Events

The Waterboys will top the bill at Little Hadham on Friday July 5, with the top acts on Saturday and Sunday (July 6-7) yet to be named.

Former promoter Alan Goldsmith will be joined by Sixties singer Dave Berry on stage at South Mill Arts to celebrate the venue’s 60 years of music.

The event is a chance for people with a passion for the arts and outdoors to find out how they can get involved at Moore’s former home and studio.

Audley End Miniature Railway is hosting a fang-tastic spooky extravaganza this half term.

Sally B, who arrived at Duxford in 1975 and stared in the film Memphis Belle, is now the last remaining airworthy B-17 bomber in Europe.

Tracey Fernandes, Shveta Maini and Yvonne Estop are exhibiting at Bishop’s Stortford Museum until October 1.

Visitors can enjoy a range of apple, bee and honey-related activities plus music from Great Dunmow’s Take Note Concert Band on Sunday September 17.

Andrew Morris (flute), Martin White (oboe) and Alec Forshaw (piano and bassoon) will perform music by Dvorak, Rachmaninov, Stravinsky and Milhaud.

Media degree student and former Birchwood girl Eloise Churchman reviews outdoor theatre company Illyria’s Pride and Prejudice at Hatfield Forest.

Fragrant blooms, lush foliage and stunning flowers in a myriad of colours transformed the grounds of the Palladian mansion.

Doreen and Karen Adams will be exhibiting together for the first time at Manuden’s Yew Tree pub on Thursday September 21.

Club founder and compere Paddy Lennox will welcome Ben Van Der Velde, Stefano Paolini and Aideen McQueen to the stage at Foakes Hall.

The three-day event offers seasonal garden inspiration, expert tips and advice, fun workshops, plants to browse and buy, and showcase gardens.

The mill will be open to visitors 1pm-5pm on August 28 with music and food stalls around its base and family activities on the Recreation Ground.

Dunmow Art Group is hosting its annual autumn art exhibition at St Mary’s Church in October.

The display is in the shopping centre’s Community Space – the unit formerly occupied by Game – from Monday to Saturday (August 7-12), 10am-4pm daily

Saffron Walden Museum is running a variety of art exhibitions and workshops for all ages throughout the summer holidays, including a fun lion trail.

Riders are invited to explore the Hatfield Heath hotel’s estate, with brunch and afternoon tea for the humans – and water and carrots for the horses.

Standon Calling star to bring her talents to Sworder’s Field for fun day and music festival in aid of home of Mencap in Bishop’s Stortford.

Saffron Walden Museum is running two one-day courses at the end of July to teach the skills of designs on plaster.