Please note that the village hall is now closed to all groups and bookings until further notice.
We hope that it is not too long before we can welcome you all back.
With best wishes from the Village Hall Committee.
Please note that the village hall is now closed to all groups and bookings until further notice.
We hope that it is not too long before we can welcome you all back.
With best wishes from the Village Hall Committee.
With coronavirus in mind, the village hall committee have taken the decision to cancel our film nights until further notice.
The hall is still open for bookings, clubs and classes as usual but we would like users to bear in mind the fact they do so at their own risk.

Don’t forget to get your tickets for Hambledon Film Night’s showing of Downton Abbey, this Saturday, Feb 29th at the Village Hall.
Those who have already seen it say that it is just as enjoyable for people who have never seen the TV series as it is for those who have watched every episode. What better way to spend a rainy February evening than meeting up with friends over a drink and watching a great film!
Tickets are £5 from the village shop. Doors open at 7.30 and the film starts at 8pm.
Licenced bar, tea, coffee and cake all avaliable.

Saturday, February 29th
Doors open 7.30 – Film Begins 8pm
Licenced bar, tea, cake and popcorn!
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop
Cert PG
Tickets for our showing of ‘Yesterday’ will be avaliable on the door tonight at £5 each. Doors and licenced bar open at 7.30 with film beginning at 8pm. 

Academy Award-winning director Danny Boyle joins celebrated screenwriter Richard Curtis for a new comedy starring Lily James, Himesh Patel and Kate McKinnon.
After a freak accident during a global blackout, aspiring musician Danny wakes up to discover that he is the only person in the world who remembers the Beatles……
Tickets £5 each available at the Village Shop.
Licenced bar, cake and popcorn!
Doors open 7.30pm Saturday, film starts at 8pm.

We have the very exciting news that from January 2020 a Cub Scout pack will be meeting in the Village Hall every Friday evening during term time.
Busbridge and Godalming Cubs have been very oversubscribed for a while and are now pleased to be starting a new pack in Hambledon. Whilst a lot of places will be taken up with children from their existing waiting list, there are currently still places available. It is open to girls and boys aged from seven and a half to ten years old.
This is fantastic news for a village without a school where opportunities for children to get together are, naturally, limited. Of course Cubs and Brownies did used to meet regularly at the village hall and there are ex Cubs and Brownies amongst us. However, no one seems to know exactly how long it is since Cubs have met at the Hall so we would be very grateful to hear from anyone who knows!
For all enquiries and to put younger children on the waiting list, please email Busbridge Scouts here.
Tickets are still available for the annual quiz at the Village Hall this Saturday, November 30th. Come along for a fun evening of testing your powers of recall, a jolly good shepherd’s pie, licenced bar and fantastic raffle. Tickets £12.50 from the Village Shop. Either book a table for a team of 6 or buy individual tickets and we will put you in a team with others. It’s a great way to get to know people in the village.

Accused of a murder he didn’t commit, Richard Hannay is on the run. Following clues left to him in a little black book by a mysterious American gentleman, he must uncover the secrets of the 39 Steps, prove his innocence and save Britain from the forces of evil!!
And, if there weren’t enough twists in the tale, BlackBox present this story of daring do as a live radio drama.
It’s November 1962 and with just ten minutes to go before the show is broadcast live to the nation, half the cast haven’t turned up, there’s no one to do the sound effects and they’ve just run out of Bourbon biscuits!! What could possibly go wrong?
The 39 Steps : A Live Radio Drama is an irreverent and affectionate take on one of our best loved stories. Full of thrills and spills, it’ll keep you on the edge of your seats and crying with laughter.
Tickets £12.50 (£10 concessions) from the Village Shop
Doors open 7pm, performance starts 7.30. Licenced bar available.

Following the success of their award winning play, Bully Beef & Whizzbangs last year, BlackBox Theatre Company return with a new adaptation of John Buchan’s classic ripping yarn, The 39 Steps.
Accused of a murder he didn’t commit, Richard Hannay is on the run. Following clues left to him in a little black book by a mysterious American gentleman, he must uncover the secrets of the 39 Steps, prove his innocence and save Britain from the forces of evil!!
And, if there weren’t enough twists in the tale, BlackBox present this story of daring do as a live radio drama.

We require a part-time, self-employed caretaker/cleaner for the village hall to work from two to five hours a week carrying out general cleaning and basic maintenance . Flexibility is necessary as the caretaker will need to be at the hall on different days of the week and with varying frequency depending on hall usage.
Rate of pay is £100 per month irrespective of hours worked.
Closing date for applications Friday, 29th November 2019.
For all enquiries and job description, please contact Ruth Canham via the village shop.
Come along to the Village Hall this Friday (11th) evening, 7pm for 7.30 for a wonderful evening of strytelling, comedy, a bit of audience participation and fantastic music.
The award-winning Little Bulb Theatre Company presents Mountain Music, the story of the people who left the British Isles for a new life in America taking with them their traditional folk music. We will be taken on their journey with them and experience the development of those folk songs into modern day country music. There will be old folk songs, there will be Patsy Klein, Dolly Parton and even Witney Houston!

Hambledon’s next film night is this Friday, October 4th, 7.30 for 8pm at the Village Hall.
We are showing Fisherman’s Friends, a comedy based on the true story of a group of shanty-singing Cornish fishermen.
Don’t miss out but get your tickets from the village shop – £5 each.
As usual there will be a licensed bar, cake and popcorn!
On Friday, October 11th the Village Hall Committee is hosting a new musical production called Mountain Music from the award-winning Little Bulb Theatre Company. It is part of an initiative by Farnham Maltings, supported by Waverley Borough Council to promote theatre in Village Halls and the production is currently on a national tour.
It tells the story of American country music from its celtic origins in the UK to the present day. It is performed by a small group of talented musician/actors and we are expecting beautiful harmonies, swinging country music and a good old-fashioned hoedown!
Watch the video below to brighten up a rainy day and get a taste of what’s to come!
There are still tickets left for the fabulous Hambledon Fashion Show this Thursday, September 26th at 7pm in the village hall.
Tickets are £7 each from the village shop. Don’t miss out on the fun!

Don’t miss out on the fantastic Hambledon Fashion Show at the Village Hall on September 26th at 7pm.
It will be a relaxed but fun evening with our star Hambledon models and the chance to top up your autumn wardrobe! There will be a licenced bar and raffle.
Tickets are £7, available from the Village Shop or from Anthea on 07941 961 969.
We have a minimum amount of tickets we need to sell for the show to go ahead so, if you’re coming, we’d be very grateful if you could buy your tickets as soon as you can!