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42 November 2024 • Oxted Local 
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Mondays: Art Group - we meet every Monday at
Bletchingley Community Hall 1 pm to 4 pm. We are
a small friendly group of amateur watercolour artists
who paint for fun and enjoyment. Having no tutor,
we help and encourage one another to improve
our skills. Just turn up cost £4 per week. For more
information contact Jane Tel: 07484 207429
6 – 9 Nov: 4 Days Pre. Christmas Shopping at Bourne
Hall ,Ewell Gift Market. Stalls include Manatii Rum
Offering Tasting & Gift Packs, MKS Food, Handbags
/ Wallet , Jewellery ,Home Accessories & Much More.
10am -5pm (6th-8th) 10am - 3.30pm (9th) FREE
ENTRY, Easy & Cheep Car Parking
8 Nov: Come along to our Christmas Fair in aid of
Cystic Fibrosis, to be held in the United Reformed
Church, Bluehouse Lane, Oxted from 2:00pm to
5:00pm. There will be a small entrance fee to cover
tea or coffee and cake, but also a Raffle and sales of
Christmas Cards and some Gifts and Crafts.
10 Nov: The Oxted Sessions; Sarah Jane Scouten
at The Ginistry. Sarah Jane Scouten is a Canadian
singer-songwriter, and a four-time nominee at the
Canadian Folk Music Awards. Support comes from
Anna Howie, a singer-songwriter based in the South
East of England whose music straddles the genres of
Folk and Country. Tickets £12.50 from wegottickets.
com/oxtedsessions
13 Nov: Meet Up Catch Up is an initiative run by
Sensory Services by Sight for Surrey, helping to
combat social isolation for people who are Deaf, hard
of hearing, blind, partially sighted and deafblind. The
event runs every 2nd Wednesday of the month from
10am to 12pm. Please pop in for a cuppa and a chat
at Oxted Library, RH8 0BQ.
15 Nov: Snelling Lecture 2024 at Oxted United
Reformed Church. John Bell: A World Fit For Our
Children: An increasing number of young people fear
the future will not be safe. How, in troubling times, do
we enable them to create a better world? 8pm start,
tickets £10. Refreshments (Cash only) on the evening.
All proceeds to The Iona Community www.iona.org.uk
www.wegottickets.com/event/633520/ (booking fee
applies) or by postal application to: Oxted United
Reformed Church, 21 Bluehouse Lane, Oxted, RH8
0AA (cheques to Oxted URC, please include s.a.e and
your phone number).
23 Nov: The Oxted Sessions; The Vapors at Hurst
Green Community Centre. New Wave rock band
The Vapors are best known for their massive 1980
worldwide hit “Turning Japanese”. Support comes
from The Wot Nots, a seasoned punk rock band
hailing from the leafy landscapes of Surrey. Two
members of the band – Rob and James – may be
familiar to Oxted locals from Turnstyles Barbershop!
Tickets £20 from wegottickets.com/oxtedsessions
23 Nov: Head2Head Sensory Theatre presents a
different kind of pantomime where everyone can
join in! ‘Rumpelstiltskin’ is a fun, interactive, relaxed
pantomime for ALL families. Led by a professional
cast experienced at working with children with SEND
who will perform alongside and amongst children.
1.15am or 2pm. Limited places so book now to avoid
disappointment: www.h2hsensorytheatre.com
24 Nov: North Downs Community Orchestra is
delighted to introduce our new Musical Director,
Anna Maria Tabor, conducting our winter concert;
Sound of the Season featuring Christmas classics
and Symphonic selections. 5.30pm at Bawtry Hall,
Hazelwood School. Tickets 10.00 (under 18’s free,
available from www.thefunorchestra.co.uk
27 Nov: The Arts Society Limpsfield Lecture; Behind
the Scenes at the National Gallery – Sian Walters, 2.15
pm at Limspfield Church Hall. Join us for a hot mince
pie and a glass of wine, BEFORE the lecture
28 Nov: The Woodhouse Craft Centre Open Morning.
9.30am – 12.30pm. Gifts, cake sale, raffle and much
more! The Woodhouse Centre, Hoskins Road, Oxted
01883 715189 www.thewoodhousecentre.org.uk
29 Nov: Christmas Market at Woldingham School,
Marden Park. A very special annual outdoor festive
shopping event featuring exhibitors selling luxury and
unique goods and artisan fayre, including cheese and
drinks. 4pm – 7.30pm in the beautiful quadrangle,
adjacent to the mansion. The market is a charity event
raising funds to support the education of girls. Entry
is £5 for adults and free for under 18s. There will be
plenty of festive catering, Christmas lighting and live
carols.
What’s On? What’s On?