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Visit this impressive 15th Century Grade II listed Tithe Barn with illustrated displays celebrating 100 years since The Bookhams Residents' Association was established and other displays on the history of Little Bookham and the Tithe Barn.

Visit this ancient, Grade II* church in a beautiful setting with a 1,300 year old yew tree and see probably the finest set of hatchments in Surrey displayed in the church.

Rye Meadows is a special wetland site in Ashtead, which is the result of a 15 year programme to enhance the nature conservation value of the Rye Brook and its floodplain and to encourage and protect wildlife.

Come and visit a real blacksmithing family at their Grade II* Listed historic home 'Rowhurst' and watch them shaping hot iron in their adjacent forge.

Tour of listed medieval hall house, dated 1415, with late 17th Century and later additions, located alongside a private section of the ancient Roman road, Stane Street.

Visit a complete eighteenth century windmill and enjoy a self-guided tour and small exhibition about the restoration. Visitors are free to enjoy the grounds, Teas & Cakes/bring a picnic. Toilet facilities are available. Guides on hand for questions

A very unusual, recently restored building containing an interesting and historical exhibition.

Beautiful community church completely rebuilt and finished in 2025.

Join Jessica Thurtell to uncover the history of our dining habits through the ages.

Family Activity at Dorking Library. Everyone welcome - no need to book. Children must be accompanied.

Join a Museum guide for a tour of Dorking's historic drinking establishments: pubs, ins and drinking dens. And finish up with a beer in one of the town's remaining pubs.

Join a Museum guide for this walk in the heart of Dorking exploring the town's history as a working town. Spot the evidence of Dorking's historic industries and trades in the fabric of the town.

What do everyday names tell you about the history of Dorking? Join a Museum guide to explore the names we take for granted in the town centre and learn their origins and what they tell us about the history of the town.

Find out about some of the people buried at or associated with St Nicolas, Great Bookham

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

Join a Museum guide for a guided tour of Betchworth Castle with access to the castle enclosure which is usually inaccessible to the public. Explore the history of this historic site and those who created, lived in and destroyed it.

Our visitors will be able to look around our beautiful showroom, participate in a full factory tour, and will also get the opportunity to make your very own Keymer tile!

A colourful and varied display of artwork by Leatherhead Art Club.

Visit Leith Hill Place, your home from home Mansion house. Enjoy a fabulous cream tea in the most spectacular location that has inspired many notable people before, including Caroline Wedgwood, Charles Darwin, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Hans Zimmer.

Join LADA us for a Day of Performing Arts on Saturday 12th September 2026 at The Leatherhead Institute FREE trial classes available in: Acro, Ballet, Musical Theatre, Singing, Street, Tap www.ladancearts.co.uk

Join ITV News Presenter and Reporter Faye Barker for a behind the scenes insight into broadcast journalism over the decades. Reflecting on her own career of 30 years, whilst looking back at the history of TV news, which began more than 70 years ago.

Milton court, built in the 1600s, is a house built on a site recorded in the Domesday Book. As the Head Office of Unum, the building is not usually accessible to the public.

Discover the fascinating story of Mullins House, a Grade II listed building on West Street, Dorking, dating back to around 1590.

Newdigate is a rural parish situated in the Weald of Surrey. It was always very remote and as a result the villagers had to be self sufficient. We will be examining how people survived from the medieval period right up to current times.

An exhibition in St Michael's Church, Mickleham by the Mickleham and Westhumble Local History Group of Everyday Lives and some of the people who made a mark in the community.

A film screening of the 1956 documentary film ' Pilgrim's Way' and a talk by Mandy Bright, a North Downs Way Ambassador.

Step inside Pippbrook House, Dorking’s Grade II* Victorian mansion by Sir George Gilbert Scott. Explore ornate interiors and discover the lives of past residents through a new exhibition.

Take a guided tour of Pippbrook House, with access to the usually inaccessible bedrooms on the first floor.

With glorious views across the rolling Surrey Hills, stunning gardens and acres of countryside to explore, Polesden Lacey house, gardens and estate is the perfect place to enjoy a day out with family and friends.

A photographic exhibition depicting people and events in the village of Leigh since the 1950s supporting the newly published "ReLeighable Memories" featuring the reminiscences of people who grew up in the village during that time.

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.

Slyfield House is a Grade I listed Jacobean house with a rich local history.

St Barnabas Church is a remarkable, ornate church in the middle of the countryside which was funded entirely by the then Lord Ashcombe as his estate church. The church was designed by the eminent architect, Sir George Gilbert Scott and built in 1859.

St Giles’ Church has served Ashtead for over 900 years. Join us on as we celebrate those figures who have shaped Ashtead. Explore exhibits, join a guided walk, try bell ringing, family activities, and conclude with a Festival Service of Evensong.

An Anglo-Saxon origin church in a wonderful country setting.

As the School celebrates its 175th anniversary, come and see displays on the history and heritage of St John's in the Old Chapel with guided tours of the School grounds at 1000;1100;1200;1400. Booking required.

St Martin's is a magnificent Victorian church by Henry Woodyer. Its history and interiors can be explored through the people who in different ways left their mark on it.

Our beautiful Victorian Church is open every day from dawn until dusk. On Sunday 20th September we will be offering cream teas and prosecco from 2.30pm - 5.00pm.Photo opportunities from the tower, and a chance to ring the carillon bells.

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.

An unusual church designed by one of Britain's most celebrated architects containing several special exhibitions for Heritage Open Days. Refreshments Available.

Churches are an invaluable resource for those looking to find their past and St Michael’s Church in Mickleham is no exception. From church records to the physical evidence on headstones in the graveyard, there is so much history to discover.

History of Charlwood Village at work. Village walk of local industry - Saturday 19th & Sunday 20th, 1400 St Nicholas' Church (1 hour duration). Textiles - new wall hangings. Medieval Wall Paintings. Bell Tower open for visits.

St Michaels is a beautiful church, set in the picturesque village of Betchworth, between Dorking and Reigate. Film enthusiasts may recognise it as the first church in the 90s blockbuster, '4 Weddings & A Funeral'.

Visit the Research Centre of the Surrey Archaeological Society to explore the specialist library and meet the librarian and volunteers.

An exceptional art exhibition showcasing an eclectic range of original work by talented local Mole Valley artists.

A screening of some of the earliest film footage of daily life in Europe at the turn of the century.

Alexander Bagnall, Secretary of the Mausoleum and Monuments Trust and project manager of the Deepdene Trail project, gives an overview of the highly important historic Deepdene estate and its subsequent uncovering.

The Mole Valley Geological Society presents two talks on the impact of geology and climate change on 2000 years of Mole Valley everyday viticulture, intervened by a practical workshop (wine tasting that is).

Take a backstage tour of this hidden gem of a theatre sited in a set of WWII Army barracks

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.