churches in the country; tracing its history right back to the 1630s when Oliver Cromwell lived in the town for five years. Visit a non-conformist church whose congregation dates back to the time of Oliver Cromwell.

Coinciding with the St Ives Jazz Festival, visitor numbers to the town will add to the popular following that our events have with the local St Ives community

Heritage Open Day: Grade II Listed Corn Exchange built over 150 years ago, now restored and serving the community. Grade II Listed. Built in 1864; large scale, sensitive internal renovation in 2010. Now a versatile, first class events venue and community hub. Compelling gallery of historical photographs.

Heritage Open Day: 7 acre reserve that was once an osier bed but which nature has now made into a reserve with a variety of birds, visiting and nesting. Display of baskets and willow weaving tools. Sunday 22nd September 2018 10am - 4pm Basket weaving demonstration and display of baskets and crafts made from willow.

Heritage Open Day: Designed by renowned architect Augustus Pugin In addition to the original Pugin * Church (’Pugins little gem’) which was originally built in Cambridge and demolished and moved brick by brick on barges to St Ives in 1902, visitors will be able to inspect a newly constructed covered

Back by popular demand, the Eddington Craft Beer & Gin Festival returns this October to the stunning Storey’s Field Centre in Cambridge.

Heritage Open Day: Grade I Listed Chapel built in the centre of the old river bridge. Grade I Listed Chapel built in the centre of the old river bridge, and one of only three Bridge Chapels remaining in UK. It has been used at various times as a toll booth, pub & doctor’s surgery, besides a chapel.