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Things to Do in September

Here are some things happening in September in the local area. If you would like to let us know about any future event or activity please email meldrethmatters@hotmail.com.

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Mondays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays throughout September, 11.30am and 2.30pm Inside View: The Lancaster Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridgeshire CB22 4QR

Join an expert guide for a behind-the-scenes exploration of the iconic Avro Lancaster. Learn about the bomber’s illustrious history (including the famous Dambuster’s Raid) and heroism of its young crews. Tickets £10 adult; £8 concession; £5 accompanied child (NB in addition to normal IWM Duxford admission). Book at www.iwm.org.uk.

Friday 2nd to Sunday 4th September, 9.30am to 5.00pm BBC Gardeners’ World Autumn Fair Audley End House & Gardens, Saffron Walden, Essex CB11 4JF

Hear expert talks, listen to live music, gather garden inspiration, buy plants and visit the good food market. Tickets for English Heritage members: 10.00am entry £11.00; 12.00pm entry £9.50. Non-members from £18. All include access to house, grounds and gardens. Available from: www.gardenersworldfairautumn.seetickets.com.

Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th September, 10.00am to 4.00pm Harv’Fest 2022 - Wimpole Produce Weekend Wimpole Hall Estate, Arrington, Royston SG8 0BW

Head to the Wimpole stables to discover the plentiful produce grown on the Estate. Visit the Walled Garden stall to purchase their homegrown produce. Watch demonstrations of traditional crafts like ceramic making and wood turning and discover how apples are pressed to make juice. Free event but normal National Trust admission applies.

Sunday 4th September, 2.30pm to 5.00pm Hinxton Watermill Open Day Mill Lane, Hinxton, Cambridgeshire, CB10 1RD

Look around a beautiful working watermill dating back to the 17th century, the only one still working on the River Cam. Children can take part in the popular ‘Where’s Ratty’ contest with a chance to win a prize. Cambridge PPF members free, non-members £3 adult, £1 child.

Tuesday 6th September, 10.00am to 12noon Autumn Wildflowers in Wandlebury Wandlebury Ring, Gog MagogHills, Cambridge CB22 3AE

Want to learn more about wild flowers? Enjoy a stroll around the woods and meadows of Wandlebury, led by a warden who will help you with identification. Meet at noticeboard in car park. Free event but donations welcome. No need to book. Parking charge for nonmembers.

Friday 23rd September, 8.00pm Foyer Folk: Sam Kelly and Jamie Francis Saffron Hall, Audley End Road, Saffron Walden CB11 4UH

Enjoy a relaxed evening in the concert hall foyer with street food, bar and live music from two highly-acclaimed young folk musicians who combine their love of Celtic music with a passion for rock and blues. Great way to end your week! Book now from £13.50. Age guidance 7 plus. Tickets available from www.saffronhall.com.

Saturday 24th September, 11.00am to 4.00pm Cambridge Bead Fair Harston Village Hall , 20 High Street, Harston CB22 7PX

Beads and pearls for the home jewellery maker. Free admission and free refreshments. Easy parking next to hall.

Saturday 24th September, 7.00pm for 7.30pm (revised date) Megson Live in Melbourn All Saints Church, High Street, Melbourn SG8 6DY

Well-known English folk duo, Megson, will be performing in a fundraising event for All Saints’ Church, Melbourn. There will be a bar available in the Community Hall. Book directly at https:// www.megsonmusic.co.uk/product/live-melbourn. Tickets: Adults £14.00, children half price.

Thursday 29th September, 12.15pm Literary Lunch with Jude Simpson The Old Bull, 56 High Street, Royston SG8 9AW

Singer/songwriter Sarah Harrison in conversation with poet and performer Jude Simpson. Buffet lunch begins 12.15pm; Chat with Q and A session follows from 1.00pm. Tickets £15 per person, by phone on (01763) 262262 or visit www.hsrsc.org.uk/events. Proceeds in aid of Home-Start Royston, Buntingford and South Cambridgeshire. Compiled by John Crawforth

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