What's On in Hitchin this weekend

Every Thursday we bring you our top picks of events in Hitchin happening over the coming weekend.

Browse our Hitchin What's On section or read on for the can't-miss events on in Hitchin between now and Sunday.

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Events coming up in Hitchin

Saturday: Hitchin Film Club present Invisible Life of Euridice Gusmao

Set in 1950s Rio de Janeiro, two sisters Eurídice and Guida, strive to follow their dreams against a brutal patriarchal society.

Adapted from Martha Batalha's novel and directed by Karim Aïnouz, Invisible Life of Euridice Gusaao has been described as a tropical melodrama with glorious saturated colours and heartfelt performances.

In 2019 the film screened in the Un Certain Regard strand at Cannes and left with the top prize and was put forward by Brazil as their entry to the 92nd Academy Awards.

More info here .

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Saturday: Tree Planting

Tree planting is a lovely thing to do and a gift to the planet.

The North Herts Interfaith Forum is providing hundreds of trees for you to plant in a spirit of good will to the Earth and in the great company of others.

Whether you would like to plant a silver birch in memory of someone you've lost, or a rowan just because it looks beautiful, please join us on Saturday.

Come to Little Hadham Village Hall, SG11 2BP for 10am. Free parking.

Further details here.

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[H3]Saturday: James Taylor Quartet

The Pad Presents: James Taylor Quartet + Afreine + Jazz Up DJS! – 7.45pm, Saturday, February 12, Club 85, Whinbush Road, Hitchin James Taylor, one of the great British instrumentalists of his generation has taken his trademark howling Hammond sound to the masses for over 25 years. Still famed for its upbeat, energetic live shows… with no sign of slowing down. The band's relentlessly entertaining tunes take inspiration from the rare-groove style funk, and boogaloo funk of the 60s and 70s and, the band is, without a doubt, one of the most important jazz-pop crossover outfits in British live musical history today. Click here for more information.