27 September 2025 – Murder at the Harvest Supper – SOLD OUT
BEWARE! Murder and mayhem will be on the menu… and it will be up to you to solve the crime! All profits to Flitton Church 27 September Murder at the Harvest Supper – SOLD OUT This year Flitton Church are offering their Annual Harvest Supper with a twist! A welcome drink and canapés will be
28 September 2025 – Pulloxhill Light Harvest Lunch
28 September 2025 – Pulloxhill Harvest Light Lunch Join us at after our All Age Harvest Service for a simple harvest lunch at 12 noon in Pulloxhill Church Hall. Free to come along. Donations for the Bishop’s Harvest Appeal welcome.
28 September 2025 – Printing for Silsoe Photography Competition
Come along to the Photography Exhibition on 11/12 October when all the entries will be on show in Silsoe Church & the winners will be announced & trophies presented. You’ll also have the chance to vote in the ‘People’s Choice’ at the Exhibition with a medal for the most popular photograph + we have FREE
15 November 2025 – ‘The Way It Is’ Concert
Tickets available from: Jill Liddle (01525 860117, gillian.liddle3@gmail.com) and Gillian Chapple (07722 423664, SilsoeTreasurer@3churches.uk) Saturday 15 November 7pm in Silsoe Church Join us for an evening of live music with ‘The Way It Is’, a six-piece group bringing back the unforgettable sounds of the ‘60s and ‘70s as well as more modern music. Expect classic
4 October 2025 -Silsoe Harvest Supper
Saturday 4 October – Silsoe Harvest Supper From 6pm in Silsoe Village Hall Hot Supper and Dessert Tickets £12.50 or £6 for the under 12s You can purchase your tickets from Jill Liddle, Simon Stranks and Gillian Chapple (or call into the Church on Wednesday 24 September 5pm – 7pm, Sunday 28 September 3pm –
11/12 October 2025 Silsoe Photography Exhibition
Silsoe Photography Exhibition11 October (10am – 4pm), 12 October (11am – 2pm) Come along to Silsoe Church to see all the entries in this year’s Photography Competition & find out who the winners are. You will be able to vote for the ‘People’s Choice’ at the Exhibition with a medal for the most popular photograph.