Here is our list of top picks for events in Hitchin this weekend - brought to you in partnership with Molly Malones on Nightingale Road.

Molly Malones on Nightingale Road is an acclaimed public house that plays a huge part in our community. 

Clare Waller is Molly's renowned landlady who has rejuvenated the popular pub, and is a force for good in our town, with the establishment often providing the platform for charity collections and community events.

Molly's aim is to provide the most welcoming environment to its legion of locals, complete with the best ales available while playing host to live music and a wealth of sociable community events. 

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Here are our top picks for the coming days:

1. A Children's Concert

Hitchin Symphony Orchestra is "delighted to present" a Children's Concert on Sunday 30 June, from 3pm to 4pm at The British Schools Museum.

This fun and informal concert is designed for children and their families, featuring accessible and short orchestral classics. 

During the performance children may sit on the floor at the front for close-up views of the musicians.

More details here.

A Children's Concert

2. Euros

Looking for somewhere to watch the Euros this weekend?

Whether you're planning on cheering on England on Sunday (June 30) or want to watch one of the many games on this weekend, why not head to Molly Malones?

And best of all - the community pub is running a number of matchday specials for the opening of the tournament this weekend.

More details here.

3. Krapp's Last Tape

Coming to the Queen Mother Theatre in Hitchin this weekend is the classic play Krapp's Last Tape by Samuel Beckett.

Running until Saturday 29 June, tickets cost £12.

Both funny and tragic, the classic sees Krapp - who lives alone - take out a bottle of wine, a banana and his tape recorder, and he listen as his own voice from the past recounts the glories and hopes of his youth.

More details here.

Krapp’s Last Tape by Samuel Beckett

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