Coming back in September 2026!

Mark your calendars! Old Amersham turns into one big, joyful time‑capsule on Sunday 7 September. From vintage motors to medieval knights, heritage buses to birds of prey, it’s the best kind of throwback; lively, hands‑on, and perfect for families, friends, curious teens, grandparents, and everyone in between.

What to expect:

  • Show‑stopping classics: gleaming classic cars & traction engines lining the High Street.
  • Family fun: children’s funfair rides, pop‑up games and hands‑on activities all afternoon.
  • History that moves: heritage bus journeys shuttling between Amersham‑on‑the‑Hill and the Old Town.
  • Live entertainment: bands, dancers and street performers bringing the High Street to life.
  • Meet the past: medieval re‑enactments and knightly demos — think armour, pageantry and photo‑ops.
  • Wild encounters: birds of prey displays (always a crowd favourite!).
  • Markets & makers: a vintage & local market with treats, crafts and delicious bites.
  • Pop into Amersham Museum: special heritage‑day programming and family‑friendly exhibits.                 You can book your tickets for a town walk here

Final running order will be posted closer to the day, but expect a full afternoon of activity across the High Street, Market Square and Church Mead.

 

When & where:

  • Date: Sunday 7 September 2025
  • Time: 11:30am – 5:30pm
  • Location: Old Amersham (High Street, Market Square & Church Mead)

 

 

Getting here (easy!):

  • By Tube/rail: Metropolitan line or Chiltern Railways to Amersham. It’s a beautiful walk down the hill to the Old Town.
  • By heritage bus: Keep an eye out for heritage bus journeys linking Amersham‑on‑the‑Hill and Old Amersham.
  • By car: Parking is limited on event day — please follow local signage and respect road closures.

Make a day of it:

  • Arrive early to catch the first performances and explore the markets at a relaxed pace.
  • Pop into Amersham Museum for bite‑size history and family activities.
  • Bring a tote and a light jacket (hello, British weather!).
  • Grab lunch or tea at our brilliant independent cafés, pubs and restaurants along the High Street.

 

 

Extra heritage bonus this weekend:

Vintage transport fans — you’re in luck! Over the same weekend there will be special 1930s Art‑Deco Tube train rides on parts of the Metropolitan line. If you’re planning a London‑to‑Amersham day out, check availability and book in advance.

Save the date & spread the word:

Bring your favourite people and make some new memories in our picture‑perfect Old Town.
Sunday 7 September • 11:30am–5:30pm • Old Amersham

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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