Monday 13th - Friday 17th February: HALF TERM TRAIL AND CRAFT Ashridge Estate Visitor Centre, Moneybury Hill, Ringshall, Berkhamsted, HP4 1LT. 10-3pm Head into the Visitor Centre and complete your craft activity before following our trail around the woodland. No need to book, just drop in. All children must be supervised by an adult. Child £3. 01442 851227
www.nationaltrust.org.uk Monday 13th & Tuesday 14th February: BERKHAMSTED FILM SOCIETY PRESENTS SUITE FRANCAIS
Berkhamsted Civic Centre, High Street, HP4 3HD. 8pm. In occupied France, a lonely woman (Michelle Williams) begins a romance with the German offi- cer billeted with her mother-in-law (Kristen Scott Thomas). Dir: Saul Dibb/2014/UK,France/Cert 15/107min. Non-members £5 on the door. 01442 863155.
www.berkhamstedfilmsociety.co.uk Wednesday 15th & Thursday 16th February: STICKTACULAR!
The Barn, College Lake Nature Reserve nr Tring, Buckinghamshire, HP23 5QG. 10-1pm Amazing things to do with sticks, revealed by
throughout the day. Take an adventure across the night sky this half term at the Chilterns Gateway Centre. Following the huge demand for our stargazing nights, we will be welcoming Dark Sky Wales and their incredible indoor planetarium. Tickets: £3. 08442491895 /
ww.nationaltrust.org.uk Sunday 12th February: ST ALBANS FARMERS MARKET St Peter's St, St Albans. 8am - 2.00pm. Sunday 12th February:
LOTS FOR TOTS SALE - HEMEL HEMPSTEAD The Hemel Hempstead School, Heath Lane, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1TX. 11-1pm ArtbyClaire Wedding & Portrait Photography will be doing Free ‘Love Shoot’ mini sessions on the day - digital photos available to buy at special prices. 07595 550781
Monday 13th February: TRING PARK SCAVENGER HUNT Natural History Museum at Tring, Akeman Street, Tring, HP23 6AP. 10.30am and 2pm Two-hour activity, includes a 20-minute steep walk. Search high and low to find items to make a dodo art attack. Most suitable for ages 5+ Free (advanced booking required). 020 7942 6234
www.nhm.ac.uk/tring
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