Events

Town council organises £1 sessions where people can learn to juggle, spin plates, hula hoop, walk a tight wire or ride a unicycle.

The popular showcase of marvellous motors is back at Thremhall Park, Start Hill, near Bishop’s Stortford, on Sunday (June 27).

The venue's resident orchestra will be directed by Thomas Gould for a celebration of Argentinian composer Piazzolla's centenary year.

Jono Forgham will be leading walks for children and adults, including hunting for bugs and identifying birdsong and butterflies.

Organisers back up their claim to be the country's most dog-friendly festival by partnering with pet food brand Barking Heads.

Children can be entertained with stories of former gardens owner Countess of Warwick's exotic pets, including monkeys and baby elephant.

Mercury Prize nominees Georgia and Moses Boyd, BRIT Awards Rising Star winner Griff and Pale Waves are also joining the party.

They will kick off series of four open-air concerts in same weekend as James Blunt, Van Morrison and Last Night of the Proms featuring Russell Watson.

Families are asked to look out for the Truth and Treasure Easter trail posters with QR codes centred around shops open in South Street.

His show will feature the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and special guests, The NHS Chorus-19.

Club Excel, which has given children memorable school holidays in Herts for over 20 years, is bringing its brand of fun to Bishop's Stortford.

This summer's show promises to be better than ever with a DJ slot performed by former Pacha and Ministry of Sound resident Jose Luis.

August 3-day festival in Great Amwell also features Secret Affair, The Skids, Big Country, Sham 69, Bad Manners, Hugh Cornwell and The Blockheads.

The tradition, which has endured through the Black Death plague, pox and other pestilence, was due to take place in 2020.

The music festival just seven miles from Stortford will celebrate its 17th birthday in July with its signature brand of entertainment.

He will be appearing online to talk about his extraordinary life and achievements including winning a Bafta in 2019 for his documentary Superkids.

Jingle Bell Sleigh on Friday arranged by funeral firm Barringtons will leave Hockerill at 4pm on non-stop tour of Parsonage, Havers and town centre.

Sunday's event in the heart of Bishop's Stortford is part of the National Trust’s Heritage Open Day.

Visitors will be able to learn about apple varieties and what can be made from them from the East of England Apple and Orchard Project.

The chart-topping musician and songwriter will take to the stage in the grounds of the Jacobean mansion in August 2021.