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Audacity: neurodiversity support group
Thursdays, 16th July, 20th August, 17th September and 15th October, 7-11pm
Patch in Queen Victoria Road
A monthly education and coaching event for neurodivergent adults and young people, including those with Autism or ADHD. More information at patch.work/locations/high-wycombe/whats-on. Free.
Chair Discovery Centre open days
Friday, 17th & Sunday, 19th July, 10am-4pm
Opening of the Chair Discovery Centre in St Mary Street, next to the theatre. It’s the fabulous new copper building and you can see 200+ nationally significant chairs inside. Free, book at wycombemuseum.org.uk.
Wycombe Rotary community day
Saturday, 18th July, 12-5pm
For families and community organisations at Adams Park, organised by the Rotary Club of High Wycombe who celebrate 100 years in 2026
Have you spotted the centenary road signs at the entrances to High? New Rotary members are warmly welcomed. Book at rotaryclubofhighwycombe.co.uk.
Six Dance workshop
Wednesday, 22nd July, 5-7pm
In the Old Town Hall on Queen Victoria Road, a two-hour dance session to the songs from Six the Musical, designed for young people aged 9-16, organised by the Wycombe Swan theatre team. Book at wycombeswan.co.uk.
Community & Climate Café
Thursday, 23rd July, 7.30pm
– ‘Grow Together’ Community Allotment visit, meet outside Wright’s Meadow Centre for a short walk to the allotment site. No booking required.
Repair Café @ Wycombe Museum
Sunday, 26th July, 12.30-3.30pm
– A pop-up repair café with added furniture know-how. Ask the Chair Doctor for advice, learn how to reupholster an office chair, or bring your electrical and mechanical items for repair. In collaboration with Wycombe Refresh and Wycombe Repair Café. Part of the 2026 Chair Festival. Free, no booking required.
Secrets & Spies trail
Sunday
26th July – Sunday, 6th September – At the Museum, decode hidden messages, reveal the secrets of invisible ink, and see if you can navigate the museum’s ‘laser’ maze! Free, no booking required.
Men Snap: photography & mental health group
Mondays, 27th July, 31st August, 28th September and 26th October, 7-9pm
Patch in Queen Victoria Road
A photography-based mental wellness support group for men, led by experts. Tickets cost £3 per session and are available from mindsnaps.co.uk/mensnap.
Hip-Hop Hobby Shop
Sunday, 2nd August, 1-5pm
- A free family event for all ages with DJs ‘scratching’, an open-mic for MCs and interactive graffiti. At the ‘We Make Wycombe’ arts hub in Cornmarket.
The High Street Sunday markets
The first Sunday of the month, ie 2nd August, 6th September, 4th October, 1st November and the Christmas edition on 6th December, 11am-4pm
Also, Bucks Council are working to re-establish a traditional Farmers Market to support our local rural economy, so look out for information on social media in due course.
Through the Needle
Friday, 14th - Sunday, 23rd August
Internationally renowned artist Derek Ogbourne presents a curated selection of his work from across his 40-year career. At the ‘We Make Wycombe’ arts hub in Cornmarket – check opening times at wemakewycombe.org.
Whizz Fizz Festival
Saturday, 29th & Sunday, 30th August, 11am-3.30pm
Held in Eden, a celebration of the cultures and traditions that make Wycombe so exciting. Expect to see Refresh, Wycombe Creatives. Plus music, art, national dress, food and cultural highlights from the Ukrainian, Polish, St. Vincent and Sri Lankan communities who live here as our friends and neighbours.
‘Patchwork Collective’ fashion show
Saturday, 5th September, 6pm
Organised by Wycombe Creatives at Patch in Queen Victoria Road
A fundraiser for Wyrd Wycombe. The grand finale of Zero Waste Week. Showcasing local alternative style and sustainable creativity. Tickets cost £5, available on the door.
High Wycombe Cricket Club – Big Bash
Friday, 11th & Saturday, 12th September, all day
Friday’s Comedy Night will be followed by a Music Festival on Saturday. Expect a fun-fair, family activities, food and drink - ideal for all the family. Tickets from bigbash26.co.uk.
Pann Mill open day
Sunday, 13th September, 11am-5pm
Once again, the High Wycombe Society opens this historic flour mill, powered by our River Wye. Fascinating, and you can buy flour that’s been milled right here!
Mental health and wellbeing event
Saturday, 19th September, 12-4pm
Under the Guildhall on the High Street
Featuring Wycombe Youth Action, Wycombe Mind, YES, Wycombe Wanderers Foundation and Bucks Youth Dance Company.
Battle of Britain service
Sunday, 20th September, 11.30am
At the War Memorial in All Saints Church yard
Air Cadets from the whole county will join the Mayor and dignitaries to commemorate the dramatic months in 1940 when RAF heroes successfully defeated the German Luftwaffe’s assault on the UK, a turning point in WW2.
Community & Climate Cafe
Thursday, 24th September, 7.30pm
Patch in Queen Victoria Road
“What a Waste! What’s the future for plastic?” Meet to discuss. No booking required.
Harvest Festival
Sunday, 4th October
At All Saints Church in the town centre
All are welcome, of any faith or none, to give thanks for the harvested crops that feed us.
‘Classical Dimensions’ concert
Saturday, 10th October, 7.30pm
Wycombe Sinfonia will play a selection of pieces in All Saints Church in the town centre
Expect Mozart, Beethoven and Prokofiev. Tickets cost £15, £13 for concessions and are free for under 18s. Available on the door or can be reserved by emailing wycsintickets@outlook.com.
Halloween SFX makeup workshop
Thursday, 15th October, 6-8pm
In the Oak Room on Queen Victoria Road
A two-hour session to learn and create creepy special effects makeup, organised by the Wycombe Swan Theatre team. For young people aged 14-19. Book at wycombeswan.co.uk.
