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- Activities for children under five in Hertfordshire - Describes commercial and non-profit making organisations with indoor or outdoor activities.
- Auntie Julie - Children's entertainer offering cabaret and magic shows. Includes full services offered and a gallery of past events.
- Broxbourne Arts Forum - Represents the arts interests of individuals and member groups, working to promote their recognition and enhance available leisure facilities.
- The Children's Film Unit - Educational charity devoted to training young people in film and television skills.
- English Miscellany Folk Dance Group - Based in Harpenden. Provides an illustrated description and history of traditional folk dances, membership and booking information, future events.
- Hertbeat FM Radio - Programme schedules, merchandise, news, classified advertisements and live radio feed.
- Hertfordshire Agricultural Society - Organise the annual Herts County Show; information and programme; also offers details of other events held at their showground, and a history.
- Hertfordshire Libraries - Lists branch addresses and opening hours, including mobile services, performing arts playsets, public computer facilities and local family history. An online stock catalogue allows county-wide searching and a reservation service.
- Jones, Bob - Humour columnist for the "Hertfordshire Mercury" is available for speaking engagements. Photo, schedule.
- Mid Herts School of Magic and the Performing Arts - Newspage, events and workshop details.
- Offley Morris Men - Brief history of Morris Dancing, costumes and membership information.
- The Radlett Centre - Public events listing, art galleries, performance space, rooms for hire, courses in art and drama and cafe bar.
- Visual Arts Forum - A showcase of local artists. Details of annual Open Studios with groups for painters, printmakers, photographers, applied arts and craftspeople, sculptors, voluntary societies, gallery and exhibition organisers.
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