Latest Events in Cranleigh(October Updated)

Experience a captivating evening of singing, dancing, and acting at East Coast High School in Cranleigh. The highly anticipated event, High School Musical Junior, will take place at Glebelands School on 3 Parsonage Road, Cranleigh, GU6 7AN, on July 10, 2024. Immerse yourself in the vibrant performances by talented students as they bring the stage to life with their rendition of this beloved musical. Tickets for this unforgettable night are priced at £12. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the passion and energy of the young performers as they showcase their talent in a spectacular production. Join the Wild Cats at East Coast High School for an evening that promises to be filled with excitement and entertainment.

In2Drama is proud to present "A Short Night at the Movies!" in Cranleigh at the esteemed Cranleigh Arts venue. Join us on December 4, 2024, for a cinematic experience like no other. This event promises a captivating selection of short films that will leave audiences inspired and entertained. Best of all, admission is completely free, making it accessible to all film enthusiasts in the area. Don't miss this opportunity to immerse yourself in the magic of the silver screen at 1 High Street, Cranleigh, GU6 8AS.

Join us at Cranleigh Library for an afternoon with local author Matt Graydon as he talks about his book Leaving Fatherland. About Leaving Fatherland: Matt Graydon’s Leaving Fatherland is a poignant tale of discovering one’s true identity. Providing a unique take on what it was like to be in the Luftwaffe during the Second World War, Leaving Fatherland follows book-loving protagonist Oskar from his abusive childhood in Nazi Germany through a war, a failed marriage, and forty years of research, as he seeks out the real reason why his father beat him as a child. This gripping story portrays a tapestry of characters who straddle both sides of the conflict, highlighting the uncomfortable truth that we are often driven by our parents’ wishes, rather than our own. With scenes based on the real life experiences of his German uncle, Leaving Fatherland is inspired by Graydon’s meticulous research into the complexities of the war. His uncle’s wartime crash in the North African desert, which had become family legend but ultimately remained a mystery for many years, is graphically described in the book. The opportunity to uncover his relative’s rich history revealed details that informed this deeply impactful novel, now destined to become a staple on all history lover’s bookshelves. Author Bio: Matt Graydon has loved writing since childhood. In his early career he trained and then worked as a journalist for local and national newspapers, developing research skills that proved vital in his historical fiction writing. He later worked as a senior public relations executive for major corporations in a global context, interacting with people from many cultures around the world. In recent years he rekindled his love of creative writing, attending expert writing courses by Faber and others to develop his craft. He is an active member of the UK’s Society of Authors and belongs to the Phoenix Writing Group in Dorking. He has had both poetry and short stories published, most recently Saigo No Tatakai, an account of a kamikaze attack in the Second World War told from both sides. Matt lives in Surrey, with his wife, adult children and an unruly cockapoo. When not writing, he spends as much time as possible outside gardening, or engaging in astronomy and photography. Key information about booking: The event starts at 3.30pm The event is suitable for adults Tickets are £3 per person. Please buy a ticket for each person attending. Booking is essential, so be quick to avoid disappointment Please arrive 10 minutes early Books will be available to purchase on the day. If you have any additional needs or require any special assistance , please let us know prior to the event by contacting library.events@surreycc.gov.uk (this inbox is managed Mon-Fri 9am-5pm). If you are not able to or do not wish to provide us with any contact details (landline or mobile number and email address) you won’t be able to purchase a ticket online. Please visit the library that is hosting the event to purchase a ticket in person. Information Source: Surrey Libraries' Events | eventbrite

Experience the magic of "Wizard of Oz - Thursday" in Cranleigh at Glebelands School on July 10, 2025. Immerse yourself in the timeless tale at 3 Parsonage Road, Cranleigh, GU6 7AN. Tickets range from £7.21 to £11.55, offering an affordable opportunity to witness this classic production. Don't miss out on this enchanting event that promises to transport you to the Land of Oz.

7th Annual Lux Afrique Polo Day Enjoy the trill of African Polo Players, African Food and Music from across Africa. Come and enjoy some of the culinary talent that Africa and its diaspora have to offer. whilst sipping on champagne. For more information go to our website: www.luxafriquepolo.com Date: Saturday, 26th of July 2025 Opening Time: 11:00am | Polo Game 1:00pm | Closing Time 9:00pm | After Party 10pm-2am Theme: African Boldness Dress Code: Polo Chic & Sartorial Elegance (*please note you will be refused entry if you don’t adhere to these strict dress codes regardless of having a ticket) Sponsored by Cabipa Group, Marina Rinaldi, Scent of Africa & DRIP Hashtag: #luxafriquepolo Follow us on Social Media: @luxafriquepolo or www.luxafriquepolo.com Parking: Free parking for all tickets holders. *Please note tickets purchased are non refundable. Should there be a cancellation by us, your ticket will be transferred and valid for the next event. By attending the event, your agreeing to be photographed and filmed, which can be used in all our media and marketing materials. View our T&C NB: The event is not open to persons under the age of 21yrs. No kids or pets allowed! **For advertising, stalls, stands or general information contact: info@luxafriquepolo.com **Tickets are available for purchase at the entrance of the event, but please note that the prices will be higher than online price. Information Source: Lux Afrique | eventbrite

Our show hosts over 1,200 classic vehicles of all shapes and sizes and a large autojumble, plus attractions for all the family, including: Arena events, Craft, antique and collectables stalls Great food and a licensed bar Festival music Children’s rides and entertainment A great day out for the whole family! Information Source: Cranleigh Lions | eventbrite

Cranleigh Chamber of Commerce AGM & Annual Supper 2025 Join us at Cranleigh Sports and Social Club for our AGM and a relaxed evening of great food, good company, and thought-provoking conversation. When: AGM – 7.00pm Buffet Supper – 7.30pm Guest Speaker – 8.30pm Tickets: £20 per person. Guests and partners welcome. This year’s speaker is Jane Frankland MBE, a local resident and one of the most respected voices in cybersecurity. Jane is a bestselling author, award-winning entrepreneur, and global influencer who has advised governments and some of the world’s best-known brands on cyber resilience. With cyber attacks now a case of “when” rather than “if”, Jane will share her expert insight into the risks facing businesses of all sizes and what you can do to protect your own. She will also speak about her mission to make women the standard, not the exception, in the tech industry. Jane was awarded an MBE in the King’s New Year Honours 2024 for services to women in cybersecurity as Director of Knewstart. Her talk promises to be eye-opening, inspiring, and highly relevant to every business owner. Book your place now and join us for an evening that combines networking, learning, and a delicious buffet supper. Information Source: Cranleigh Chamber of Commerce | eventbrite

Celebrate 250 Years of Jane Austen at Cranleigh Library! Join us for an enchanting afternoon with award-winning writer Lucy Weldon as we commemorate the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen. Dive into the fascinating world of one of literature's most beloved authors. Lucy will share captivating insights into Jane's life and works, highlighting how her keen observations on the limitations society placed on women made her a quiet revolutionary and an enduring role model for women everywhere. About the author: Lucy Weldon’s fiction is inspired by her many years living and working in different countries across Europe and Asia as well as Australia. Born in Hong Kong, Lucy went on to obtain a BA Hons degree in Spanish and a Masters in Responsible Business Practice and Sustainability. She is a published nonfiction author and has worked as an international freelance journalist. A number of Lucy’s short stories have been short- and longlisted in writing competitions around the world. Key information about booking: The event starts at 2pm The event is suitable for adults Tickets are £5 per person. Booking is essential, so be quick to avoid disappointment Please arrive 10 minutes early Books will be available to purchase on the day. If you have any additional needs or require any special assistance , please let us know prior to the event by contacting library.events@surreycc.gov.uk (this inbox is managed Mon-Fri 9am-5pm). If you are not able to or do not wish to provide us with any contact details (landline or mobile number and email address) you won’t be able to purchase a ticket online. Please visit the library that is hosting the event to purchase a ticket in person. Information Source: Surrey Libraries' Events | eventbrite