Events Calendar

Celebrating National Volunteers Week

Please come and say hello, and have a chance to win prizes: 4 tickets in the Regatta Enclosure at Henley Royal Regatta - along with parking for 4; 2 grandstand tickets for the Henley Festival on Sunday and a bottle of Leander Pink by Digby.

2.00pm

Two major female painters of the 0th century; their subject matter and views of the world.

Parking access off Walton Avenue

Non-members  of retirement age are welcome at £2 each on entry.  Members of the Group's committee will be available should you be interested in membership, only £15 pa.  Do come along.

2.00pm

Novelist and bon viveur Disraeli achieved lasting fame as a Conservative politician.  In 1848 he bought Hughenden estate, a country seat befitting a prospective leader, and continued the process of "Gothicising" the house he loved.

Parking access off Walton Avenue

Non-members  of retirement age are welcome at £2 each on entry.  Members of the Group's committee will be available should you be interested in membership, only £15 pa.  Do come along.

Bringing the community together by combining live music with the best bits of the traditional English summer fete. Central to the 'mini-festival' will be a colourful variety of local musical acts. We have a mixture of different performers from jazz, rock n roll, a choir and several other acts.

- a licensed bar
- local food vendors, including Buddys Burgers and Anonymous Coffee Co!
- a number of stalls including tombola and bouncy castle
- family activities, including the annual tug of war!

Entrance £5.  Purchase tickets via Harpsden Hoo-Ha | June 17, 2023

7.30pm

Speaker – Danielle Semple
Assistant Programme Coordinator at FarmED, the Centre of Farming and Food Education in the Cotswolds.

Why do butterflies and bees get all the attention? Without earthworms in the soil, we lose approximately 70% of our invertebrate biomass in the soil.
Learn about their importance in soil and food systems, and see them through a different lens.
We will cover the basic earthworm ecology, their role in the soil, and how we can better look after them.

Registrations are needed to book a space via cafescihenley@gmail.com

7.30pm

Soloist - Kristine Balanas
Beethoven’s Symphony no. 1
Stravinsky’s Pulcinella
Beethoven Violin Concerto

Tickets are £20 unreserved and £8 for U16s/students, obtainable from hsoboxoffice@gmail.com  or 07726 459261.

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2.00pm

What makes an iconic picture?  How do we define iconic and who are the photographers of the 20th and 21st centuries that have produced these images?

Parking access off Walton Avenue

Non-members  of retirement age are welcome at £2 each on entry.  Members of the Group's committee will be available should you be interested in membership, only £15 pa.  Do come along.

Start your summer off with a bang at Henley Festival 2023!

Weds 5 July – Rag’n’Bone Man
Thurs 6 July – Westlife
Fri 7 July – Nile Rodgers & CHIC
Sat July – Ministry of Sound Classical
Sun 9 July – Sunday Sessions : Kanneh-Mason Trio, Ronnie Scott’s and Vanessa Haynes presents ‘Aretha Franklin – Queen of Soul’, Boney M featuring original lead singer Liz Mitchell, Jack Dee

Book tickets via henley-festival.co.uk

Three nights of top comedy plus an insane magic show and an action-packed circus and acrobat family show.

Go to the website for more information and to book at www.kentontheatre.co.uk

From horse-drawn, to steam, to petrol, farm and military machinery, with planes flying over of course.

Autojumble, vintage, antiques and local crafts. Music & dancing.

Great local food and The Crooked Billet Pub

In aid of Macmillan Cancer Support and National Transport Trust

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Exciting attractions both on the river and land for adults and children of all abilities to enjoy.

After the success of the inaugural event last year, this spectacle on the river is returning for 2023

More information and to register go to Illuminatedparade