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The free event on Saturday July 16, featuring headliners The Brand New Heavies and The Hoosiers, celebrates Stortford's community heroes.

Over four hours on Saturday August 20 at Hatfield House the Urban Soul Orchestra will perform the very best in White Isle-inspired dance music.

This Is My Theatre production company returns to the village with its latest family friendly show

Eight couples took to the dance floor at South Mill Arts on Sunday to recreate the hit BBC1 TV show in aid of anti-slavery charity Hope for Justice.

Thorley Park primary school Manor Fields will host three hours of traditional fun for all the family from noon on Sunday July 3.

Michelle King said: "I have loved every minute of writing my fictional comedy – the characters just wouldn't let me go from the start."

The programme at Perry Green on three dates in August will be inspired by the modern art icon's methods.

Schools, sports and activity clubs can partner with the festival by registering and then sharing a unique booking link with their network.

Teas and cakes, stalls and music will entertain visitors to the farm on the outskirts of Bishop's Stortford on Thursday June 23.

On the bill at the club, based at United Reformed church hall, Water Lane, Bishop's Stortford, are Joe Jacobs, Nathan Caton and Ian Stone.

After two years in the making, the dance spectacular based on the popular BBC TV show comes to the stage at South Mill Arts Centre on Sunday.

Furneux Fayre features classic cars, dog show, traditional children’s games and inflatables, pony, tractor and boat rides, and trade stalls.

Two years later than planned due to Covid, the Bishop's Stortford community choir will celebrate a decade of song at South Mill Arts on Sunday.

If the art of comedy is making it look easy, Jason Manford is a master.

"No, I'm not talking about the Queen's Platinum Jubilee but Stiff Little Fingers on stage at Stone Valley Festival South."

The bill also includes Ed Byrne, Milton Jones, Reginald D Hunter, Angela Barnes, Phil Nichol, Ivan Brackenbury and Lloyd Griffith.

After a three-year break, villagers have relished the opportunity to create 34 royally-themed scarecrows in aid of Grove Cottage.

Jimmy Brimmacombe and friend Jordan Pollock launched the Keeping Metres project which led to a short film and subsequently a book.

A round-up of festivities and activities for all the family, including beacon lightings, music festival and community picnics.

Events at Stortford's arts venue kick off with crown crafts in the museum on Wednesday and end with a music and comedy festival on Sunday.