U3A Talk.  Art in the Lyons Teashops.  Neville Lyons is a relative of the Company’s founder.  He will describe how the Company’s lithographic project was conceived, managed and publicised and how many of the artists became household names.  FREE

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Saturday 25 May, Caterham Hill, Beat the Bounds.  Start 11am at St Mary’s Church.  A circular 6 mile walk around the Parish of Caterham Hill.  Lunch at The Fox and finish around 3pm For more information contact the Parish Clerk on 01883 708310 or mail info@caterhamhillparishcouncil.co.uk  FREE

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Saturday 25 May, 10am -12 noon, at Caterham Valley Library.  Caterham & District Local History Centre will exhibit their photo collection on screen.  Pop in to enjoy images of times past.  No booking required. FREE

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Saturday 25th May. Beating the Bounds of Chaldon. We will start at 10.30am.  Meet in the car park at Chaldon Church and join the Friends of Chaldon Church & Chaldon History Group to beat the bounds. Join us at the Harrow at around 1pm and finish at the church for tea between 3-4pm.  Booking with lizbonsall@aol.com or 01883 340508.  FREE

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The Caterham Rock project.  For complete beginners, or those with some knowledge, learn to play an instrument and perform a song in an hour!  Drummers guitars or singers.  The song will be performed in front of an audience of your friends, family or anyone else who wants to see you learn to play and perform in an hour.

Contact  martin@therockproject.com. and title it ‘Caterham Festival’

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Saturday 25 May, 7.30pm, Caterham Community Centre, High Street.  .  One of the best tribute bands available.  Tickets £10.00 available from East Side Deli or The King and Queen. Licensed bar

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Sunday 26 May, 2pm, Teddy Bears picnic.  Bring your teddy bear and picnic to the Cricket green, near The ARC for an afternoon of fun and games for smaller children.  FREE.

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Karen’s Pets and Ponies FREE Event Monday 27 May 10am-3pm The Dene Woldingham Come along and pet the animals in the grounds of the Dene. Eggwena the chicken is pictured here loving all the attention she’s receiving.

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Monday 27 May, 3pm Ancient Church of St Lawrence.  Guided Tour. Come and hear about the fascinating history of Caterham’s oldest building, built in 1095. Adults £3 Children FREE

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Falconry Event FREE Event
Tuesday 28 May 10am-4pm The Dene Woldingham.

Come and get close to these amazing birds of prey.

There will be lots of different types to see.
There will also be several live flying displays throughout the day.

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Wednesday and Thursday 29 and 30 May. 10.30 – noon and 2 – 3.30pm.  East Surrey Museum. Special children’s activities, FREE

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Reptile Event 
Wednesday 29 May 12-4pm The Dene Woldingham

Come and get close to snakes, spiders and skinks!
If you're brave enough, you can even stroke them!

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Wednesday and Thursday 29 and 30 May. 10.30 – noon and 2 – 3.30pm.  East Surrey Museum. Special children’s activities, FREE

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Children's Moonstone Ceramics
Thursday 30 May The Dene Woldingham 10am-12pm  1pm-3pm

Assorted ceramics for you to choose and paint.
From £3 Just turn up-no need to book.

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Wednesday and Thursday 29 and 30 May. 10.30 – noon and 2 – 3.30pm.  East Surrey Museum. Special children’s activities, FREE

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Wednesday and Thursday 29 and 30 May. 10.30 – noon and 2 – 3.30pm.  East Surrey Museum. Special children’s activities, FREE

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Punch and Judy Shows and Balloon Modelling FREE Event
Friday 31 May The Dene Woldingham

Three shows throughout the day 11am, 1pm and 3pm 
Whist the shows are not in progress Cat will be balloon modelling 
for you

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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Come along and meet some of the local groups and find out what is available for you to do.  Sing in a choir, paint, join a club, ring bells.  There are very many things for the people of Caterham to do.  Groups coming include:

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2 – 4pm Queens Park.  Come and try Croquet.  Meet the players and join in.  Open every afternoon during the Festival.  Call Tony Reade 0208 668 2440 for more details.

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Saturday June 1, 8pm, Soper Hall Caterham.  Coma.  A woman springs awake from a coma brought on by trauma. But she wakes as both her 60 year old and her 16 year old self. A moving ensemble piece that explores betrayal and the power of forgiveness. Tickets £8 / Concessions £6   tickets from www.prosperotheatre.com

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Saturday June 1, 8pm, Soper Hall Caterham.  Coma.  A woman springs awake from a coma brought on by trauma. But she wakes as both her 60 year old and her 16 year old self. A moving ensemble piece that explores betrayal and the power of forgiveness. Tickets £8 / Concessions £6   tickets from www.prosperotheatre.com

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Thursday 23 May to Sat 1 June (except Sun 26 May) 8pm,

What happens when two sets of parents meet up to deal with the unruly behaviour of their children? A calm and rational debate between grown-ups about the need to teach kids how to behave properly? Or a hysterical night of name-calling, tantrums and tears before bedtime? Boys will be boys, but the adults are usually worse – much worse. Christopher Hampton’s translation of Yasmina Reza’s sharp-edged play The God of Carnage premiered at the Gielgud Theatre, London, in March 2008.

Please note: This production runs for approximately 90 minutes without an interval and contains some strong language.

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The Street Party.  Plenty of fun for all the family.  Jelly and Ice cream, visit the market stalls, watch punch and Judy, live music, join in with the Northdowns Drummers, listen to music, Steel band, games, activities, art wall, punch and Judy, the Smoothie bike, learn circus skills with rico the clown  FREE

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Monday 3 June, 7pm, .The Miller Centre. Film, Shoplifters  The 2018 Cannes Film Festival Palme D’or winning film. An amusing, moving and heart-breaking film that has been nominated for many awards.  NB this is a Japanese language film with English sub titles.

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Tuesday 4 June, 7.00 for 7.30pm, Caterham Valley Library:  Caterham & District Local History Centre (C&DLHC) presents ” A Country House at War, stories of Marden Park in the Great War” by Jennifer King.  An open invitation to all interested residents with refreshments at 7pm.  Donations welcome

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Aikido self-defence and martial arts class. Special classes for newcomers during the Caterham Festival. Come and try this amazing Japanese self defence system. First lesson FREE. Contact: John 07775 800354.

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Featuring Musicians from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

Admission Free – Donations invited

Tea/Coffee from 12:15

Performance 12:45  – 1:30pm

You are invited to bring your own “Munch”

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Gents, come along and meet the young men who organise the Dene Fireworks, The Caterham Beer Festival and the January ball plus many other events. Contact denismdunne@gmail.com or 07984 883368

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Come to a Caterham Rotary club lunch. Speaker, local veteran Albert Hoey on D-Day. £13 for the lunch. Booking essential by Tuesday 4 June on 01883 347348.

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10am-3pm, The ARC. Friday Club. Free Taster Session. Drama and Art for adults with disabilities with Prospero Theatre.  Morning drama – free lunch – afternoon art.  Email bethwood@prosperotheatre.com

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Join Sunnydown School for a night of exclusive 60’s 70’s and 80’s live music by the brilliant Randy and the Rockets. Start the summer off at our mini outdoor music festival, there will be a beer and gin tent for the adults and soft drinks for the children, food from our very own mobile burger van, raffles and lots and lots of dancing!

Help us raise some money for our school projects by enjoying a good night out with us!

Tickets from www.eventbrite.co.uk

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Friday 7 June, 7.30pm, Soper Hall.  Caterham comedy club featuring Marcel Lucont.  Flâneur, raconteur, bon-viveur, he is easily the best French comedian on the UK circuit today.  Booking via 0800 999 2044 and www.houseofstandup.co.uk/caterham

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Saturday 8th June, 10am -12 noon, at Caterham Valley Library:

Caterham & District Local History Centre (C&DLHC) will exhibit their photo collection on screen.  Pop in to enjoy images of times past.  No booking required. FREE

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St Lawrence’s Church. Repair Café We’re reducing landfill. Bring your broken items and make a donation for the repairs or volunteer to help fix things!

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Watch the procession as it tours Caterham Hill from The Arc at 11.45am or come to the Westway common at 1pm for an afternoon of entertainment.

Stalls, sideshows, arena acts and all the fun of the fair.  Look up to see the arrival of the Red Devils Parachute display team.  FREE

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Around 40 stalls selling food from around the world.  Shuttle buses will run from Wapses Lodge to Croydon Road.

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Sunday 9 June 10 – 4pm The Soper Hall.  Summer Fair.  Plenty of stalls in all three halls

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Can you ride up 1/3rd of a mile of Waller Lane? Organised by Caterham Round Table, try this unique event.  Open to anyone, not just club cyclists. See www.caterhamtable.com for details

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Sunday 9 June, 10am – 1pm, The Bowls Club, Queens Park.  Experience bowls for the first time or learn more about playing. All that is needed is a pair of flat shoes. Qualified coaches will be there to help.

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1. Skaterham is 20 years old and we have been proud to serve the Caterham community for 20 years!
   Join us on Sunday 9th June, 12-6pm for our official 20th birthday. We particularly want to see
   ex-members and existing members and have a giant get-together.
   It’s your chance to dust off the BMX, skates, skateboard or scooter and share stories, meet old friends and celebrate this amazing milestone with us.
   We will have a special film with lots of old skool footage, hot food, a photo booth, games and more.
   Entry is by donation only, whatever you can afford.
   Help us look forward to the next decade!
   For information or business involvement, email us, skaterham@hotmail.com

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Sunday 9 June, 3.00pm at Chaldon Church. “A Thousand Years of History”, a talk by Ted Howard. Entrance £5 at the door in aid of the Friends of Chaldon Church.  Tea and cakes on sale afterwards.

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Sunday 9 June, 6pm, St Lawrence’s Church. Time and Space. Held in the ancient and beautiful surroundings of St. Lawrence’s ancient Church, this is a meditative service accompanied by Free Spirit music group

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Monday 10 June, 6pm, at the former St Lawrence’s Hospital Burial Ground. A talk and tour with Liz Bonsall.  Meet at the entrance to the burial ground on Bridleway 77, just 150m from Green Lane towards Chaldon and the Golf Club (easiest and level walk) or from the Golf Club towards Green Lane (this direction is steeper and can be muddy).  There are no great distances to walk but the ground is uneven so strong footwear advisable and preferably arms and legs should be covered.  The grid reference is TQ320560.  Free event although donations welcome for the Downlands Trust.

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Meet at the Cedar Tree, Caterham on the Hill at 6.45 for 7pm to see the ‘Plague door inside Buxton homes offices, the former Rectory of Caterham before a Stroll down Caterham High Street with Roger Packham of the Bourne Society.  Booking with Lizbonsall@aol.com or 01883 340508.

Booking essential with Lizbonsall@aol.com or 01883 340508.

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Aikido self-defence and martial arts class. Special classes for newcomers during the Caterham Festival. Come and try this amazing Japanese self defence system. First lesson FREE. Contact: John 07775 800354.

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Wednesday 12 June, 10am – 3pm, The Brunton centre, Open Caterham.

Come and find out what happens here.

Have a guided tour and take part in the activities.

Free accessible local transport with East Surrey Dial a Ride and a free lunch for those who haven’t been before.

Book by 10am 11th June on 01883 347230.  FREE

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Thursday 13 June. 7.30pm to 9.30pm at The ARC.  Caterham Hill W.I.  Keeping us safe.  A talk and demonstration from a C.O.P.S. representative about personal safety. Visitors can attend FREE of charge with a small donation for refreshments. Raffle.

Please contact caterhamhillwi@gmail.com  for further details.

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Thursday 13 June 7.30pm Ghost walk, starting at The Fleeting Brook, Caterham Barracks.  Ghost tour of Caterham.  Hear about the ghosts and strange happenings of Olde Caterham during a slow walk around Caterham Hill £10.00.

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10am-3pm, The ARC. Friday Club. Free Taster Session. Drama and Art for adults with disabilities with Prospero Theatre.  Morning drama – free lunch – afternoon art.  Email bethwood@prosperotheatre.com

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A sing along of musical theatre songs.  Join in and take to the stage or listen to your friends.  Be the star of the show.  Hosted by Another Way Theatre ltd

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Saturday 15 June 10am to 3pm. The Miler Centre. Open Day – An “Access All Areas” backstage tour and a chance to discover the plethora of Miller Centre daytime leisure activities. Free

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Saturday 15 June, 11am – 2pm, St Mary’s Church. Summer Fair.  Including plant sale, bric-a-brac, entertainments, Grand Draw and refreshments.

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See the procession from Warlingham Green at10.45am then stalls, side shows and arena acts including entertainments from many local groupssuch as the popular Northdowns drummers.

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Your chance to ‘Do-si-do’ your partner and ‘Strip the Willow’ at this community event. In the magical grounds of Portley House, Sunnydown School you will find a tented dance floor, undercover seating and outdoor games. You will also find plenty of music. Rogues Gallery (www.roguesgallery.org.uk/) the premier Surrey Barn Dance Band and their fabulous caller will ensure there is much dancing and merriment; suitable for novices and experienced alike. We expect fine June weather but local marquee company Revolution Recreation (www.revolutionrecreation.co.uk) are supplying a waterproof roof ensuring we dance all evening.

Bring your own drinks and picnic if you would like, alternatively there will be a burger van selling a range of hot food and soft drinks (inc vegetarian options).

Accompanied children are welcome, and under 6’s go free. Tickets are limited so buy now. If the event is sold out online there will be no tickets on the door.

(Refunds only if event cancelled by the Festival Committee)

Tickets £10 children £15 adults, Tickets Barn Dance tickets here

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Saturday 15 June, 7.30pm, St John’s Church, Gilbert & Sullivan. A staged production by ‘Utopians Unlimited’ of ‘Trial by Jury’ as well as performances of your favourite Gilbert and Sullivan songs. Tickets £10 from:

J J Browne & Son (Jewellers) Ltd.: 10 Godstone Rd, Caterham (opposite church)

Sue Entwistle: 0208 656 4760 or s_entwistle1@hotmail.co.uk

Noel Gibbin: 01883 343509 or ngibbin@btinternet.com

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Sunday 16 June, 1 – 7pm, The King and Queen.  Traditional pub games and songs with the ‘Purely’ King and Queen.  Play shut the box, shove ha’penny, crib, shuffle board, skittles and other traditional games then join in the community singalong. FREE

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Sunday 16 June, 3pm, King and Queen Public House.  Open Caterham.  See behind the scenes at the King and Queen Pub. FREE

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Sunday 16 June, 7pm, Live at St Lawrence’s.  After Sundown Jazz duo.  In this new set up Yoka Qureshi-Kuiper is going back to her jazz roots performing classic standards from the 1930’s and ’40’s by Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Bessie Smith and Julie London to name but a few.  Phil Woollett on guitar. www.wegottickets.com

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Tuesday 18 June, 7pm, The United Reformed Church. Community come and sing evening. Sing swing music accompanied by a jazz trio. You could come along to rehearsals at Caterham School each Tuesday from 7 May, 6.30pm-8pm and join the choir.  Tickets on the door

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Aikido self-defence and martial arts class. Special classes for newcomers during the Caterham Festival. Come and try this amazing Japanese self defence system. First lesson FREE. Contact: John 07775 800354.

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Tuesday 18 June, at 8pm at St. Mary’s Church Hall.  Beechwood Women’s club. An English history of freedom.  Andy Thomas shines a light on England’s most significant fights for “freedom” and the movers and shakers behind them. Visitors very welcome. FREE

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Gents,

come along and meet the young men who organise the Dene Fireworks, The Caterham Beer Festival, the Waller pain, the Caterham 7 and the January ball plus many other events. Contact denismdunne@gmail.com or 07984 883368

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Thursday 20 June 7.30pm Ghost tour, starting at The Fleeting Brook, Caterham Barracks.  Ghost tour of Caterham.  Hear about the ghosts and strange happenings of Olde Caterham during a slow drive around Caterham Hill £10.00. Limited places, call 07776 187373.  Booking essential

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10am-3pm, The ARC. Friday Club. Free Taster Session. Drama and Art for adults with disabilities with Prospero Theatre.  Morning drama – free lunch – afternoon art.  Email bethwood@prosperotheatre.com

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Saturday 22 June 10am-2pm Church Walk.   Croydon Male Voice Choir will be performing various songs.  Come and listen.  FREE

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Saturday 22nd June, 10am -12 noon, at Caterham Valley Library:

Caterham & District Local History Centre (C&DLHC) will exhibit their photo collection on screen.  Pop in to enjoy images of times past.  No booking required. FREE

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Saturday 22 June Woldingham Village Hall, 7.30pm. East Surrey Choral Society Summer concert.  Music will include popular items from the world of opera, musical theatre and comedy. Tickets from www.escs.org.uk or on the door at £10. Children under 12 are FREE.

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A Family Picnic on Timber Hill recreation ground.  Bring a picnic for an afternoon of fun and games sponsored by Caterham Valley Parish Council. Music, Face Painting and Children’s Entertainment. Bring your own picnic and drinks, although water and squash will be freely available.  FREE

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The Caterham Mummers will be touring Caterham with their own brand of medieval comedy and entertainments, starting at The Harrow in Stanstead road.  Who knows where this merry band will be next.

A new play is being produced for the Festival.

Donations welcome

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Sunday 23 June 4pm, The ARC.  Frankenstein by Prospero Theatre School. A powerful and haunting version of Mary Shelley’s ground-breaking story.  A thought-provoking piece performed by the young actors from Prospero’s Theatre School.  Ticket Prices £8 / Concessions £6   tickets from www.prosperotheatre.com

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Sunday 23 June, 8pm, The ARC.  Play, Coma.  A woman springs awake from a Coma brought on by trauma. But she wakes as both her 60 year old and her 16 year old self. A moving ensemble piece that explores betrayal and the power of forgiveness.  Tickets £8 / Concessions £6   tickets from www.prosperotheatre.com

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Book Launch.  Meet local author, Roy Peachey and his first novel, called Between Darkness and Light, which is set in and around the First World War.

‘A shape flew towards him, blurred and uncertain, then the terror of anticipation was driven out by pain and horror. Weilian Tell missed the apple. The arrow’s sharp, bright tip pierced his eyeball.’

Shanghai 1900. Blinded in one eye during a childhood game of William Tell, Wang Weijun loses himself in a world of magic, languages and Shakespeare. When the Great War begins, he seizes the opportunity to leave his past behind by signing up as a translator for the Chinese Labour Corps. However, what he finds in France jolts him out of his one-eyed admiration for the West and plunges him into a new and wholly unexpected battle in which East and West, tragedy and comedy, love and suffering meet, and the darkness of war is illuminated in ways he could never have anticipated.

Shortlisted for the Impress Prize for New Writers, Between Darkness and Light is a novel about blindness, a love story, a war novel in which there is no fighting, and a post-war novel about the meeting of East and West.

FREE

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Monday 24 June, 7.30pm, Soper Hall.  Book Launch.  Meet local author, Roy Peachey. His first novel, called Between Darkness and Light, is set in and around the First World War:

• ‘A shape flew towards him, blurred and uncertain, then the terror of anticipation was driven out by pain and horror. Weilian Tell missed the apple. The arrow’s sharp, bright tip pierced his eyeball.’ Shanghai 1900. Blinded in one eye during a childhood game of William Tell, Wang Weijun loses himself in a world of magic, languages and Shakespeare. When the Great War begins, he seizes the opportunity to leave his past behind by signing up as a translator for the Chinese Labour Corps. However, what he finds in France jolts him out of his one-eyed admiration for the West and plunges him into a new and wholly unexpected battle in which East and West, tragedy and comedy, love and suffering meet, and the darkness of war is illuminated in ways he could never have anticipated. Shortlisted for the Impress Prize for New Writers, Between Darkness and Light is a novel about blindness, a love story, a war novel in which there is no fighting, and a post-war novel about the meeting of East and West.

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Aikido self-defence and martial arts class. Special classes for newcomers during the Caterham Festival. Come and try this amazing Japanese self defence system. First lesson FREE. Contact: John 07775 800354.

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10am-3pm, The ARC. Friday Club. Free Taster Session. Drama and Art for adults with disabilities with Prospero Theatre.  Morning drama – free lunch – afternoon art.  Email bethwood@prosperotheatre.com

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Friday 28 June 7pm, Soper Hall.   Cabaret + Ceilidh = Cabareilidh! With Glimmer theatre, a night of wild ceilidh dancing and cabaret acts. In between the dances rest your feet and enjoy
cabaret performances.  £5 from bethwood@prosperotheatre.com

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Saturday 29 June from 10am Westway Common:

10am the Model Air Show.

12 noon, The beer fest opens, with Prosecco bar and Gin bar

2pm Profesional Wrestling with Empire Wrestling

4pm the British pillow fight championships, well we haven’t discovered any others using International rules

6pm The Caterham games, See Mark at EastSide Deli to book your team in

8pm. Last Night of the proms with the Oxted band.

A wonderful afternoon on the village Green

(all timings approx)

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Performed ive in Caterham. Written by Suzanna Rickman and performed by Prospero Theatre.  Following the success of the last year’s radio recording – a unique opportunity to watch the unfolding of Suzanna’s latest play and to see how radio drama is performed and recorded.

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Aikido self-defence and martial arts class. Special classes for newcomers during the Caterham Festival. Come and try this amazing Japanese self defence system. First lesson FREE. Contact: John 07775 800354.

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Tuesday 2 July, 8pm. St Mary’s Church Hall.  Beechwood Women’s Club. The Hop bine and Hop pickers of Kent – a power-point presentation by Chris Stewart about the history of Kent hop pickers throughout the ages.  Visitors Welcome.  Free

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Nadine Andre, piano and Paul Cavaciuti, will perform “A Musicians Guide to a Happy Marriage”.  Donations accepted, Tea and coffee available, please bring your own sandwich.  Doors open 12.15, performance 12.45 – 1.30pm

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10am-3pm, The ARC. Friday Club. Free Taster Session. Drama and Art for adults with disabilities with Prospero Theatre.  Morning drama – free lunch – afternoon art.  Email bethwood@prosperotheatre.com

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Afternoon teas at St Lawrence’s Church Every Sunday 3.00 – 5pm.  With occasional entertainments

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Aikido self-defence and martial arts class. Special classes for newcomers during the Caterham Festival. Come and try this amazing Japanese self defence system. First lesson FREE. Contact: John 07775 800354.

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Caterham Jazz and blues festival at the Miller Centre Theatre.

We are delighted to welcome Jo Harrop and band to the Jazz Festival for the first time.

Inspired by the coolness of jazz divas such as Julie London and Anita O’Day, and the emotion of late night ballads by Sarah Vaughn and Billie Holiday, Jo Harrop and her band perform well loved standards from the American songbook – capturing the swinging spirit of 1940s and 50s recordings.

Durham born jazz singer Jo Harrop has a voice that is warm, intimate and sincere. She is no stranger to performing at the top clubs and radio stations, notably garnering praise from luminary composer Howard Blake OBE and jazz pioneer Courtney Pine CBE and she has appeared at major jazz festivals all over Europe as well as being a regular at London’s famous ‘Hideaway’ club. An entertaining evening of beautifully sung classic jazz favourites.    “A singing sensation – her voice is amazing”

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St Lawrence’s Church. Repair Café We’re reducing landfill. Bring your broken items and make a donation for the repairs or volunteer to help fix things!

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Summer Fair with a Pirate theme.  Pirate Activities for children & adults; Tombola’s; Bric-a-Brac; Raffle; BBQ; Beer & Pimms and much, much more.  Please join the fun.