The Wadali’s

This special evening is in memory of Ustad Piare Lal Wadali, whose voice touched the hearts of so many. The best of Punjabi Sufi music will be sung by none other than his elder brother Padam Shree Ustad Puranchand Wadali and his talented nephew Lakhwinder Wadali. The Wadalis are Sufi singers and musicians from Guru Ki Wadali in the Amritsar District of Punjab, India. Lakhwinder Wadali has a unique blend of classical and contemporary styles, which brings freshness to Punjabi music.

Watford Colosseum, Rickmansworth Road, Watford, Saturday, April 21, 7.30pm. Details: 01923 571102 watfordcolosseum.co.uk

Octagon Music Society

Benjamin Grosvenor on piano will be playing music from Bach, Brahms, Debussy and others.

The Clarendon Muse, 70 Rickmansworth Road, Watford, Sunday, April 22, 4pm. Details: 01923 231917 anthea@spensleyonline.com

Bring and Sing Mikado

Do you enjoy singing? Would you like to be a Gentleman of Japan or Schoolgirl from Titipu? Sit back and listen to our wonderful soloists and join in with some classic Gilbert and Sullivan favourites.

Henderson Hub, Henderson Memorial Hall, High Street, Abbots Langley, Saturday, April 21, 3pm. Details: 01923 601280 henderson-hub.org.uk

Voice of the Heart – Karen Carpenter

It has now been over 30 years since the legendary Karen Carpenter passed away. She left behind an amazing catalogue of hit songs and golden memories and is still played daily on radio stations. This stunning show celebrates the music of The Carpenters with Once More, Goodbye To Love, Only Yesterday plus many more. With superb vocals from Carole Gordon and outstanding talent from the brilliant Blue Jeans Band & Singers it will be a sparkling night to remember.

The Radlett Centre, 1 Aldenham Avenue, Radlett, Sunday, April 22, 7.30pm. Details: 01923859291 radlettcentre.co.uk

St Albans Choral Society

The love affair that British classical music audiences have with Handel’s Messiah is something of a phenomenon. Since its Dublin premiere in 1742, the work has been regularly performed by choirs of all shapes and sizes. Moving solo arias are interspersed with inspiring choruses, telling the story of Jesus’ birth, life, death and resurrection – and his final victory over sin and death.

St Albans Cathedral, Sumpter Yard, St Albans, Saturday, April 21, 7.30pm. Details: 01727 890290 boxoffice@stalbanscathedral.org

Vande Gujarat

An innovative and colourful journey to the land of Gujarat, discovering new places and capturing its history through timeless dance traditions of Garba, Raas, Hudo, Tippani, Holi, Dhar Talwar (Sword and Shield), Timli and many more. An unparalleled theatrical experience which will enthral audiences with its beauty and tradition.

Watersmeet Theatre, High Street, Rickmansworth, Sunday, April 22, 5.30pm. Details: 01923 711063 watersmeet.co.uk

Sleeping Beauty

A classic fairytale set to Tchaikovsky’s magnificent score, with stunning choreograph and beautiful costumes. The wicked Carabosse casts a spell on Princess Aurora proclaiming that she will one day prick her finger – and die. The Lilac Fairy changes the spell, and instead on the fateful day the Princess and the entire Palace fall into a deep sleep. Following the traditional tale of Sleeping Beauty, this ballet is sure to enchant audiences of all ages.

The Alban Arena, Civic Centre, St Albans, Saturday, April 21, 2.30pm. Details: 01727 844488 alban-arena.co.uk

Jeremy Hardy

Jeremy Hardy is in his fourth decade as a stand-up this year. That’s a more dramatic way of saying he started 33 years ago and, without a lottery win, probably has at least another 33 years to go. He is well known for his appearances on The News Quiz and I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue.

The Radlett Centre, 1 Aldenham Avenue, Radlett, Saturday, April 21, 7.30pm. Details: 01923859291 radlettcentre.co.uk

Adam Hess and Glenn Moore

Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated Adam Hess returns for another smash-hit show. He's 5’11’’, he hates other families' plates, and he had his 18th birthday party on a riverboat on the Thames so when people realised how boring it was they couldn't leave. Glenn Moore presents his second relentlessly silly, gag-laden show. This time he's living with his granddad and trying to solve the case of a missing person.

The Old Town Hall, High Street, Old Town, Hemel Hempstead, Saturday, April 21, 8pm. Details: 01442 228091 toth.dacorum.gov.uk

Spring Wreath Crochet Workshop

Taught by Sarah Lally, you'll learn how to create a springtime wreath and crochet a variety of flowers to attach to it.

Community Learning Partnership, Heavenly Arts & Crafts Cafe, St Martins, Muirfield Road, South Oxhey, Saturday, April 21, 10am to 3pm. Details: 07771 992895 clp.pmoriarty@gmail.com

Big Wordfest – Wimpy Kid

Join us for another fun filled day of activities at Waterstones Bookshop, Watford based on Jeff Kinney's latest book ' Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Getaway.

Waterstones, 122 High Street, Watford, Saturday, April 21, 10am to 5pm. Details: 01923 634724

Care Home Open Day

Croxley House care home will open its doors to the local community for the Care Home Open Day and The Queen’s Birthday. The home will have live entertainment, cake stall, plant stall, tombola and great prizes to be won in the raffle. There will be plenty of fun games for the whole family including Beat the Goalie, Play your Cards Right and Bouncy Castle. There will also be refreshments and a barbecue stall.

Croxley House Care Home, Croxley Green, Saturday, April 21, 2pm to 6pm. Details: 01923 775134