Village Hall Events in chronological order
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.
Mikron Theatre are bringing their production of “Hush Hush! – A Bletchley Story” to Hambledon Village Hall this Friday 11th July 2025. It follows a young woman as she gets involved with the code breakers – with songs, secrets and ciphers it’s getting fantastic reviews. Only a few days to go so don’t miss out – buy your tickets now!
Bar opens at 6.30pm and the performance starts at 7pm.
Tickets are £16 online by clicking here or from the Village Shop.
Munstead Wood was designed by Edwin Lutyens, built by Messrs Underwood of Dunsfold 1896/97 for Gertrude Jekyll (1843-1932). She revolutionised the art, theory and practice of gardening and pioneered many principles which underpin gardening today. Gertrude Jekyll democratised gardening, sharing ideas, advice and inspiration through the popular media of the day reaching every level of society and giving birth to a national obsession.
The National Trust bought the property a couple of years ago and are preparing it for opening to the public. Katherine Mills of the National Trust is attending the Hascombe Village Hall AGM and will be giving an insight into Munstead Wood, its history and Jekyll’s rich legacy which is helping to shape plans for the property’s future.
Free entry Wednesday 7th May, 7.30pm. Please note this is at Hascombe Village Hall
The award-winning political thriller starring Ralph Fiennes, Isabell Rossellini and Stanley TucciDoors/bar opens at 7pm and film starts at 7.30 Certificate 12a
Tickets £5 each (plus booking fee) online by clicking this link and will also shortly be available at the Village Shop
Don’t miss out on tickets for the fantastic Hambledon Village Quiz at the Village Hall on Saturday April 26th. We’ve got our usual and brilliant quiz master Bill Dann and a raffle with great prizes.
Doors and our very reasonably-priced bar open at 7.30n and the quiz starts at 8pm.
No meal this time but crisps etc will be available at the bar.
Tickets £10 each (tables of six people) are available at the Village Shop so buy yours soon to avoid disappointment. This is always a sell-out!
Please come along to the Annual Parish Assembly, held in the village hall on Thursday 10th April. It is an informal meeting hosted by the Parish Council which celebrates all the different organisations in the village with representatives from across the community giving a brief report of the last 12 months. Doors open at 7.30pm and there will be a chance to have a drink and a chat before the meeting starts.
Chairman Stewart Payne will open the meeting at 8pm and this year we welcome Surrey Police as speakers. PC Archie Ridley and PCSO John Savage will be holding a Q & A session at the start. The parish clerk asks that questions are sent in advance where possible. If you have any questions you would like to be addressed during the meeting, please get in touch via email ([email protected]) by Tuesday 8th April.
This Parish Assembly will be Cllr Stewart Payne’s last as both Chairman and a longstanding Councillor as he will be retiring at the May AGM. This meeting will be an opportunity to thank him for 23 years of service on the Council. If you would like to donate to his retiring collection, there is a collection in the village shop. If you’d prefer to make a bank transfer, please contact the parish clerk for the details.
The annual litter pick which follows the Parish Assembly will take place on Saturday 12th April at 10am. There will be opportunities to sign up at the assembly on the evening or in the village shop after.
More details of the evening will follow.
Following on from the resounding success of last year Hambledon Cricket Club is hosting a Race Night on Friday 25 April, we are hoping to raise much needed funds for the club.
We are selling tables of 6/8/10 people at £5 per head so get your friends together and book a table, individual places are also available, numbers are limited so get your booking in quickly, it promises to be a fun filled night!
There will be a licenced bar and pizza by Zoo Café on the night.
More details to follow about opportunities to purchase a horse and/or jockey in each race and chose your own name, and many other things.
If you would like to book a table/place please contact Caroline Tristem at [email protected].
Starring Toni Collette and Damian Lewis, Dream Horse is the true story of a group of ordinary people from a Welsh village who decide to club together to breed a race horse despite having no experience. It’s a feelgood amusing story for a February evening which gets great reviews on the review site Rotten Tomatoes and The Guardian calls ‘A Winner’.
Doors and our extremely reasonably-priced bar open at 7pm and the film starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop or online by clicking this link. A small booking fee is added to online tickets which is taken by the booking website, not the village hall.
Certificate PG
Come along to the Village Hall for our first film of the year this Saturday, January 25th. We will be showing The Miracle Club, a heart-warming story following three generations of friends who have the dream of winning a pilgrimage trip to Lourdes. Starring Maggie Smith, Kathy Bates, Laura Linney and Stephen Rea. ‘A charming emotional rollercoaster… with stellar performances’ according to The Independent.
Certificate 12A
Tickets £5 from the Village Shop, on the door and online by clicking this link.
Doors and bar open at 7pm and the film starts at 7.30pm
Get the festive season off to a very Christmassy start at the Village Hall on Sunday December 1st with our family Christmas film.
We will be showing the Muppet Christmas Carol which, if you haven’t seen it, is definitely the best version! True to the book, funny, great songs and it’s the Muppets!! Also, of course, Michael Caine as Scrooge! 2.30 for a 3pm start. Bring your children, your grandchildren and yourselves!
Tickets £5 each online here and from the village shop very soon. Booking fees apply to online sales.
Please do come along to support this invaluable cause at the Village Hall this Friday, September 27th from 9am to 11am. Chat with friends and neighbours, have a coffee and piece of delicious homemade cake and help us to raise even more than last year!
As an exciting new venture, we will be screening the Last Night of the Proms at the Village Hall, live from the Albert Hall on Saturday, September 14th. 6.30pm for 7pm.
Come along for a celebration of international music from the world’s leading musicians and enjoy this decades old tradition on the big screen with surround sound.
We will be running a well-stocked bar and selling snacks. There is no admission fee but tickets are required for entry which are available from the Village Shop.
The excellent first aid training of Hambledon residents conducted this week in the village hall was hosted by our local Community First Responders. They have asked us to publicise that they are looking for more volunteers. Guildford & District Community First Responders are recruiting new Community First Responders. They’re especially interested in applications from rural and semi-rural locations, including Cranleigh and Haslemere, and the villages around Guildford and Godalming.
If you want more information and a no-obligation chat send them a direct Facebook message . A full formal role description and link to the application form is here. The closing date is 21st July but applications may close early if there is a high volume of response.
Also – our First Responders Teresa and Marietta asked for donations of discarded bras. These are used by them on dummies to practice cutting them off! Mary Grove has offered to accumulate them and forward if left on her doorstep or maybe left at the shop?
Tickets are now on sale for our showing of ‘Wicked Little Letters’ starring Olivia Colman and Jessie Buckley. Set in 1920s Littlehampton, this comedy tells the story of how local people, including the prim Edith (Olivia Colman), begin to receive letters full of hilarious profanities and rowdy Irish migrant Rose (Jessie Buckley) is charged with the crime. Suspecting that something is amiss, the town’s women investigate. Certificate 15.
Please note that there is strong and descriptive swearing throughout!
Saturday, July 20th at the Village Hall. Bar opens at 7pm and the film starts at 7.30pm. Tickets £5 each available from the Village Shop or online by clicking here