Events Around Weybridge

Join Ruth Langsford at The Great Weybridge baking competititon and artisan market. Bring your masterpiece/s to Monument Green by 10 am on 15th June 2019. Entry fee: £3 per entry. Go to www.allaboutweybridge.co.uk/cakeoff and download your entry form

Join us at Brooklands for a display of ‘MOPAR’ Muscle cars including Dodges and Chryslers together with other MOPAR muscle cars in and around the Paddock - many have been beautifully restored and some have engines up to 9,000ccs.

On weekdays during Half Term, our popular car rides will be operating from 11am-1pm and from 2-4.00pm (subject to weather). Take a trip in a vintage-style car up Test Hill or along the Members’ Banking of the old Race Track, courtesy of the Brooklands Volunteer Car Rides Team.

StrongWomen Science is a brand new circus science show starring two women scientists turned circus performers. Aoife is an engineer, Maria an environmental scientist.

Organised in association with the Vintage Sports-Car Club, the event celebrates Brooklands’ rich motoring history and is always held on the weekend closest to the Anniversary of the original opening of the Brooklands race track in 1907.

Come one, come all to our annual Barkin’ Mad Dog Show!  We have a wide variety of classes, both pedigree and novelty, with gorgeous rosettes awarded to the winners in the top 5 places, plus amazing goodie bags for the first 50 registrants. Registration begins at 11.30am and judging commences at noon.

Open Forum hosted by Mark Worley and Graham Laycock. Please bring along your questions and discussion topics. There will be a break around 1100 to enjoy tea/coffee and cakes from the Charity Coffee Morning at the front of the church.

We offer a safe, welcoming learning environment where everyone achieves and goes home smiling.This camp is three days of paddling, exploring the River Thames and making new friends.

The BC Paddle Start Award aims to provide you with the basic knowledge for your first step into the world of paddling, ensuring you feel safe, confident and ready to progress to the Discover Award. You’ll cover everything from getting in and out of the boat, what you need to wear and paddling forward.

Paddle through one of Surrey’s gems, the Abbey river from Surrey Canoe Club and back to the club. A stop at the Kingfisher pub by the river is optional. If you’ve never paddled before that’s fine. This adventure is suitable for 8 years+.

The Discover Award allows you to develop your decision making and practical skills for a fun and safe time on the water, as you become a more skilled and independent paddler.

Large Victorian sunken garden fringed by rose beds and lavender with a pond in the centre. An old acacia tree stands in the midst of the lawn. Interesting planting on a large mound camouflages an old underground air raid shelter. Caged vegetable garden. Formality adjacent to wilderness.

Romantic garden. Short woodland path leads from dovecote to beehives. Informal planting contrasts with formal topiary box and garlanded cisterns. Colourful courtyard and pots, conservatory, pond with fountain, bog garden. Pleached avenue, circular gravel garden replacing most of the lawn.

Guided tours on Friday OR Saturday at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 2pm and 3pm. No parking or pedestrian access at The Homewood. Access only via minibus from Claremont Landscape Garden. There is a charge for all minibus seats (all children must book a seat). To book a tour you need to buy the minibus ticket in advance.

Guided tours on Friday OR Saturday at 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 2pm and 3pm. No parking or pedestrian access at The Homewood. Access only via minibus from Claremont Landscape Garden. There is a charge for all minibus seats (all children must book a seat). To book a tour you need to buy the minibus ticket in advance.

Investigate Claremont’s very special plants and become a Plant Explorer on this fun-filled children’s trail. Explorers at the ready! Go on an adventure around the world without leaving the garden. Claremont has beautiful, exotic plants from far away places for you to find.

Explorers at the ready! Go on an adventure around the world without leaving the garden. Claremont has beautiful, exotic plants from far away places for you to find. How many can you spot?

Come and make a craft that sparks your curiosity for the natural world. Glue sticks at the ready! Create crafts inspired by nature and exploring. Perfect for little people of all ages, come an join these half-term sessions, led by our friendly team of volunteers. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Learn about the history of Claremont and the estate, on this enjoyable walk with our expert guide. Feel the history of Claremont come to life on a guided walk with one of our knowledgeable volunteers and take in the sights of a garden which was once the playground of royalty. Booking Not Needed.

A fun-filled picnic for every bear that ever there was, featuring delightful stories and songs. Please bring your own picnic. Especially for pre-school toddlers from 12 months old, we are hosting Teddy Bears’ Picnics at Claremont every Wednesday in June and August.

Think you’re Robin Hood' See if you can score a bullseye at our archery event. Exciting, safe archery sessions for Children ages six and above with H&H Archery. Bring the whole family along to have a go at archery within the beautiful setting of our landscape garden. Booking Not Needed.

Go back to a time of excitement and glamour with an impressive display of Surrey’s fabulous vintage cars parked up on the Amphitheatre. Surrey Classic Vehicle Club have returned with another classic car display.

Discover more about our collection of non-native trees. Join our friendly guide Hilary for a free walk around the garden. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

This new exhibition looks at the history of Chertsey Abbey from its foundation in 666 to its dissolution in 1537. The exhibition features loans from The National Archive in Kew of abbey related documents which are rarely seen by the public.

This exhibition focuses on the social impact of the First World War and how the Borough of Runnymede changed in the years immediately following the ceasefire.