Events in Cheshunt From 13th April – 19th April 2026

You can find live music performances this week across Cheshunt, with regular gigs at The Cedars Centre on Park Avenue, particularly during evenings when London Overground services are less frequent. These events feature local bands playing acoustic sets and genre-specific themes, dancehall nights have drawn interest from residents along the A10 corridor, while Roots dub sessions take place monthly in a basement space near Cheshunt station during quieter evening hours. Comedy is available through weekly stand-up shows at The Old Rectory on Church Lane, where tickets are priced affordably and include complimentary soft drinks for attendees, many of whom come from nearby towns such as Waltham Cross or Enfield.

Cultural programming includes candlelit classical concerts held in St Mary’s Church during the spring months; these events have drawn older residents interested in preserving traditional music. Adaptations of well-known television series, including a stage reading of Doctor Who set at Cedars Park grounds on 15 April, are open to all ages and require no booking. Family-focused activities include parenting workshops for new fathers hosted by Cheshunt Community Health Partnerships, held biweekly in the town hall’s main meeting room, and carers’ support groups that meet every Wednesday evening.

Social events reflect a strong interest in low-pressure interaction: speed dating nights with board games take place at The Cedars Centre on 13 April, while singles mixers by age group (25–40 and over-60) are held monthly. These gatherings cater to Cheshunt’s residential character, where most residents travel via rail or foot, and align with the town's emphasis on connection without overt entertainment pressure. Check listings for precise times and venue details, as access can be limited by transport schedules during peak hours.