Historical tour of Epsom and Ewell by minibus - Thursday 30 April 9.30am - 3.30pm
Starting and finishing at Bourne Hall, you will spend a day immersed in the unique history of the area travelling by minibus. The tour will take in Bourne Hall Museum, Nonsuch Museum and Gallery, The Horton, Epsom Well, Epsom Racecourse, and Epsom High Street.
Led by local historian Tim Richardson, who will introduce you to fascinating facts and stories about Epsom and Ewell through the ages. The tour includes the model of Nonsuch Place, Epsom Hospital Cluster, Epsom Racecourse and the statue of suffragette Emily Davison in Epsom.
Food and Drink
The tour will stop for lunch at The Horton Café-Bar. Pre-orders can be taken and paid for ahead of the day.
The Flying Saucer Café at Bourne Hall will also be open both before and after the tour.
Accessibility
The tour does not require much walking but does involve getting on and off the bus at all locations. There is lift access to the museum at Bourne Hall. Other stops require some standing. There are toilets along the route. The bus is unable to accommodate wheelchairs, if you would be interested in this tour in future but require an accessible bus, please email Susan Dalloe at Bourne Hall: [email protected]
Book your tickets here: Historical Tour of Epsom and Ewell by Minibus
Artisan Market - Saturday 2 May - This event has been cancelled, we apologise for any inconvenience
Epsom Riot and the death of Police Sgt Green - Walk with Tim Richardson - Wednesday 6th May 7pm
Explore the dramatic story of the Epsom Riot and the tragic death of Police Sgt. Green on this engaging walking tour led by Tim Richardson, as he guides you through the key sites where the events unfolded.
Book your tickets here: Epsom Riot and the death of Police Sgt Green - Walk 2 | Sessami
Contact: Susan Dalloe, Bourne Hall Museum, Spring Street, Ewell, Surrey, KT17 1UF
Tel 020 8394 1734 [email protected]
Bourne Hall Museum celebrates Surrey Day Saturday 9th May
Book your tickets here: https://sessami.co/EmoDSpuIfJgflQ7uaNajXRyHq9A3
Epsom & Ewell u3a Open House - Monday 11th May - 10.00am - 12.00noon
Curious about what the Epsom & Ewell u3a has to offer? Join us at our Open House Event, your perfect opportunity to explore a vibrant community of learning, friendship, and fun for those in later life.
Whether you’re a potential member eager to try something new, or a current member wanting to catch up on activities, this event is for you. Meet our friendly group leaders and committee members, discover our wide range of interest groups, and see first-hand how our members learn, create, and socialise together.
From arts and crafts, music, languages, and literature, to walking groups, history, and technology, there’s something for everyone. You’ll also have the chance to ask questions, discover our website, and even sign up on the spot. The Open House is more than just an introduction, it’s our “shop window,” showcasing the richness of U3A life.
Come along, explore new possibilities, and perhaps find a hobby, a friend, or a new passion.
For more information, contact: [email protected] / https://epsomandewell.u3asite.uk/
New date added! In search of Pre-Raphaelite Ewell – Walk - Thursday 14th May 10am
We are very pleased to announce that due to high interest in this ‘In search of Pre-Raphaelite Ewell – Walk’ event, a new date of Thursday 14 May 10am has been added.
'Tricia will be leading another walk around Ewell, this time focusing on the Pre-Raphaelite artists who visited Ewell and the Hogsmill River in the 1850s. Find out which landscapes, buildings and characters inspired Holman Hunt, Millais and Collinson to produce iconic works. Tricia, who has lived in the borough for over 30 years, takes an active interest in art, local history and exploring places and will be your friendly, knowledgeable guide for this spring stroll around the local area.'
For more information, contact Susan Dalloe, 020 8394 1734 [email protected]
Book yout tickets here: https://sessami.co/events/pre-raphaelite-walk-2
Circles: Directions to Paradise - Exhibition by Stephen Pedley - Tuesday 26th May - Saturday 6th June
We are excited to announce that this years Bourne Hall Summer Festival will be held on Saturday 20th June 2026.
Exciting news is on the way!
We can’t wait to share the full details — including the line‑up, stallholders, and all the activities you can look forward to. Everything will be revealed in May… so watch this space!
One thing’s for sure: it’s going to be a fantastic day out!
