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See displays on the history and heritage of St John's in the Old Chapel and discover how the School came to be established in Leatherhead over 150 years ago with a guided tour of the School grounds (Tours at 1000; 1200)

Uncover the rich history of The Mansion plus explore how Leatherhead was shaped by World War Two.

Join us for a fun day of performing arts at The Leatherhead Institute! A free trial is available in all classes. Please email [email protected] to sign up or visit our website at www.ladancearts.co.uk. YouTube and Social Media: @ladancearts

A colourful display of artwork by Leatherhead Art Club

Step inside one of Surrey’s hidden gems, as Fetcham Park House opens its doors for a rare opportunity to explore the historic rooms of this magnificent house and its beautifully landscaped grounds.

Grade II* listed & dating from the 11th Century, Leatherhead Parish Church is reputed to be the oldest building in Leatherhead in continuous use. It is notable for its early architectural features and completely restored 18th Century Organ.

Free 35 minute taster session suitable for babies aged 6 weeks to 2 years. Sing and Sign draws on our rich cultural musical heritage of traditional nursery rhymes, action songs and familiar melodies to help stimulate language development in babies.

The world's first underground railway has a unique heritage of architecture, ingenious design, powerful advertising posters and unique calligraphy.

Visit our beautiful Manor House, see displays from the archives and explore the grounds.

Explore the fascinating architectural history of our site. This year's Heritage Open Day theme is 'Architecture', and we are excited to showcase how the buildings and grounds of The Grange have evolved over time.

Our Grade I listed church dating from the 11th century, with its various additions and alterations, will be open for visiting throughout Heritage Week with some extra displays

St. Mary's is one of Surrey's oldest churches, built around 1030 AD by Thored, the Danish Thane of the Manor of Horsley. It has a nave of some 47 feet in length. Its architectural significance boast a fine Norman and Tudor arches.

Come and take a look at our 11th Century Grade II listed church, particularly the conserved 1660 painting of the Charles II Royal Coat of Arms.

Held in the unusual setting of the Leatherhead Institute Library, an exciting art exhibition of original drawings, paintings and prints by this talented group of local artists. For 2 days only - the library is The Drawing Room!

Who (or what) shaped Grade II* Listed 'Rowhurst' and its enigmatic setting? This year we explore themes of how a place evolved over millennia to become what it is today. See a historic home, a working forge and an arboretum, wrapped up in the M25.

An exhibition of material from the theatre archive focusing on the development of the building, its link with Dame Sybil Thorndike, and showcasing some of the subsequent productions at the venue.

A show-round of key locations in East Horsley including St Martin’s Church, Lovelace Mausoleum and Cloisters and Chapel in Horsley Towers together with key Lovelace and Chown residential buildings.