Please find below information about forthcoming events in Amersham. The Society’s lectures are now returned to the Kings Chapel. If any member is unable to make his/her way to these meetings and would like transport to be arranged, please contact Geraldine Marshall-Andrew on 01494 433735.
Amersham Museum reopens on Sat 11 Feb 2023. For more information about visiting the museum please click here.
A talk by local apiarist and trustee of the British Beekeepers Association Howard Pool was originally scheduled for Mar 2020, but unfortunately had to be postponed due to the pandemic. We were very grateful to Howard for the article he wrote for our Newsletter. Now we are looking forward to hearing him in the Kings Chapel.
Coffee/tea and biscuits will be available from 7.30pm. The talk starts at 8.00pm. No booking necessary. Guests and new members welcome.
The Amersham and Chesham Bois Choral Society (Amchor) of today is a well-regarded choir of some 60 singing members, who come together from a variety of backgrounds and locations to embark on a repertoire ranging widely from Monteverdi to Vivaldi, Handel, Haydn, Mozart and Rossini through more modern composers such as Lauridsen, Britten and Rutter. Music Director is Nick Austin.
The season usually starts from an informal afternoon concert with tea and cake in Amersham Free Church. The main concerts are in May and December in St Mary’s Church, Old Amersham.
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Liberty, the iconic London shop, needs very little introduction. Yet the story of this world famous department store is full of surprises, from its historical connection to Buckinghamshire to the effects of wartime on the company’s creative vision. Come and find out more at this talk by Will Phillips, Keeper of Social History at Bucks County Museum.
Coffee/tea and biscuits will be available from 7.30pm. The talk starts at 8.00pm. No booking necessary. Guests and new members welcome.
The Amersham and Chesham Bois Choral Society (Amchor) of today is a well-regarded choir of some 60 singing members, who come together from a variety of backgrounds and locations to embark on a repertoire ranging widely from Monteverdi to Vivaldi, Handel, Haydn, Mozart and Rossini through more modern composers such as Lauridsen, Britten and Rutter. Music Director is Nick Austin.
The season usually starts from an informal afternoon concert with tea and cake in Amersham Free Church. The main concerts are in May and December in St Mary’s Church, Old Amersham.
Click here for more details.