Mole Valley Area Guide
A locals' guide to Mole Valley
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"Charles Dickens wrote part of The Pickwick Papers whilst living in Dorking."Explore Mole Valley
What locals say about Mole Valley
“Dorking is a special place with a wealth of beautiful stunning scenery, walks and places to see from Box Hill to Denbies vineyard. We also have our own theatre, cinema, a great leisure centre, a market and lots of lovely small antique, clothing and book shops. There is something for everyone and all ages too - especially cyclists with all our surrounding hills. Everyone is friendly and we love it.”
Lauren
“Compared to North London, it's really quiet, the people around here are nice and calm, I work locally and my mum is really satisfied with the area now she's an old lady.”
S. Amin
Activities near Mole Valley
The Betfred Derby Festival
Racing’s Most Spectacular Carnival. Welcome to The Betfred Derby Festival.
Race Meeting
Afternoon Flat Racing. Check venue for exact opening and race times.Race Meeting
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Evening Flat Racing. Check venue for exact opening and race times.Race Meeting
Evening Flat Racing. Check venue for exact opening and race times.If You Can
Step into a shimmering past where punchlines land like vintage vinyl and tunes refuse to leave your head. If You Can is a fast, funny sketch and musical comedy revue served with a delicious retro wink, where one gag tumbles into the next and costume changes happen at the speed of laughter. Expect razorsharp turns of phrase, toetapping numbers and moments of pure theatrical silliness that keep the audience smiling from the first beat to the final bow. As the evening unfolds, sketches and musical numbers play out as the earlier rounds of a fictitious quiz show, each scene doubling as a question or challenge that feeds straight into the climax. The Final Round takes place inside that gameshow world: cast members step forward as contestants and are put through their paces on the very scenes the audience has just watched. The format is theatrical and selfreferentialpart sketch, part game showso timing, memory and improvisation all count, and the tension is played for comic effect under the studio lights. Bring friends, bring your loudest laugh and settle in for an evening of music, mischief and competitive hilarity. Book your tickets now for a night of retro charm and relentless comedy that rewards attention and delivers pure theatrical fun.Read more
The Big Bad Wolf @ Polesden Lacey - - 6:3
Come on a musical journey of plotting and scheming with folklores most notorious villain - the Big Bad Wolf. Living in exile in the Deep Dark Wood, he parties and plays rock music every night with his cronies, far away from the goody-goody townspeople of Fairytaleville. But whatever happened to Little Red Riding Hood? Did the Three Little Pigs go on to have a successful music career? And is the Wolf really as bad as he seems? Following a successful run of this original musical last summer, we're back for more Big Bad fun for a limited run tour in 2026. Bursting with live music, fast paced action, and silliness and laughs the whole family will enjoy... especially dads! For one night only we're bringing this action packed show to Polesden Lacey - 6:30pm -Saturday 4th July.Read more
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