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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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Market towns & villages
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The Surrey Hills
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Heritage
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Heritage
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Homes & Gardens
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Homes & Gardens
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Art & culture
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Art & culture
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Great days out
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Where to stay
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Cranleigh
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Dorking/Leatherhead
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Farnham
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Guildford
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Outer Guildford
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Godalming
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Woking
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Haslemere
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KEY EVENTS
farnHam
Farmers’ Market   4TH SUNDAY EVERY MONTH 
10:00 - 13:30, Central Car Park (not 13 Dec)
Farnham Creates:  
9TH MAY 
Spring Arts & Crafts Market
Band Concerts                7TH, 14TH, 21ST JUNE 
Gostrey Meadow
Band Concerts                  5TH, 12TH,19th JULY 
Gostrey Meadow
Farnham Grows:  
25TH JULY 
Gardening Festival - Farnham Maltings
Band Concerts              2ND, 9TH,16th AUGUST 
Gostrey Meadow
Band Concerts               6TH, 13TH SEPTEMBER 
Gostrey Meadow
Farnham Feast of Food 
END SEPTEMBER
Farnham Food Festival  SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER
Farnham Christmas Lights  28TH NOVEMBER 
Switch-On - Gostrey Meadow 
 
WokinG
St George’s Day 
                     APRIL
MAP 1
Woking Tour Series 
JUNE 
Mid September hails Heritage Open Days, 
4 B
Major cycling event 
  
when a dozen or more properties usual y 
closed to the public, or which charge for entry, 
Leonardo Da Vinci  
AUGUST - OCTOBER 
WOKING
open their doors to help celebrate England’s 
Exhibition 
fantastic architectural and cultural heritage.
- The Lightbox   
t - 01483 737800   www.thelightbox.org.uk
Visit Woking in 2009, to experience the very 
Although Woking is a modern town, the 
best the county has to offer, whatever the 
Borough has a long and rich history and this 
Heritage Open Days  
SEPTEMBER
season.
is best explored in the nearby vil ages.  Why 
not visit Horsel  Common, enjoyed by local 
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang 
AUTUMN 
In April, join in our traditional St George’s Day 
residents and visitors for walking, riding 
- The Ambassadors theatre and cinema 
celebrations, which promise to delight old and 
and picnicking? Or Brookwood, home to 
t - 0870 060 6645   www.theambassadors.com/woking
young alike. 
the famous and fascinating 19th century 
Woking Means Business             OCTOBER 
cemetery?  
Or visit our popular monthly Farmers’ 
- H.G.Wells Conference and Events Centre 
Market in Town Square, held on the third 
Autumn also sees the best of the West End 
t - 01483 712710   www.hgwells.co.uk
Thursday and fifth Saturday of every month.  
at The Ambassadors theatre and cinema 
This outdoor venue also hosts seasonal 
complex, when ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’ rol s 
stal holders, including a continental market, 
into town in September for a three-week run. 
WOKING 
and craft and gift fairs, throughout  
the year.
VISITOR INFORMATION
In October, the H. G. Wel s Conference and 
Events Centre wil  be the venue for Woking 
In June, Woking wil  become one of the host 
For further information on Woking, or to request 
Means Business, a free, day-long exposition of 
towns of the Tour Series, bringing a one-day 
a visitor guide to the Borough, please contact;
local businesses and organisations, alongside 
cycling event to the heart of Woking.  
free seminars and workshops.
WOKING BOROUGH COUNCIL, 
The day wil  include an exciting high-speed 
CIVIC OFFICES, GLOUCESTER SQUARE, WOKING, 
professional cycling event as wel  as a whole 
Visit The Lightbox in late November, to 
SURREY  GU21 6YL
afternoon of music and cycling-related 
experience the wonder of an il uminated boat 
  >  01483 755855   
activities, including youth and amateur races, 
cavalcade on the Basingstoke Canal.  As 
e   >  wokbc@woking.gov.uk
demonstrations and skil s sessions, helping 
the sun sets at Town Quay, seasonal music 
to build a carnival atmosphere in the centre of 
heralds the parade of festively decorated 
w  >  www.woking.gov.uk
Woking next summer.
boats, lighting up the waterway as they 
journey to The Bridge Barn at Horsell.
From August to October, a life-size tank and 
a glider suspended from the ceiling in The 
And winter is always a good time to visit 
WEBLINKS
Lightbox wil  give rise to big wows, as the 
Woking’s shopping mal s, home to many high 
inventions of Leonardo Da Vinci fill the entire 
street names with the added convenience of 
w  >  www.cranleighvillage.net
gal ery spaces. Showing exclusively in the 
being undercover. 
UK at Woking’s award-winning gal ery and 
Visitors with mobility problems can also take 
w  >  www.farnham.gov.uk
museum, the exhibit explores Leonardo’s 
advantage of Shopmobility and the free town 
w  >  www.godalming-tc.gov.uk 
relationship with technology and promises 
centre buggy.  Parking is plentiful, available 
something for al  ages this autumn. 
w  >  www.haslemere.com
24-hours a day and under CCTV surveil ance 
for added reassurance.
w  >  www.waverley.gov.uk
w  >  www.woking.gov.uk
www.visitsurrey.com 
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