Events in Cheshunt From 23rd March – 29th March 2026

You can find an open-air poetry reading at Cedars Park this Thursday evening, held in the grounds of the former Theobalds Palace. This event draws people from nearby areas like Pymmes Green and Great Waltham, continuing a tradition tied to Cheshunt’s history as part of London’s 19th-century rose-growing region. The park now offers mature tree shade along paths used by cyclists on National Cycle Route 1, with seating available under the canopy.

On Friday evening, St Mary's Church hosts a chamber music performance featuring local players interpreting early 20th-century compositions. The church predates Cheshunt’s formal name in the Domesday Book of 1086 and remains active as both religious space and civic venue.

On Saturday afternoon, the Cheshunt Library runs an intergenerational storytelling session aimed at community connection. This initiative uses repurposed council building space to host resident-led events such as audio recordings with captions. These activities take place a short drive away from Cheshunt railway station, which remains central to local travel via the London Overground (Weaver Line), linking commuters to Liverpool Street and beyond.

Event details are available through official listings; participation is open but not required for engagement in these locally anchored gatherings reflecting long-standing community rhythms.