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Local Events Calendar 2020 Local Events 24 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) October 10 24 Slam Dunk Festival (Hatfield House) Calendar 2020 31 Welwyn and Hatfield Race for Life (Stanborough Park) 6-10 Harpenden Musical Theatre Company Made in Dagenham (Harpenden Public Halls) June 06 24-25 Redbourn Craft Fayre (Redbourn Village Hall) January 01 25 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 7 Luton Hoo Open Farm Sunday 28 Autumn Open Day, Luton Hoo Estate Walled Garden 1 St Albans Symphony Orchestra New Year’s Day 13 JOCAFest (Welwyn Rugby Club) Celebration Concert (St Albans Abbey) 13-14 Art on the Common (Harpenden) November 11 7-11 Harpenden Gang Show (Harpenden Public Halls) 14 St Albans Half Marathon & 5K & Fun Run 17-18 Welwyn Garden City Festival of Light (Parkway) (Verulamium Park) 7* Redbourn Fireworks on the Common 26 Harpenden 10K Run (Rothamsted Park) 14 TOTFest (Herts County Showground) 21* Welwyn Garden City Christmas Lights Switch On 26 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 19-28 Welwyn Festival 21 Harpenden Choral Society Haydn & Mozart (St Nicholas 20 Harpenden Choral Society Onyx Brass Concert Church) February 02 (St Nicholas Church) 22 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 22* St Albans Christmas Lights Switch On 23 Harpenden Half Marathon (Rothamsted Park) 20 Redbourn 5K Inflatable Run 28* Aboyne Lodge School Christmas Fair (St Albans) 23 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 20-21 Alban Pilgrimage Weekend (St Albans) 29* Harpenden Christmas Carnival and Lights Switch On 25 St Albans Annual Pancake Race (Market Square) 20-21 Redbourn in Bloom Open Gardens Weekend 28 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 29 St Albans Prosecco and Gin Festival (The County Club) 12 29 Muddy Mayhem (Knebworth House) December July 07 3-5 Redbourn Players Christmas Production (Redbourn March 03 3-5 Childwickbury Summer Arts Fair (Childwickbury Estate) Village Hall) 6* Redbourn Christmas Lights Switch On 2-7 WGC Youth Drama Festival (Barn Theatre) 4 Kimpton Folk Festival 14 The Hardynge Choir: Magnificat 14 ELO Experience (The Alban Arena) 4 Aboyne Lodge Summer Fair (St Albans) (St John’s Church, Harpenden) 21 The Hardynge Choir: The Earthy Rose (High Street 5 Larks in the Park (Harpenden) 22 Harpenden Choral Society Christmas Concert Methodist Church, Harpenden) 11 Welwyn Garden City Carnival (Parkway) (St Nicholas Church) 22 Dogs and Daffodils Show (Hatfield House) 18 Battle Proms (Hatfield House) 27 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 22 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) 19 St Albans 5K & 10K Race for Life (Verulamium Park) 22 Classics on the Common (Harpenden) 24-28 Harpenden Musical Theatre Company Summer Holiday *Provisional data - Every effort and care has been made to ensure the accuracy of (Harpenden Public Halls) 26 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) the information contained. The dates stated are correct at the time of publication. 28 Harpenden Choral Society Dvorak Requiem Ashtons cannot accept responsibility for any errors or subsequent alterations. (St Nicholas Church) August 08 15 Luton Hoo Walled Garden NGS Open Garden April 04 22-23 Flamstead Scarecrow Festival 4 Tewin Horticultural Arts & Crafts Society Spring Show 23 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) (Tewin Memorial Hall) 28-30 Goatfest (Codicote) 11-12 Redbourn Playing Field Trust Easter Fair (Redbourn 28-30 Meraki Festival (Herts County Showground) Village Hall) 30 55th National Pub Sevens Rugby Tournament (Harpenden 15 Spring Open Day, Luton Hoo Estate Walled Garden RFC) 18 Rock and Roll Revolution (Alban Area) 26 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street) September 09 5 Kensworth Flower and Vegetable Show May 05 (Kensworth Village Hall) 6 Redbourn Village Museum 20th Anniversary 5 Tewin Horticultural Arts & Crafts Society Autumn Show 6-30 Sep Luton Hoo Estate Walled Garden open, Wednesdays (Tewin Memorial Hall) 11-16 86th Welwyn Drama Festival (Barn Theatre) 5 Redbourn Classics Motor Show & Village Fete 14-16 Redbourn Players Spring Production (Redbourn Village 12 Redbourn Grand Autumn Show (Redbourn Village Hall) Hall) 23-26 St Albans Beer and Cider Festival 16 Maple Primary School Marathon (St Albans) 25-26 The Hardynge Choir: Our Fair Ladies (St John’s Church, 17 Redbourn Fun Run Lemsford & Markyate) 23-24 Hertfordshire County Show (Herts County Showground) 27 Harpenden Farmers’ Market (Lower High Street).
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