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It’s over 2,000 miles to Lapland from Surrey, so instead, we’ve gone in search of the best snow-inspired adventures to be found a little closer to home.
Mia Brodie, owner of Spin Slow Style, a recently opened resale boutique on Prices Street, Woodhatch, is looking forward to her first festive season in Reigate. She says, “Don't be afraid to buy a preloved gift. I’m always happy to help my customers find something special.” Here are Mia’s must-visit top spots in the area.
ED BYRNEEd Byrne comes to Epsom Playhouse on January 15th. 5 star reviews from Edinburgh Festival mean this is not to be missed!
AIDA AT THE PICTUREHOUSEBroadcast live from the Metropolitan Opera on January 25th, this new production promises to be truly dazzling.
FUNKYTOWN BIG DISCOForget staying in in January and head to The Horton on January 25th for a full on party! 70s & 80s magic!
WW2 AT BOURNE HALLFind out what it was really like to live in Epsom & Ewell through WW2 in this fascinating talk on January 11th at 1pm.
BURNS NIGHTDenbies are hosting a full celebration including fantastic food, drinks and a traditional Scottish Ceilidh band!
ANTIQUES & COLLECTORS FAIR7th January brings the Antiques & Collector’s Fair to the racecourse; incredible treasures to be found!
We spoke to British-Japanese author and illustrator Mina Ikemoto Ghosh about her debut, young adult, fantasy novel, Hyo the Hellmaker.
Alison Howe, from the award-winning florist Mad Lillies, shares what she loves most about life in this idyllic locale. She says, “We’re proud to be an independently owned shop based in Banstead, we have been a fixture on the High Street for over 30 years. Originally located at No. 84, we recently moved to larger premises on the sunny side of the street at No. 127.”
When it comes to transforming your interiors with pieces that stand the test of time, A Hundred Stories, the home of vintage furniture in Surrey, definitely marks the spot.
A local initiative is changing lives by offering women from minority ethnic communities the chance to learn conversational English, fostering confidence and a supportive, local network.
Local writer Kim Hawley shares her musings on being a grown-up, winging it and wondering where on earth the time has gone!
