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Water Lane Theatre Company presents Hi-de-Hi Join the fun at Maplin’s Holiday Camp in Crimpton-on-Sea.

A care home in Ware is inviting local people to visit the home to join in its celebrations for Care Home Open Day. On Saturday 21st April, from 2pm-5pm, the team at Snowdrop House on Baldock Street will be opening the doors to the care home for a free family-friendly event.

The award winning pop-up market where parents can buy and sell quality second hand baby and children’s goods.

9 acres incl wood; species roses, herbaceous border, water garden, conservatory, woodland walks. Lovely view over Lea Valley.

Come to the Stapleford Flower Festival on the spring bank holiday Sunday 6th and 7th May from 12.00 noon until 4.30 p.m! This year we are celebrating as our flower festival has been running for 50 years!

A care home in Stansted is inviting local people to visit the home to join in its celebrations for Care Home Open Day. On Saturday 21st April, from 10.30am-4.30pm, the Care UK team at Mountfitchet House on Coltsfield will be opening the doors to the care home for a free family-friendly event.

Open week at the Arthur Findlay College is idea for anyone interested in Mediumship and Psychic Studies.

The Spring Fayre is held in aid of St. Clare Hospice, Hastingwood. Items for sale include toys, books, CDs/DVDs, jewellery, bric-a-brac, kitchenware, linen, homemade cakes, plants and a selection of ’new and good quality’ clothing and bags.

A quiz aiming to raise money for the charity and giving team members an enjoyable experience. A mixture of verbal and picture rounds, marathon round. "Heads or Tails" to finish.

Sunday 22nd April 11am Why not take a leisurely stroll to work up an appetite on a Sunday morning? All walks begin at 11am prompt at the museum. Booking is essential. £2 per person payable in advance. Join local historian Philip Sheail to discover the hidden history of Hertford’s historic town centre.

28th April – 30th June 2018. Free Entry. Tuesday – Saturday 10 am – 5 pm Come and find out about the history of Hornsmill and the characters who lived there in this new exhibition at Hertford Museum.

Go behind the scenes at Hertford Museum stores. Discover how we store and care for our vast and varied collection. Visit the Roman corn drying oven and learn more about the fascinating Foxholes Farm excavation.

The annual Hertford Arts Festival will run from 6th April – Sunday 6th May to showcase and promote the local arts. This event will coinside with the Hertford Arts Society Exhibition, Hertford Theatre week, and Courtyard Arts Society Exhibition.

Visit 25 pop-up art exhibition venues around Hertford. Artwork ranges from sculptures to textile, oil to watercolour. Trail maps available at the Town & Tourist Information Centre and most art is available for purchase.

Artists and performers will come together to showcase a wide range of local talent. From live painting to live music, workshops to dance offs, Hertford will be alive with creativity.

To mark the end of the Hertford Arts Festival, Hertford Castle will open its doors to the public for the first time this year. Visitors are welcome to explore the Castle Gatehouse and grounds free of charge.

On Sunday 13th May 2018, Harlow Race for Life will bring thousands of women together to support Cancer Research UK’s life-saving research. Just by signing up you’ll make a difference and whether you raise £10 or £200, every penny matters. Race for Life 5k is great for all ages.

A guided tour – Art and the New Town With an expert guide, you will visit: • The Gibberd Gallery to see Sir Frederick Gibberd’s important 20th Century watercolour collection, including Piper, Bawden and Nash • Harlow’s sculpture including Moore and Rodin • The former home of Sir Frederick and Lady Gibberd • The

EHOS players are proud to launch with a production of this fantastic play. Dubbed as ‘One of the funniest productions in history” by The Daily Telegraph ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ is the critical acclaimed adaptation of the Goldoni classic Servant of Two Masters.

Do you have an interest in local history or are you part of a local history group looking to further your research? Join our County Archivist to explore how to organise a historical collection.

Join HAlS for this talk from retired detective and crime historian Paul Stickler on an astounding murder case from Hitchin in 1919. Get a glimpse of how serious cases were handled by the local police and why Scotland Yard had to be brought to Hitchin to continue the investigation. Was the culprit ever caught?

Discover more about the wealth of information in historic maps with our Senior Librarian. Find out about some of the beautiful maps held in the Hertfordshire Archives and Local Studies collection.

Find out more about our Teletubbies live show

POP-UP BABY & CHILDREN’S MARKET AND FAMILY FUN DAY! SAVE up to 90% on quality pre-loved goods PLENTY TO KEEP THE LITTLE ONES ENTERTAINED – A SURPRISE CHARACTER APPEARANCE, FACE PAINTING, BALLOON FUN, ARTS & CRAFTS, AND MORE!

The Sea (Members’ displays). Organised by Harlow Philatelic Society. Contact for details: Brian Cooper (Chairman).

Railways – British Rail Hotels & Steamers (Mrs. L. Roberts). Organised by Harlow Philatelic Society. Contact for details: Brian Cooper (Chairman).

A care home in Knebworth is inviting local people to visit the home to join in its celebrations for Care Home Open Day. On Friday 20th April, from 10am-4pm, the team at Knebworth care home on London Road will be opening the doors to the care home for a free family-friendly event.

I have discovered that there is ONE BIG HURDLE that nearly everyone comes across, and that is they don’t recognise the difference between psychic energy and mediumship energy. e.g.

Birds of a feather flock together as they say, and people who are drawn to reading the tarot will truly love this workshop. Delivered by Beverley, herself a respected and accurate Tarot reader with 20 years experience, (you can see for yourself by reading her reviews on www.facebook.

Fabulous fair nestled in the picturesque South Cambridgeshire village a short drive from Duxford and Saffron Walden with easy access to the M11. Over 20 stalls packed full of antiques, collectables and vintage items, we aim to have something for everyone.

Working Model Railway Layouts ‘G’ Scale, ‘0’ Gauge, ‘00’ Gauge and ‘N’ Gauge. Radio Controlled Model Trucks & Boats. Train rides for children. Sales Stand, Tombola and Refreshments Free parking for disabled adjacent to club site. Free parking for other users off Nazeing New Road (B194), at EN10 6TD.

A charity concert in aid of Dr Ruth Hulser and the Familia Moja Project in Tanzania, featuring the Buccinate Brass Ensemble and guests "Let’s Sing" from the Stevenage Music Centre.

Nazeing History Workshop present a Free Exhibition to commemorate the end of the Great War. St Giles Hall will be open 2-6 on Saturday, 12 -4 on Sunday, 10 -4 on Monday. Their new book, A Purely Agricultural Parish ? will be launched at the exhibition. This new book complements their previous publications.

The Opus 17 Swing Band with resident vocalist, Kimberley Devonshire, invite you to a free lunch time concert on May Day, Monday 7th May at 2.15pm Visiting The Royston May Fayre, why not check us out? Relax with a drink and listen to the eclectic mix of music on offer at this event.

Places available on our next upcoming half day course here in Baldock 1pm-5pm Ideal for those who have a responsibility for Safeguarding and protecting in environments such as the NHS, education, healthcare, social services and those who work in voluntary or unpaid positions.

Made in Dagenham - the true story that earned women equal pay is being performed by the Welwyn Thalians at the Campus West (Hawthorne Theatre) in Welwyn Garden City from Wednesday 9th May to Saturday 12th May.

Our first main season open day of the season is a chance to enjoy spring leaves and to search for dragons. Locally sourced bacon and cheese rolls will be available until 2.15pm or until they run out! Homemade cakes, hot and cold drinks will be available until 4.30pm.

Two floors of exhibits all accessible to those with limited mobility. Over a dozen layouts in a variety of gauges including our famous large club layout Havil Junction and Shabbey Road an Underground Ernie-drive it yourself layout for youngsters and the young at heart.

Two floors of exhibits all accessible to those with limited mobility. Over a dozen layouts and gauges from GN15 to G. Our famous club layout Havil Junction will be running together with Shabbey Road our infamous Underground Ernie layout for children and adults.

Three renowned global adventurers will be coming to Welwyn Garden City to share their stories of extraordinary exploration on Tuesday 1st May. Have you ever wondered what it’s like to row across the Atlantic? Do you want to hear from a seasoned mountaineer and extreme triathlete?

A country house garden with a wildlife walk and formal surprises. You are invited to meander through changing spaces creating a palimpsest of nature and structure.

Made in Dagenham is a modern musical show depicting the events that happened at Ford motor company in later 1960 that started the movement towards equal pay for women. This is a very fun show, comic in places and deadly serious in others. It’s a show that will leave you with great sense of well being.

Anne Swithinbank, well known gardener and broadcaster, is speaking on “My Devon Garden” at The Knights Templar School.

Everybody sing! If you’ve got a voice, you can make music and in this song-packed afternoon for the whole family, the aim is to help you let it all pour out. Workshop leader Jessie Maryon Davies has worked with singers from the Royal Opera House to Goldfrapp.

The Hertfordshire Concert Band ar perfoming a wonderful Charity concert of film music for the whole family Saturday 21th April 7.

‘Songs for a Royal Wedding’ Come along to ’Singers at the Barn’ on Sunday 6th May to join in the celebrations for the forthcoming Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Essex Gardens Trust are offering an Introduction to Garden History Day run by renowned garden historian, Dr Twigs Way.