a talk and guided tour of St Lawrence’s Hospital former Burial Ground with Liz Bonsall.  Please meet at the entrance gates on BW77, just 150m from Green Lane towards Chaldon and the Golf Club.  Grid reference TQ320560.  Strong footwear advisable

Full details on www.caterhamfestival.org

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Please see the program page to download a PDF of the whole program or visit this page on a regular basis

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Including plant sale, bric-a-brac, entertainments, raffle and refreshments.  11am – 2pm.  Entry – Adults 50p, Children 20p

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Beat the Bounds of Caterham Hill.  Leaving St Marys Church at 11am.  Lunch around 1pm at The Fox

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Rainbow Run

a 2K or a 5K Family fun run around the grounds of Caterham School in aid of the Shooting Star Chase Children’s hospice, starts at 10am.

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Tea and cake in the grounds of The Ancient Church. Homemade cakes and activities

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Story time for children and accompanying adults

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Open Sky present Scorched – using new writing, visual physical theatre, period music and an innovative set to create the workings of a mind sinking into the sands of time. Ticket prices: £10, from 01883 335089 or events@caterhamschool.co.uk

At the Humphreys theatre, Caterham School.

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Join the Beechwood women’s group for a talk on “The Tale of Beatrix Potter”  Gentlemen welcome

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Introduce your baby to songs, rhymes and books

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Introduce your baby to songs rhymes and books

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Story time for children and accompanying adults

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Splash Disco! , join us for holiday games and prizes. Pre book your space now! Member £3.30 / Non-member £3.90. Adult Member £4.40 / Non-member £5.20

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An interactive WW2 tour of the airfield. Dress in original uniform, sound the air raid siren and explore our air raid shelter! Places are limited.  Booking essential on kenleyrevival@cityoflondon.gov.uk

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Defest returns to the original venue for two days of action packed fun in the grounds of Marden Lodge School.  See a madness tribute band, and Eagles tribute band and supporting acts.  Various entertainments, children’s rides, side shows and food stalls.

Site (No Food or Drink to be brought into the venue).

Limited tickets from https://www.onestoppers.co.uk/caterham-defest-sat

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Caterham Bowling Club, Queen’s Park Road

Drop into the Caterham Bowling Club for a taster session in a relaxed informal atmosphere.  No experience necessary, Please wear flat shoes

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12 noon – 7pm Defest Vintage, is back at Marden Lodge School.  Rock and Jive.  This year Features Vintage Band, Danny fisher & his Band the House Rockers, Barrett & Bruce and The Firetones.  Bar and Food Stalls on site (No Food or Drink to be brought into the venue) Limited tickets from https://www.onestoppers.co.uk/caterham-defest-sat

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Chaldon Church.  Sunday teas.  Come and relax at this picturesque setting

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Tea and cake in the grounds of The Ancient Church. Homemade cakes and activities

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10 -10.45am and 11.15 – 12noon Knights Garden centre, Woldingham.  Crafty Kids, seed art.  £6.00, tickets available in advance from The Dene restaurant at Knights.

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Guided Tour of the Ancient Church of St Lawrence, Caterham on the Hill.  Adults £3, Children Free.  See ancient graffiti and discover the history of Caterham’s oldest building

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Tuesday 30^th May – Friday 2^nd June, Beginners Swimming courses.  De Stafford Sports Centre 9-9.30am or Tandridge Leisure Centre 10-10.30am/10.30am-11am. Aimed at children aged over 4 years (5 years at de Stafford sports centre) Pupils must be able to stand in the shallow end of the pool (0.9m) this crash course will introduce and improve upon their strokes. Pupils will learn new skills including floating and underwater swimming to improve their water confidence. Member £20.80/ Non-member £24

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10am-3pm.  De Stafford Sports Centre.  Crystal Palace Football Club for 6-14 years.  This is the perfect personal development session for children with a passion for football. Whether beginner or advanced, children have the opportunity to train like a pro! The full day involves skills, practice and guidance from the instructors at crystal palace foundation. Children will have a lunch break and an afternoon of more fun and matches. This activity will be indoors.  Need: Clothes you can move in, a packed lunch and plenty of water Member £15 / Non-member £17

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Knights Garden Centre Woldingham. Shire Horse War story, courtesy of Hurst Green Shires.  Free

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Full Day Drama for 7-11yrs. be sure to secure your place in the 2017 Great Wizard and Witch Championship! Working with Theatre Exchange actors, you will be spending a magical day creating spells and potions as well as solving riddles at Warthaven School of Witchcraft and Wizardry! Whose team will emerge victorious? Please be assured only drama games will take place and if turned into a frog, you will be restored to your human self by the end of the workshop! Need: a packed lunch, a drink and clothes you can move in.  Member £16 / Non-member £18.30

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Story time for children and accompanying adults

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Boredom Buster event, £1.00 per child.  Booking at the Library essential as this is a very popular event

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10am-3pm.  De Stafford Sports Centre.  Crystal Palace Football Club for 6-14 years.  This is the perfect personal development session for children with a passion for football. Whether beginner or advanced, children have the opportunity to train like a pro! The full day involves skills, practice and guidance from the instructors at crystal palace foundation. Children will have a lunch break and an afternoon of more fun and matches. This activity will be indoors.  Need: Clothes you can move in, a packed lunch and plenty of water Member £15 / Non-member £17

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Wednesday 31^st May all day Knights Garden centre, Woldingham.  Falconry with first class Falconry.  Come and meet the birds of prey, see flying displays and handle them as well.  Free

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10.30am– 12 or 2pm – 3.30pm East Surrey Museum.  Make a crocodile.  Fun for children, all materials supplied.  Donations welcome

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Jack and the Beanstalk. Creative Movement and Storytelling. Explore a world of magic when Jack gets into trouble for selling the family cow for a handful of beans! You will be using your whole body and imagination to climb the beanstalk and find out what, or rather who lives at the top.  Need: a drink.  Member £8.20 / Non-member £9.40

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Caterham Valley Parish Council Annual meeting. Guest Speaker: David Munro, Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey.  FREE

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Try Yoga with Annabel.  For those who have never tried it before – or even if you have, come and have a go, open to all ages, yoga experience and ability.  For further details email info@annabelyoga.com FREE, but donations to the Soper Hall are welcome

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Dash Day.  A fun and exciting day for everyone. We offer exclusive use of the pool for the Dash Swim in the morning for the over 8s and team building games, bouncy castles, arts and crafts. This action packed day offers something for everyone!  Member £23 / Non-member £26.45

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10.30am– 12 or 2pm – 3.30pm East Surrey Museum.  Make a crocodile.  Fun for children, all materials supplied.  Donations welcome

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10.30am-12.30pm (5-8yrs) 2-4pm (7-12yrs), Tandridge Leisure Centre

Pottery: Bugs and Butterflies. Bees, beetles and butterflies – you choose what bugs to make – real or imaginary. Roll up your sleeves up, get your clay and pinch, squeeze, model and decorate your own creation. Artists Jane Lynch and Christine Harwood will show you how.  *Please note that all clay models will be retained at the end of the workshop.  Your models will need time to dry out completely, before being fired in the kiln and returned to Tandridge Leisure Centre.  You will be notified via email when items are ready for collection. Need: a drink and please dress for mess.  Member £11.80 / Non-member £13.60

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Introduce your baby to songs, rhymes and books

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Thursday 1^st June 10 – 11am, 11 – 12am, or 1-2pm, Knights Garden centre, Woldingham, something fishy.  Pond dipping with H20 Aquatics. Call Rob on 01883 652777 Free

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Thursday 1^st June 11am – 3pm Knights Garden Centre, Woldingham. Reptile event.  Reptile rescue will be bringing various Snakes and reptiles for you to learn about, touch and hold.  FREE

The Dene, Knights, Woldingham

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11am-12pm (for 3-8year olds), 12-1pm (9-14year olds) de Stafford Sports Centre, Trampolining for 3-14years Using co-ordination, stamina and showing understanding of clear instruction from our qualified instructor. Trampolining is renowned for its physical benefit’s and enormous amounts of fun, suitable for all children who want to bounce into action for this half term!  Trampolining courses are very popular so book early to avoid disappointment. Need: socks and a drink. Member £8 / Non-member £9.20

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7.30pm Now starting at the New Caterham Arms.  Ghost tour of Caterham.  Hear about the ghosts and strange happenings of Olde Caterham during a slow walk to Caterham Valley £10.00.  Please ensure you buy tickets before the event

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/caterham-festival-history-and-ghost-walk-2-tickets-34078900910

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Introduce your baby to songs rhymes and books

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Knights Garden Centre, Woldingham, from 11am.  Punch and Judy.  Who stole the sausage?  FREE

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11am – 5pm St Lawrence’s Ancient Church, The Nave Gallery. A whole range of artists’ works. For the second year, The Nave Gallery (curated by Julie Groves) fills St Lawrence’s.

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High Ropes for 11 to 15yrs. Tandridge Trust are once again pleased to be offering the High Ropes challenge! This activity is for the older children as they will be climbing through an elevated obstacle course through the trees. From platform to platform children will be guided through, over and around, a verity of nerve racking obstacles ready for the leap of faith!  Safety equipment and consent form to be signed by parent/carer will be provided. All taking part will need to wear appropriate clothing, trainers, soft trousers etc. This activity is outdoors therefore rain jackets may also be required.  Need: weather appropriate clothing and a drink. Member £21 / Non-member £24.  Booking essential

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Story time for children and accompanying adults

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Friday 2 June 2.30 -4.30pm Tandridge Leisure Centre, Bake and Bounce. Baking & soft play for 4-7yrs. Make your yummy cakes and whilst your cakes are baking you can have fun on our bouncy castle and ball pit.  Once you are all bounced out you can decorate your cakes with colourful icing and beautiful sprinkles. Need: socks and a drink. Member £9.40 / Non-member £10.75

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St Lawrence’s Church, Julie Groves’ latest sound art performance installation “And so I met my Other’s Other” (2017).  Very thought provoking.

Donations very welcome.

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Comedy night. Our headliner for the 2017 Caterham Comedy Festival Show is comedian, actor and writer Matt Green! As always there’s a great supporting line up direct from the London Comedy Circuit, featuring Justin Panks, Lateef Lovejoy, Mike Cox & Sam Wyatt! Book Early for Super Early Bird Tickets! Group Concessions Available!!  We can’t wait! Hope you can make it! For tickets and information visit http://www.houseofstandup.co.uk/caterham  Show contains adult humour so be prepared for some naughty jokes and strong language

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11am – 5pm St Lawrence’s Ancient Church, The Nave Gallery. A whole range of artists’ works. For the second year, The Nave Gallery (curated by Julie Groves) fills St Lawrence’s.

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Saturday 3^rd June 7.30 – midnight, Sunnydown School.  Black tie, Cocktail and Canapes.  Join them at this year’s fund raiser.  Live music, magician Andrew Kelly and comedian John Williams, with the chance to win a real Caterham Seven Car.  Tickets £50

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Trevor and Gillian have been on the road for what seems like an eternity.  He the trusty pianist and she a fading musical theatre star.  But Trevor has sprained his wrist and she is losing her voice.   With their recital looming that very evening tensions rise to boiling point.   The recital goes ahead – a wealth of musical theatre songs and standards – but where are Trevor and Gillian? Can the show go on?!!!

Join Chris & Nicky Chambers with guests as they perform a new one-act play by Christopher Owen and entertain with a miscellany of songs from the

To book tickets:  Tickets available here

www.anotherwaytheatre.co.uk

Or email bookings@anotherwaytheatre.co.uk

Early Bird Tickets Available

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Caterham Bowling Club, Queen’s Park Road

Drop into the Caterham Bowling Club for a taster session in a relaxed informal atmosphere.  No experience necessary, Please wear flat shoes

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11am – 5pm St Lawrence’s Ancient Church, The Nave Gallery. A whole range of artists’ works. For the second year, The Nave Gallery (curated by Julie Groves) fills St Lawrence’s.

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Dayspace will be hosting their annual art exhibition of work created by adults with a learning disability. All artwork will be for sale with the proceeds going to charity. Refreshments will be served, so please pop in to view the art and enjoy tea and cake. Dayspace can be found at 4-6, Raglan Precinct, Chaldon Road, Caterham-on-the-Hill. For more info please call Bianca on 01883 349553.

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Come and join in the fun at Caterham’s biggest event.  Two music stages, performance areas, giant games, bell ringing, doughnut eating, free jelly and ice cream and circus skills.  Visit the market area.  New this year – Water Wars.  We finish with the popular foam party.

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Chaldon Church.  Sunday teas.  Come and relax at this picturesque setting

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Tea and cake in the grounds of The Ancient Church. Homemade cakes and activities

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Friends of Chaldon Church: Church

History talk (minimum donation £2) with tea and cakes on sale before and after

See www.chaldonchurch.co.uk

Teas and cakes available from 3pm

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A special Nave Gallery event:   “Folk in the Nave” with the acclaimed English Folk duo, The Askew Sisters (best traditional album Spiral Earth Awards 2015). Tickets for “Folk in the Nave”: £11 in advance, £12.50 on the door (limited). Refreshments available. Book online here: https://tinyurl.com/folkinthenave  or contact Julie on: 07985 361665

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Vitamin G Community Art Garden  Queens Park.  Can you help?  Volunteering tasks include planting of low, raised and accessible planting beds, creating and painting visual displays, and art activities. To confirm your availability, please contact Amy Stafford at Surrey Choices 01483 806650.  FREE

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Story time for children and accompanying adults

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Caterham & District Local History Centre at Caterham Valley Library.  Refreshments at 7:00, AGM at 7:30 and illustrated talk, “Who Do You Think They Were” by Julian Pooley of Surrey History Centre.  Admission FREE.

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Tea/Coffee available from 12:15pm, performance 12.45, St Johns church.  Munch with music.  Urška Horvat (Cello) & Francesca Fierro (Piano) perform Music by Bach and Schubert. FREE

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Caterham Round Table invite men under 45 to a meeting.  See what they do apart from organising the beer festival, the Caterham fireworks, the January ball, family events and raising £1000’s to support local groups. To book in please call Tony on 020 7099 2722

www.caterhamtable.com

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Introduce your baby to songs, rhymes and books

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Caterham Hill WI.  A Still Life Drawing Class our guest tutor is Rachel Treacher an art teacher at de Stafford and visitors will need to use the RSVP button on our website from the 1st June www.caterhamhillwi.com we welcome all visitors over 18 years old but only women may join the WI.

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Introduce your baby to songs rhymes and books

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Story time for children and accompanying adults

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Meet under the Cedar tree. The Bourne Society – A Stroll through Caterham on the Hill  starting with the plague door, looking at historic buildings with Roger Packham and Liz Bonsall.  Must be booked with Liz on 01883 340508 or email lizbonsall@aol.com. Limited numbers so booking essential

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Friday June 9th 7.30pm. Caterham School.  Love and Rabbits by the Underground Clown Club. Two fools take to the stage to lead you on a poetic journey through the most surreal, silly and forgotten parts of your imagination. Ticket price: £10 events@caterhamschool.co.uk or 01883 335089

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Carnival.  1 – 5pm.  Watch the procession as it tours Caterham Hill from The Arc at 12 noon or come to the Westway common at 1pm for an afternoon of entertainment.  See Ye Olde Red tail Falconry and other local acts perform in the arena.  Meet the ever popular Professor crump. Visit the funfair or over 100 stalls and side shows run by local groups.

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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The Food Fest.  Croydon Road will be closed to traffic for 50 stalls selling a variety of food both local and international.  Don’t forget the great Caterham Bake Off during the afternoon.

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Waller Lane is a narrow road running from the centre of the Surrey town that pitches up at 20 per cent in places, and includes 210 feet of climbing over its 0.31-mile length. The all inclusive event attracts an unusual mix of Elite riders including National Hill Climb Champions, enthusiastic club amateurs, have-a-go Mum’s on shopping bikes all the way down to kids on balance bikes (supported by strong backed Mums and Dads).

http://caterhamroundtable.co.uk/ for more details

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Caterham Bowling Club, Queen’s Park Road

Drop into the Caterham Bowling Club for a taster session in a relaxed informal atmosphere.  No experience necessary, Please wear flat shoes

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The great Caterham bake off, organised by the Caterham W.I’s.  Bring your cakes and breads to the control point in Croydon Road by 12 noon.  Full details from caterhamhillwi@gmail.com

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Turn up and try croquet. Please wear flat shoes

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Chaldon Church.  Sunday teas.  Come and relax at this picturesque setting

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