What's On and Things To Do Around West Wickham

Oxford’s much-toured band 4-piece band, Moonrakers (Celtic harp, fiddle, stringed instruments, whistles, female/male vocals), give a full concert of songs and tunes from the English, Irish and Scottish tradition as well as their own compositions.

Find at Clover Cottage, Streetly End, arches of roses, clematis and many varieties of geraniums, and raised fruit and vegetable beds. Delightful pond and borders of English roses, climbers and herbaceous plants.

Re-live the sounds of the swinging sixties, as Britain’s No. 1 tribute show brings alive the magic of the sixties, with their tribute to over twenty five bands of that era.

C15 house (not open) surrounded by 3 acres of formal gardens with mixed borders, topiary, pond, potager and greenhouse. Further 3-acre wild flower meadow with orchids and rare trees and further 3 acre orchard of old East Anglian apple varieties in two small fields across the lane.

Open Weekend and Exhibition in conjunction with Haverhill Family History Group. History of the Church, Displays, Flowers, Photos, Registers and Records, Weddings, Christenings, Church Trail, Organ Music, Children’s Mouse Hunt, Raffle, Refreshments, etc.

New this year Home Farm Cottage has a large and secluded cottage style back garden incorporating a serpentine lawn with trees, bordered by delightful mixed borders with plenty of roses and herbaceous plants. A partially sunken terraced area by the house has many colourful pots.

Gifted to Sawston in 2006, a 2 acre garden maintained by volunteers to benefit wildlife and for the local community. Winter/spring long border, drifts of crocuses, snowdrops and aconites in spring; very colourful summer flowerbeds.

The Fabulous Market returns to Saffron Walden for their annual visit, for the celebration of its 10th anniversary. The ever popular French market and Friends organised by Savoir Fayre Ltd will be accompanied by stalls from around the world, with the possibility of other additions to the event.

Upstairs in Saffron Walden Town Hall, Market Day. FREE ENTRY. Crafts, collectables, fossils etc., etc., "You never know what you might find". Stallholders required. 3ft, 6ft and 9ft tables available

The Children of Calais is a life-sized sculpture of six children in poses echoing The Burghers of Calais by Auguste Rodin. The piece is designed to provoke debate about the inhumanity of our response to the children caught up in the ongoing refugee crisis.

13 acres of beautiful gardens set around the River Stour, the banks of which are adorned with stunning displays of daffodil and narcissi together with blossoming trees in spring.

Six gardens, 3 new to the NGS, of very different sizes and characters. The river Cam flows through three of them, including the Mill, which has historical associations and 11 acres of mature gardens. Two gardens in the Biggen with very different planting also lead down to the river.

A friendly old apple tree, and the source of a tasty, juicy snack! But a month later, the tree is bare. Icicles suddenly appear, followed by leaves, then blossom, and then birds and bees. But will there ever be any more juicy apples to eat?

Show off your wild side by joining us for a den building session in the park. You’ll be rewarded with toasted marshmallows cooked over a campfire. All equipment and marshmallows supplied.

Contrasting gardens showing a range of size, planting and atmosphere in this village just S of Cambridge. 3a Dukes Meadow a beautiful tranquil south-facing established garden. Lawns, perennial plants, grasses, shrubs and trees. Pergola covered in roses. Large patio with water features. Sculptures and hanging baskets.

Shuggie Otis. Artists performing: Shuggie Otis.: Tickets avaiable.

Long narrow and planted in the cottage garden style with over 40 roses some on arches and growing through trees. Particularly planned to encourage wildlife with small pond, mature trees and shrubs. Perennials and some unusual plants interspersed with sculptures.

Magic lurks within this charming 1½ acre garden, which has evolved over 30 yrs. Many treasures hidden amongst a variety of planting. Over 215 roses showcased in island borders.

Magic lurks within this charming 1½ acre garden, which has evolved over 30 yrs. Many treasures hidden amongst a variety of planting. Over 215 roses showcased in island borders.

Lode village will once again be holding its Village Fete on 17th June from 12-4pm. we offer stall holders to come and join us and sell their goods. We ask £10.00 a pitch and you will able to set up from 10.00am.

David Willetts of the Resolution Foundation presents his personal, positive vision - and then leads discussion - on how to arrive at a fairer sharing of wealth and wellbeing across generations in 2027. Part of the imagine2027 series of events - see www.imagine2027.org.uk for more details, and how to get involved.

SCUBA-Rice’: How rice survuives flooding? Rice is the food staple for more than two thirds of the world’s population. Although rice varieties are adapted to flourish in standing water, they are still susceptible to flooding.

All day entertainment which may include birds of prey, working dogs, children’s entertainment as well as arts, crafts, gifts and food marquees.

Margaret Gardens, Thaxted, Essex. CM6 2QN In aid of Thaxted Scouts. Open 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. FREE ENTRY. Crafts, plants, etc., etc.,

Margaret Gardens, Thaxted. FREE ENTRY In aid of Thaxted Scouts. Crafts, collectables, plants bric-a-brac etc., etc. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Morris Weekend Stallholders welcome to apply

Evening of Spirit Communication from the platform at Newmarket Pioneer Centre, which you can find on facebook. These are held regularly on the first Friday of each month, and entry is £6 which includes refreshments. We have a wonderful selection of first rate mediums for these events.

3 Captivating Solo Performances at a wonderful venue... CLAUDIA: Claudia plays a colourful mixture of musical styles. Mellow yet uplifting acoustic sweetness with hints of soul, jazz, folk and a good sense of fun!! www.iclaudiamusic.

The National Stud opened its gates to the public for the first time in the mid 1970s. To this day The National Stud remains the only commercial stud farm in the UK allowing individuals, small groups and large parties the chance to see behind the scenes of a working Thoroughbred stud farm.

Discover Newmarket has an exclusive opportunity to visit Godolphin’s International Headquarters, Dalham Hall Stud for one day only. Visit this prestigious stud to view the facilities and champion stallions including Dubawi and New Approach.

This popular half-day morning tour is ideal for people with other afternoon plans or those just wanting a glimpse into the world of racing. You will spend the morning visiting the gallops, a trainer’s yard and then onto the National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art or The National Stud (see set dates).

Learn about the illustrious history of The Jockey Club and the sport of horseracing through the knowledgeable team of Rooms Stewards at The Jockey Club Rooms.

This is our most popular tour and offers a true insight into one of the world’s leading racehorse training centres. This action-packed day will show you all Newmarket has to offer.

The National Stud opened its gates to the public for the first time in the mid 1970s. To this day The National Stud remains the only commercial stud farm in the UK allowing individuals, small groups and large parties the chance to see behind the scenes of a working Thoroughbred stud farm.

After a driven tour around the town you will visit the fascinating National Heritage Centre for Horseracing & Sporting Art where you can learn about the royal connections to the town and the history of where racing began, right here!

East of England Co-op Funeral Services in Newmarket are inviting the local community to join them at their charity fundraising Masquerade Ball. The team are raising money for the Injured Jockey Fund on Saturday 9th June at 7pm, The Racing Centre, Newmarket CB8 8EQ.

A lecture about spiritual healing and help through the teaching of Bruno Groening. Through the absorption of the divine power, many people are experiencing the healing of illnesses and pain, that have been declared as “incurable” by the medical profession.

The Subway Helping Hearts™ Family 5K series is bouncing back for 2018 bigger and better than ever with nine runs across the UK between April and September. Children under 12 years old run for FREE and it’s only £8 per person for the rest of the family when you register online.

Macmillan Cancer Support’s mobile service will be visiting the area, with cancer information specialists on hand to answer questions and offer information.

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.

April Cottage, Sheepcote Green 2m from Langley. Charming thatched cottage, with well established, colourful garden with unusual plants; old fashioned roses, clematis, wildlife and ornamental ponds, damp garden, hosta collection.

Popular village with many C16/17 timber-framed dwellings. Beautiful C14 church, village green with thatched cricket pavilion and pitch. Chestnut Cottage is 1 acre cottage garden with sweeping lawns and wide flower borders, opposite Clavering Ford.

Varied group of large and small gardens reflecting different approaches to gardening. Farm Cottage: large landscaped cottage garden with herbaceous beds and themed woodland walk. Glebe House is a 1 acre mature, partly wooded and walled garden with large (unfenced) duck pond. Italiante style courtyard garden.

Naomi Scott Plus Special Guests. Artists performing: Naomi Scott.: Tickets avaiable.

Romantic C18 walled garden laid out by Lady Anne Spencer, overflowing with blooms following Tom Stuart-Smiths renovation. Huge wisteria, armies of Lord Butler delphiniums (Rab lived at Spencers). Spectacular rose and herbaceous borders. Parkland with many specimen trees including Armada Oaks.

We are one of the biggest village markets for miles! 25+ stalls incl wide range of food stalls, horticulture, local crafts, skin and beauty products. Popular tearoom selling tea, coffee, homemade cakes and bacon butties.

Orwell Village Hall, High Street, Orwell SG8 5QN Doors open 10am - close 4pm A warm and welcoming Antique and Vintage Fair that has been running for over 25 years in the pretty Cambridgeshire village of Orwell, close to the historic Wimpole Hall House and Estate.

Formal gardens with deep colourful mixed herbaceous borders. Bountiful Nepeta and white rose pergolas. Handsome beech trees and mature yew hedges with extensive lawns.

Traditional village fete held in the grounds of Hawkedon Hall. There will be lots of games for the children with great prizes. Tea & cakes. Bric-a-brac. Home made produce. Delicious Hamburgers and hot dogs. Book stall. Good quality clothes. Raffle & tombola.

Custard Comedy is delighted to bring the comedy illusions of Sean Heydon to Comberton Sports and Arts on June 8th. The night begins around 8.15pm and tickets start at just £6.60.