AMERSHAM BAND will be in concert at the Free Church on Woodside Road tomorrow at 7.30pm. Featured with the band will be soprano Kathryn Oxley adding to what should be a very enjoyable evening's entertainment. The concert is being held in memory of the late Jean Archer, Ralph Mulryne, Ian Nicol and Bill Lovell, who were all associated with the band. Admission is free with a retiring collection for charity. Proceeds from the collection will be shared between the NSPCC and the Iain Rennie Hospice.

FIRST MARTYRS WALK of the season takes place tomorrow starting from the museum at 2.30pm. These special walks will take place every last Saturday through until the end of September and also on Heritage Day. The walks tell the story of why six townspeople were burnt to death 500 years ago for their religious views. Find out a bit about what they believed in, why they were burnt and what life was like in the early part of the 16th century. Led by guides in 16th century costume through the High Street and up to the Martyrs Memorial, your walk will include stops at around eight places relevant to the story. The walk lasts around two hours and costs £1 for adults with children walking for free. There is no need to book just come along on the day. The museum is open from 2pm so you may wish to include a visit into Amersham's other history too.

TICKETS have gone on sale for a talk by Tricia Stewart who was one of the original Calendar Girls. These tickets are likely to sell fast for what should be an entertaining evening to be held in a marquee at a private house in Little Chalfont. Tricia will give her side of the story and the event will raise funds for the bone scanner appeal. The talk takes place on Monday, June 27 at 8pm and for tickets call 01494 727752.

EATING DISORDERS GROUP meets monthly and is in need of a publicity officer. If you can write press releases and liaise with the media then this could be the ideal voluntary role for you. Times are flexible allowing you to fit this around other commitments. If you would like to find out more about this role and the many others offered through Voluntary Action, Chiltern and South Bucks, call 01494 793470.

MONDAY there will be an opportunity to hear a selection of fair organ music in the pretty herb garden at the back of the Amersham Museum. A Limonaire fair organ will be playing between 2pm and 4.30pm. This used to be part of a children's roundabout that regularly came to the fair in Old Amersham between the 1920s and the late 1970s. It will be good to see its return. Come and hear the music, select a song from the programme that includes marches and waltzes then visit the museum.

POPSTARS DANCE ACADEMY still has some space in its class for 11-18-year-olds held on Saturday mornings at St John's hall. It is a great class led by an established teacher plus there is a free trial session available. If you would like to learn to dance, improve or just dance with others then this could be for you.

They also have a special event on Wednesday in Chalfont St Peter, featuring Andy Instone who danced with Culture Shock dance troupe. The troupe has worked with Michael Jackson, Beyonce, Justin Timberlake and Miss Elliot. To find out more about the class in Amersham or to book a place at the Wednesday event call Jo on 01494 875617.

WI MARKET continues every Friday morning from 8am to 11.15am. It's a market with plenty of stalls and many of the items are specially made and not available elsewhere. The market is held in the Free Church hall and open to all. Do go along and pick up a bargain, special gift or something just for yourself. It's sure to be worth getting up early for with teas, light snacks and the best coffee also available.

AS IT'S Bank Holiday weekend some of the groups that normally meet at the Community Centre will not take place. However the centre will be open over the weekend. All inquiries regarding hire of the hall should be directed to Angela or Nani at the centre office on 01494 433436.