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Visit Hone's Yard off Downing Street, the site of an old farm.

Visit the Bush Hotel

Farnham Town Crier Michael Stephens lifts the lid on life as a Town Crier

A talk on the architecture of Castle Street Farnham by Michael Blower MBE.

Architect Max Lyons talks about his design of the much loved Lion and Lamb retail area.

Tour of High Mill, a watermill mentioned in the Domesday Book.

Richard Thomas, of the William Cobbett Society, talks about Farnham's most famous son and his publication 'Rural Rides'

Almshouses in 17th century Grade II* listed building with courtyard garden

Collectors who travelled the world in search of new plants.

A guided tour around Moor Park House led by Fred Wilkinson.

Explore Caffé Piccolo, an independent family run restaurant on the site of a 17th century or earlier building.

Visit Farnham Masonic Centre.

Acclaimed British artist Susie Lidstone will be working on a new painting portraying the Georgian architecture of Farnham at the New Ashgate Gallery, located in the 17th-century Grade II building in the centre of historic Farnham.

A one hour tour of the UCA Campus

Roads from the earliest times, by Noel Moss

A talk by Roy Attwood

Roy Attwood talks about what can be seen in the church tower.

Tours lasting 45 minutes will be available on both weekends. The Pottery is open every day 9am to 4pm, the cafe will be open serving home cooked food.

Almshouses designed by Farnham architect Harold Falkner.

The Chapel is now a studio occupied by sculptor Ian Bishop, who will be present during opening times to welcome visitors, explain his work and processes, and show you around the building.

Tour of one of the oldest domestic buildings in Farnham.

A talk by Alison Gordon and a walk around the garden

A history of Farnham Castle, by Roy Waight

Tour led by Roger Jude of some courtyards and passages of Farnham.

A guided tour of the ruins of Waverley Abbey with guides Roger Jude and Roy Waight

Join us on Saturday 14th to explore the story of Farnham hops and their connection to the brewing industry.

Visit Guitar Village in one of Farnham's oldest buildings.

Find out more about Historic England listed St. Mark’s Church with its unique murals painted by Kitty Milroy.

The life of St Andrew's Church - past, present and future

An early 18th century house built on the site of Farnham’s old Corn Exchange.

Discover the history of this Grade II* Listed mansion, located opposite the ruins of the first Cistercian monastery in England.

Visit Harris and Hoole coffee shop in the 16th century Lion and Lamb House

Walk led by Clinton Bradshaw to Waverley Abbey

Guided tour of the Crafts Study Centre

Visit The Kiln / Badshot Lea Village Hall, tours throughout the day

Jack and Alice restaurant is located in Town Hall Buildings. Never used as a town hall, this range of buildings was remodelled in the 1930s to form a focal point of Farnham's town centre.

Tice’s Meadow: from farm to quarry, to community nature reserve, a tour led by Mark Elsoffer with volunteers from the Tice’s Meadow Bird Group