Monthly Archives: September 2026

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This Autumn we have three social events

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Our film evening at The Hub Verulanium on Thursday 17th September – 7pm. This is now sold out.

Our autumn social & fundraising evening on 10th October 2026

Social evening – 12 November 2026 – King Harry Pub St Albans followed by Charity Night performance of DADS ARMY AT THE ABBEY THEATRE

*Le Petit Bac is a popular French game (known here as Scattergories) where you need to think fast & smart to come up with unique words in different categories. The game will be played in English, but a basic knowledge of French will be a bonus.

To book a place email friendsofnevers@gmail.com by 26 September 2026, indicating how many tickets you require, your name(s), any dietary requirements. We will email you details of how to pay.

SOCIAL EVENT – KING HARRY PUB ST ALBANS FOLLOWED BY CHARITY NIGHT PERFORMANCE OF DADS ARMY AT THE ABBEY THEATRE – 12 November 2026

The Friends of Nevers is pleased to support this event to help raise money for two local charities. St Francis Hospice and Herts Domestic Abuse Helpline.

We will meet at King Harry Pub from 5.30 (for a drink and food if people want to). If you would be happy to car share or would like to go but need a lift please include this in your email to friendsofnevers@gmail.com. You can book tickets by clicking on the links.

Company of 10 performace of Dads Army based on the popular sitcom. At Abbey theatre 7.30 for 8pm. Book Rows E & G with your chosen charity to sit with other members of the friends of Nevers.

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Visit to St Albans from our friends in Nevers

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We welcomed our Friends from Nevers to St Albans on Thursday 4th June. 18 people arrived at St Albans city station and were met by their hosts. Having had a relaxing evening with their hosts, on Friday morning people went into London. Some people went to China town for lunch, others went to visit the Jewel Tower before meeting at the Houses of Parliament at 3pm. Following a tour round the Houses of Parliament, many then had a meal in London before returning home.

On Saturday we took our french visitors to Cambridge, whilst the weather was mainly dry for our walking tour, it did rain when we were on the punts. Fortunatley it did not spoil the day, and we could dry out before our excellent evening meal at Christs college Cambridge.

After a day with their hosts when some people saw some of the folk festival in St Albans and others visited St Pauls Walden. We met at The Hollybush pub for a meal, and some music and singing provided by Madame Fifi.