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City of London Sinfonia: Musical Identities – Chiltern Arts Festival 2021 – Amersham Concert
City of London Sinfonia: Musical Identities – Chiltern Arts
Festival 2021
date: 06 March 2021
time: 19:00
venue: St Mary’s Church, Old Amersham
cost: £24.00 – £33.00
event email: naomi.taylor@chilternarts.com
event web: https://chilternarts.com/whats-on/
event tel nos: 01442920303
Categories: Amersham
Chiltern Open Air Museum’s Terrific Tuesdays Are Back
Terrific Tuesdays and Thursdays
Family activities in the 45 acre open air museum a perfect place for a socially distanced day out!
Chiltern Open Air Museum’s Terrific Tuesdays are back this August on both a Tuesday and a Thursday! Every Tuesday and Thursday there will be a trail and the chance to have a go at some natural art. You can explore the museum site say hello to the goats, sheep, chickens and cows, and find out what’s growing in the allotment and gardens. The adventure playground is open and so is the woodland walk.
On some Tuesdays and Thursdays there will also be storytelling, pond dipping, minibeast hunting and archery these activities do have an additional charge and will need to be booked in advance – see full details of what s happening on each date by visiting the Museum’s website.
The Museum is a large 45 acre outdoor site with plenty of space to socially distance. There are lots of hand washing stations around the site and the toilets are open. There are lots of picnic tables and space to spread out a blanket. The Snack Barn is open selling hot and cold drinks, ice creams, cakes and snacks but the café remains closed.
You re not currently able to go inside any of the historic buildings but the doors are all open so you can take a peek. To compensate for this, during the whole of July and August they re offering admission for just £5 per person!
Tickets must be pre-booked on the Museum’s website where you can choose an available entry time. Entry slots are limited to ensure everyone can enjoy a nice and safe visit.
Things are continually changing so please make sure you check the museum s website or social media channels before visiting www.coam.org.uk
date: 13th, 18th, 21st, 25th & 27th August
time: 10am – 11am
venue: Chiltern Open Air Museum
Newland Park
Gorelands Lane
Chalfont St Giles
Bucks
HP8 4AB
cost: £5 per person under 4s free
event email: enquiries@coam.org.uk
event web: https://www.coam.org.uk/events/summer-holiday-acti
event tel nos: 01494 871 117
Categories: Amersham