Saturday 21st June 11am

Warlingham Fair. A great day out for all the family, featuring a battling medieval re-enactment group, dancers, musical entertainment and contests to join in with. Visit the reptile tent, the children's funfair, the beer tent or barbecue. Fun dog show for your family pet. Craft marquee where local craftsmen will demonstrate their skills and offer the results for sale. The parade leaves Warlingham Green at 10.40am. Blanchman’s Farm Nature Reserve. FREE entry.

3pm and 6pm.

The Wabbit King. (See 7th June entry for details.)

10am-4pm

Archeological Dig. Queens Park, Caterham Hill. Sponsored by Caterham Rotary Club.

8.30pm

Comedy Night at The Arc, Weston Drive, Caterham Hill CR3 5XY. Doors open 7.30pm for food and bar. Headliner Andrew Watts: ‘Exquisitely funny – one of the new comics making waves’ – Time Out. Opener Tom Goodliffe: ‘Wickedly insightful and an instantly likeable personality – one to watch’ – Fest. £6 in advance/£8 on the door (Members £5).

10am-5pm

The Start of WWI in Caterham Area. An all day event. There will be displays of photographs and documents and residents are invited to bring memorabilia and stories. Two talks ‘1914, Caterham & District Goes To War’ by Roger Packham and ‘The Public Schools' Battalion at Woldingham Camp’ by Jenny King will be delivered morning and afternoon. There will also be a presentation by students from Caterham School. Further details from l i z b o n s a l l @ a o l . c o m . Valley Library. FREE.

Sunday 22nd June 4.30pm

Smorgasbard 2. For the even more adventurous, and those who would like to find themselves caught up in the battle of Agincourt or lost in the forest with Titania, join us for a promenade version of our Smorgasbard, taking place in David Gold’s garden (or in The Arc if we are caught in a 'tempest'). Only 60 tickets available. Meet at The Chalet, Tupwood Lane at 4.30pm. Book online at www.anotherway t h e - atre.co.uk for Smorgasbard performances or ring The Arc Box Office on 01883 330380. And if you have a favourite piece of Shakespeare that you would like to see performed, let us know. Come along dressed in Shakespearean garb if you wish! Entry by ticket only The Arc. Tickets £10 from 01883 330380 or www.anotherway t h e - atre.co.uk

11am and 2pm

The Wabbit King (See 7th June entry for details.)