10km guided walk, taking in all the special parts of Box Hill. Enjoy the unique trail and explore the less visited parts of the hill with our knowledgeable tour guide.
Enjoy a relaxing and energising yoga session every Sunday in the beautiful surroundings of Box Hill.
A shorter, guided walk and talk that covers the highlights of Box Hill. You will discover some of the Hill's fascinating and varied history.
Come along and discover the beauty of Box Hill's woodlands and famous views, and have the opportunity to meet new people on this 3 mile walk.
On Jane Austen's 250th anniversary year, join us for a picnic on the green at Box Hill to celebrate the picnic scene from Jane Austen’s Surrey novel, Emma.
Join us for a gentle walk and learn of the literary greats of the 18th to 20th century that took inspiration from visiting Box Hill.
Join local historian Lorraine Spindler as she takes you on a fascinating voyage of discovery during Surrey in the Second World War. Featuring tails of how the Canadian Army transformed this little part of England as well as secrets of spies and...
Box Hill is one of Surrey's most famous landmarks and its archaeological record spans thousands of years.
Cathy Brett, artist, author and curator, gives a personal view of Britain’s greatest landscape painter at the start of his career.
Join military historian Tim Richardson as he uncovers how the Surrey Hills has long played a crucial role in the defence of London and the South East.
Join local author and curator, Cathy Brett and she explores the original story of Jane Austen's Surrey novel, Emma.
Lyra lives on the marsh; running, rushing and clambering through the silt, a water explorer extraordinaire. Recently, she has noticed things don’t seem quite right, the water’s getting cloudier and even the otters don’t seem to play here anymore.
Join Dorking museum curator, Kathy Atherton to discover how local musician and philanthropist Ralph Vaughan Williams changed the lives and fortunes of hundreds of people fleeing persecution on the continent during the Second World War.