Village Hall Events in chronological order.
Hambledon Projectionist’s Choice is Woodstock – the movie. Join us for the screening at the Village Hall. We will stock the fridges of drinks. This is a long film so there will be two intervals. Doors open at 6.30pm and the film starts at 7pm. Certificate 15
Kaftans and facepaint optional.
Tickets £5 online by clicking here
The Village Hall committee have decided to cancel their advertised screening of the World Cup Final at the Village Hall. After Argentina’s semi-final defeat of England last night it was felt there was little enthusiasm in the village to congregate to watch the final. The committee will consider running a similar event and have put it in the diary for June 2030
For three remarkable days of mud and happiness in 1969, over half a million people came together on a small farm in upstate New York to celebrate life, love and music – Woodstock
One camera crew was there, in the middle of everything, recording the live performances of many of the greatest musicians of the era and the joy, peace and rock’n’roll experience. Including Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Joan Baez, Joe Cocker, Keith Moon, Sly Stone, Carlos Santana and many more.
This is a 3 hour blockbuster so there will be two intervals and we will start half an hour earlier than usual. Doors open at 6.30pm and the film starts at 7pm. Certificate 15
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop or online by clicking here
The Mikron Theatre return to Hambledon with a new production. Support independent theatre and your village hall and book your tickets soon. They are now on sale from Mikron’s the e-ticket site below.
Get ready for a hilarious and heartwarming journey to the Top of the Wold!
Hop aboard the most charmingly quirky mobile library you’ll ever encounter and dive into chapters that teem with the lives of then and now. This brand-new play, bursting with original songs, invites you to join the East Riding Mobile Library in a celebration of community, culture, caravans, and peas.
Via Bempton, Bridlington, Hornsea and Howden, we explore a region barely noticed by the nation it feeds, eroded by the pounding North Sea, can a mobile library – with its complex web of rural stops (and somewhat erratic engine) – pull together the Riding’s finest yarns?
From the rolling Wolds to the wild North Sea, discover a place where connection to the land is ingrained, culture is as organic as its produce, and the sea reminds us that we stand on the cliff-edge of a much bigger story.
This laugh-out-loud quest through a patchwork of culture and community celebrates the forgotten, the resilient, and the wonderfully eccentric.
If the story of a county is written in a book, the library is the spine that shows you where to look.
We are delighted to be welcoming back to the Village Hall the fantastic Pantaloons with Conan Doyle’s classic The Hound of the Baskervilles.
Will detective duo Holmes and Watson discover the deadly secret of the Baskerville family curse before it strikes again? Or are they barking up the wrong tree?
Find out in this delightfully inventive show that will have you yelping with excitement and howling with laughter. Features live music, audience interaction and more mystery than you can shake a magnifying glass at.
Tickets on sale at the Pantaloons’ website by clicking this link and will be available at the Village Shop from the start of May. We were sold out last time they came to Hambledon so buying tickets early will avoid missing out!
Adults £16, Children £10.
The true story of John Davidson, a boy growing up in the 1980s with Tourette’s. Diagnosed at fifteen, targeted as ‘insane’ by his peers, he struggled with a condition few had witnessed. Campaigning for better understanding and acceptance of the condition of as an adult, he finds his life’s purpose and accepted an MBE from the Queen in 2019.
Described by reviewers as ‘masterpiece’, ‘must-see’ and ‘simply the best movie I have seen in years’
Due to the nature of the subject matter there is explicit swearing throughout. Certificate 15
Doors and bar open at 7pm. Film starts at 7.30pm
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop or online by clicking this link
The 1946 classic Film Noir adaptation of a Raymond Chandler novel starring Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart. Come and see it on the Big Screen as intended!
Doors/Bar open at 7pm – film starts at 7.30pm Tickets £5 available online by clicking this link. Will also be available at the Village Shop from the beginning of February.
This year, Hambledon Heritage Society has invited a long-standing villager to deliver the presentation that follows the brief official business of its AGM.
Stewart Payne and his wife Mary Burrows arrived in Hambledon during the Great Storm of 1987. The village was cut off for days and had no power for weeks. A tree had crashed down beside their new home, just missing the house. Welcome to life in a small rural village.
His talk will embrace the almost 40 years they have lived at Hydestile and have been involved in community life across Hambledon parish, recalling the people and events that have made life so colourful and rewarding. It will be illustrated with film footage and a wealth of photographs. You may even be in it!
Make a note of the date – Thursday March 19th, 2026.
Written by and starring Tom Basden and Tim Key and also starring Carey Mulligan, The Ballad of Wallis Island is a gentle and poignant comedy-drama about a millionaire living alone on a remote island who dreams of reuniting his favourite folk band.
Doors/Bar open at 7pm and the film starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop or online at no extra charge by clicking this link.
Featuring the Sound Mix a Capella Choir
Thursday, 18 December 2025
Starts 7:30 pm
Hambledon Village Hall, Malthouse Ln, Hambledon, GU8 4HQ
Join us for a magical evening of music and festive cheer, as the award-winning Sound Mix a
capella choir performs an enchanting programme in the warm glow of candlelight.
Enjoy stunning vocal arrangements by The King’s Singers and others, spanning Christmas
classics, beloved songs from the shows, and contemporary hits from artists such as Billy Joel and
Coldplay.
Also featuring the Marianne Windham/David Kirby Jazz Trio with special guest Jo Kirkland.
Tickets:
Adults £15 Students & Children £10
Bar serving wine, beer, and soft drinks in an intimate candle-lit setting.
Tickets available online: ti.to/hambledon-festival/soundmix and at Hambledon Village Shop.
All proceeds go towards the Village Hall, so do come and support us.
Saturday, November 15th – It’s the Village Quiz!
Don’t miss out on the best quiz in the area with, as always, fantastic quiz-master Bill Dan.
Tickets from the Village Shop nearer the time. Teams of no more than 6 people
Just to remind everyone of the return of our lovely Art Fair at the Village Hall this weekend. With paintings, ceramics, textiles, jewellery and photography there will be something for everyone and it might be the perfect opportunity to pick up an early (very early) Christmas present or two!
With teas and (proper) coffee and homemade cakes served all weekend we will be waiting to welcome you. Admission £2 for adults and free for under 16s.
The fair will be open from 10am to 5pm on Saturday and 10am to 4pm on Sunday
With live music, audience interaction, brevity-boosting abridgements, comic turns and tragic twists, there’s only one question: To be there or to be square?
Fun for all the family and it’s an A Level text so bring your children and grandchildren to get the academic year off to a great start!
Doors/bar open at 7pm and performance starts at 7.30pm
Tickets £15 for adults and £9 for under 16s from the Village Shop (cash only) or online by clicking here or by using this QR code
Everyone is invited to our tea party!
Coffee, tea and homemade cake will be provided but please do also feel free to bring your own sandwiches/packed tea/bottle of fizz to have a lovely afternoon and raise money for this invaluable cause.
Children’s crafts will be provided so it will be a lovely way to start the weekend after school pick-up.
All donations will go to Macmillan Cancer Support
Don’t miss out on this unique and unconventional cinematic experience! Pink Floyd in early experimental days performing in the amphitheatre at Pompeii interspersed with film of the band rehearsing. It’ll be loud and it’ll be immersive!
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop or online here. Tickets will also be available on the door. Bar opens at 7pm.