Whatever your interests and passions may be, from exercise and reading to networking and skill developing, We Are Harpenden - along with our members - are offering local events that will be the place for you to come and make new friends, meet like-minded people, learn new skills, and connect with other locals over shared interests. Please see the list of local events below.
Once a year, Harpenden Common comes alive with more than 1000 classics cars, motor cycles and scooters. Proudly admired by 10,000 spectators making this event one of the biggest one-day events in the classic car calendar.
For further information please visit www.classicsonthecommon.com
Come and join us at our Summer Social for our last networking of the Summer. Held in the gorgeous garden room and outside patio area at the George in Harpenden 7-9pm.
Grab yourself a cocktail or mocktail and have a catch up with some of our lovely members and community.
The evening is open to all We Are Community Members and Non-Members.
We look forward seeing you there!
To RSVP please click below!
“The ‘We Are’ Networking Socials are totally different to other conventional networking events because of the hardworking and sincere approach of these kind ladies. Thank you so much!."
— Evrim, The Pharmacist Lab
"I have been to two We Are Community's networking events so far and I have had several referrals from people I met who have turned into brilliant clients. As well as having an absolutely lovely time at the networking events, they are really helping my business grow so I couldn’t be happier.”
— Emily Wardle, Verulam Tax
I'm not normally a fan of networking events, but this just felt like a lovely social where you can chat and meet others in a relaxed environment. I'm definitely looking toward to the next one! Thank you Katie & Sabine
— Henry, Countrifi
“I felt massively out of my comfort zone when arriving at the We Are Community's networking event in Harpenden, however, I was instantly welcomed by Katie and Sabine who made me feel very much at ease. Not only was the event really enjoyable, they have managed to create a relaxed and inclusive atmosphere so that by the end of the evening I felt very much a part of an exciting community. I'm throughly looking forward to the next event!"
— Joel Van Blerk
"Lovely meeting so many friendly local businesses last night. Looking forward to our next meet up next month!"
— Sandrine, Lush Nutrition
"Katie and Sabine are amazing at building community and work really hard for their members. The membership is very good value and everyone is super friendly!”
— Anne, Caizergues Wines
"I had a great evening at We Are Community's networking event. I made some great connections and met some lovely people - really looking forward to catching up!"
— Chantelle, Sets & Reps
Interested in the Arts? Why not join our next lecture, at the Eric Morecambe Centre in Rothamsted Park. (£6 for one lecture or £45 for annual membership).
The saints of the Christian Church begin in the Bible itself, but many favourites have separate, later stories of their own. St George and St Katherine may still be familiar, but what about St Apollonia or St William of York? St Zita or Little St Hugh of Lincoln? Each has their unique tale and their importance to the lives of the faithful.
For further information head over to their website here.
There is a ‘Horrible Thing’ happening in modern-day London. What it is, nobody knows! The one man who can get to the bottom of it, is of course Sherlock Holmes. Who is behind the devilish plot which involves the kidnap of the King and Queen, Taylor Swift and a ‘normal’ family called the Normals? Could it be a sibling of Sherlock’s arch enemy, Moriarty, called Arty Farty?
Helped by the trusty Dr. Watson, Sherlock’s brother Mycrosoft, Inspector Leo Tard, the Baker Street Kids, and the Little Bobbies; Sherlock fights the forces of evil and saves the day!
With a cast of hundreds, the Hurst Children’s Theatre Group will take to the stage of the EMC on July 13th, 14th, 15th and 16th.
You will not want to miss a minute of this thrilling tale. Will Sherlock discover what the Horrible Thing is, in time to save his country? You know he will! The cast members are aged 3-18 but this is a show for the whole family. Loads of songs, dances, chases, disguises and of course, plenty of laughs along the way!
For further information head over to their website here.
