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

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Update, the evening has now been sponsored by Caterham School and is now free.  Donations are always welcome.

Caterham School present The Choir of 100 voices perform the Vivaldi Gloria.  Also involving Barisons singers, Caterham School chamber choir and Caterham Vivaldi orchestra.  To join the choir contact Brian.Hill@caterhamschool.co.uk

If you have sung the Vivaldi before, feel free to join us for this free event. Just one hour rehearsal and straight into the concert. What better way to deliver the Vivaldi Gloria.

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Thursday 24 May to Sat 2 June (except Sun 27 May) 8pm, The Miller Centre. Play: The Good Soldier, Ford Maddox Ford’s classic Edwardian story of love and deception.  Tickets £9 and £11

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Ladies Fashion Show, see fashionable and affordable clothes and the opportunity to buy them. Tickets £5.00 from 01883 340000

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Saturday 26 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.

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

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Saturday and Sunday 26 – 27 May Chilli and Chocolate weekend at Knights Garden Centres in Woldingham and Chelsham

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Saturday and Sunday 26 – 27 May Chilli and Chocolate weekend at Knights Garden Centres in Woldingham and Chelsham

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At five sites around Caterham, listen to Actors recite poems to commemorate the end of WW1.  See them at The Asprey Fountain, St Lawrence’s Church, the CIU club, Caterham Hill Library and The Beacon.  Free

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Kit Packham and his full band, One Jump Ahead come to the Caterham Festival for an excellent afternoon of Swing Jive.  Full supporting acts and vintage clothes available to buy

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

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Monday 28 May 10am-3pm The Dene Knights Garden Centre Woldingham Shetland ponies Bookings on 01883 652 712

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Tuesday 29 May 10am – 4pm The Dene Knights Garden Centre Woldingham Falconry Event, Bookings on 01883 652 712

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Make a Model Mammoth … with Tusks!

Potter’s clay and other materials supplied

Instructions and guidance will be provided by museum volunteers, but every child must be accompanied at all times by a parent or responsible adult.
There is no charge for these activities, but please leave something in the donations bottle to cover costs of materials

10.30-12.00 or 2.00 to 2.30

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Wednesday 30 May 12pm – 4pm The Dene Knights Garden Centre Woldingham Reptile Event Bookings on 01883 652 712

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Your chance to see Anotherway theatre company, (who have supported many festivals over the years but aren’t able to attend this year) perform Hamlet prior to taking the show to the Minack theatre.  Tickets via www.anotherwaytheatre.co.uk

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Make a Model Mammoth … with Tusks!

Potter’s clay and other materials supplied

Instructions and guidance will be provided by museum volunteers, but every child must be accompanied at all times by a parent or responsible adult.
There is no charge for these activities, but please leave something in the donations bottle to cover costs of materials

10.30-12.00 or 2.00 to 2.30

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Thursday 31 May 11.30am -12.15pm The Dene Knights Garden Centre Woldingham, Krafty Kids. Create clay animal painting. Bookings on 01883 652 712

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University of 3^rd Age open event. Stuart Hibberd is speaking on ‘Crystal Palace – A Sporting History from 1854 to 1914’ FREE

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11am -12.45 and 2- 3.45pm Caterham Valley Library.  Build a Plane. Two workshops for children in conjunction with “The National Festival of Learning and the Kenley Revival Project. Suitable for ages 5-10years.

In 1930, Amy Johnson flew all the way from England to Australia in a beloved Gipsy Moth plane called Jason, setting the record for the first woman to fly there and breaking Bert Hinkler’s record to India along the way. Early in World War 2, Amy would join the WAAF, the Women’s Auxiliary Air Force, a branch of the RAF, where her job involved flying and delivering planes all over the country.

Find out more about Amy Johnson and her love of flying and how women of the WAAF contributed to the RAF effort in WW2. Children will meet Jason the Gipsy Moth who will lead part of the session and be invited to the engineers’ workshop where they will design and make their own aeroplane creations.

The workshops, hosted by Jenny Lockyer in conjunction with the Kenley Revival Project, will be free of charge, however there are only limited spaces available so please book in advance athttps://waafviatheworld.eventbrite.co.uk

Please note children must be supervised at all times.

Ticket bookings are per child with a maximum of 1 adult per child to supervise.

Find out more about the Kenley Revival project at http://www.kenleyrevival.org/

Find out more about Jenny Lockyer at http://www.jennylockyer.co.uk/

Join Jason the Gipsy Moth Plane in The WAAF via the World Workshop

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Friday June 1. 11am, 1pm and 3pm Punch & Judy show. The Dene Knights Garden Centre Woldingham

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Friday 1 June 8pm Soper Hall.  Caterham Comedy club staring Roger Monkhouse and full supporting acts.  Tickets from www.houseofstandup.co.uk

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Saturday 2 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 2 June 2pm Caterham Valley Library.  Gardeners Question time with the Caterham & District Horticultural Society.  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 24 May to Sat 2 June (except Sun 27 May) 8pm, The Miller Centre. Play: The Good Soldier, Ford Maddox Ford’s classic Edwardian story of love and deception.  Tickets £9 and £11

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Try the Smoothie bike, learn circus skills with rico the clown, join in with the Northdowns drummers, listen to music, see the entertainments, eat Jelly and Ice cream, visit the market stalls, try the inflatables and many other things to do.  And of course the foam party to finish off

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Riding the Dragon with Sebastian Betchinger. The Autonomic Nervous System governs all of our internal, physiological self-regulation as well as our stress responses. In this workshop we will address the traditional stress-responses (flight, fight and freeze), the more recently “discovered” responses, their relationships to one another and their practical applications and implications. £20.00

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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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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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A glimpse into the relationship between children’s author A. A. Milne and his son Christopher Robin, whose toys inspired the magical world of Winnie the Pooh.  Tickets £5 (Cert PG, 107 minutes).

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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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Caterham & District Local History Centre presents “Caterham Talking: oral history past and present” –  an audio-visual presentation with Jeremy Webster.  An open invitation to all interested residents with refreshments at 7pm.  Donations welcome.

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Sinfona Diverse, To include works by Elgar and Mozart. 

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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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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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 7 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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Caterham Jazz and blues festival at the Miller Centre Theatre. A group of some of the finest young musicians in the country brought together by the Tomorrow’s Warriors organisation. They will be bringing you a collection of jazz classics performed in their own special style.  Tickets www.miller.net   More information at www.caterhamjazz.com

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

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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.  See 3Sixty Mountain Bike display and other local acts perform in the arena.  All the fun of the fair with over 100 stalls and side shows run by local groups, and arena acts.

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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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Around 50 stalls selling food from around the world.  Music from Caterham school at lunchtime.  Shuttle buses will run from Wapses Lodge to Croydon Road.

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Sunday 10 June 10 – 4pm. . Fabulous stalls, crafts, tea and cakes and more

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A service to bless our pets. All well-behaved pets are welcome along with their companions. All pets receive an individual blessing.

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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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A talk by Ted Howard. Entrance £4 at the door in aid of the Friends of Chaldon Church.  Tea and cakes on sale afterwards.

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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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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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Meet at the Cedar Tree, Caterham on the Hill at 6.30 to see the ‘Plague door inside Buxton homes offices, the former Rectory of Caterham. Then stroll down Caterham High Street” with Roger Packham of the Bourne Society and learn about the history of the area

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

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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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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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Caterham Hill W.I. will be learning to belly dance at their regular monthly meeting! Please contact caterhamhillwi@gmail.com  for further details.

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The Nave Gallery returns to St Lawrence’s Ancient Church.  A wide range of artists’ works: for the third year The Nave Gallery (curated by Julie Groves) fills St Lawrence’s.

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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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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 many things for people in Caterham to do

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The Nave Gallery returns to St Lawrence’s Ancient Church.  A wide range of artists’ works: for the third year The Nave Gallery (curated by Julie Groves) fills St Lawrence’s.

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

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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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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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The Utopians Unlimited will tell the Gilbert and Sullivan story of how the diverse personalities of the legendary Gilbert and Sullivan were kept together over 25 years through songs, choruses and sketches at St. John’s Church, Caterham Valley at 7.30pm.

Tickets available from JJ Brownes Jewellers 10 Godstone Road or via Sue Entwistle 0208 656 4760 s_entwistle1@hotmail.co.uk or Noel Gibbin 01883 343509 ngibbin@btinternet   GS POSTER 2018

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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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The Nave Gallery returns to St Lawrence’s Ancient Church.  A wide range of artists’ works: for the third year The Nave Gallery (curated by Julie Groves) fills St Lawrence’s.

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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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St John’s Church. North Downs Community Orchestra and Ensemble perform a variety of music at the Caterham Festival for the 2^nd time.

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“Folk in the Nave”. After last year’s success, acclaimed English Folk Duo the Askew Sisters return with new material for their upcoming third album (best traditional album Spiral Earth Awards 2015). Tickets: £11 in advance, £12.50 on the door (limited).   Refreshments available. Book online here: https://tinyurl.com/fitnaskewsisters or text/call Julie on: 07981 155205

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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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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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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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Join Beechwood Women’s group for a talk, “Marianne North, a Victorian Lady Traveller and her Gallery at Kew Gardens” – Laptop presentation by Dr Judith Hill, MA PhD about Marianne’s adventurous travels around the world. All Welcome.  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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 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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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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Foot tappers Jazz Club present a fabulous evening of Jazz at Knights garden centre with saxophonist Robert fowler Booking essential through Jazz Tickets ..

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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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Come and listen to the Croydon Male Voice choir perform in front of Morrisons.  Free

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Sorry, the model air show has had to be cancelled this year.  With everything else going on the insurers weren’t happy

2pm – 4pm The Caterham Games

6pm The pillow Fight

8pm – 10pm Last night of the Festival Proms with Oxted Band.

Also, there will be the Festival Beer Fest from noon, prosecco, other drinks and food will also be available.  Come and try the bungy water slide. To register a team for the games, visit East Side Deli in Caterham High Street.

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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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A Hundred Years of Chaldon W.I., an exhibition, with tea & cake Our Celebration afternoon commemorates all this in many different ways and we warmly invite residents to come and enjoy the display and also eat cake

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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.  A new play is being produced for the Festival.

Donations welcome

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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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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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University of 3^rd Age. Open event. A talk by comic scriptwriter Brad Ashton entitled ‘The Job of a Laughtime’   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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Join Beechwood Women’s group for a talk.  “Poetry – Woman’s Work Throughout the Ages” – Audrey Ardern-Jones presents a variety of descriptive, comical and serious poems.  All welcome.  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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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 7 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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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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We invite you to come and explore the world of Orpheus, an Independent specialist college that focuses on developing skills through performance and visual arts.

The Centre is off the A25 in North Park Lane Godstone RH9 8ND

orpheus poster

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Breakfast baps, newspapers, live music from girl group The Femmes

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Summer Fair.  Stalls, Raffle, BBQ lunch, Beer & Pimms, Children’s activities

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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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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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Come and see two plays specially written for radio read and performed by local actors. Resolution HS3017 and The Eddie Venus Story.  There will be a live discussion on these thought provoking plays.  Listen to the plays on Internet based Ridge Radio

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Jessica Swale’s delightful adaptation of Austen’s dearly-loved classic, following the fortunes of Elinor and Marianne as they chase their dreams from Devonshire to London and back. Tickets £9 and £11

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Jessica Swale’s delightful adaptation of Austen’s dearly-loved classic, following the fortunes of Elinor and Marianne as they chase their dreams from Devonshire to London and back. Tickets £9 and £11

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