12.45pm What’s up, Doc? Come and enjoy the music from some of your favourite cartoon films. Playing everything from Disney classics through to modern Pixar favourites, the brilliant BBC Elstree Concert Band will make this a fun-filled morning for children and adults alike. Admission free. Supported by the HGS Residents Association

7.45pm Supported by Explore Learning. Formed in 2005, this London-based conservatoire has an outstanding reputation for technical excellence and originality, with its jazz studies producing a string of accomplished musicians. In tonight’s programme, the Senior Jazz Ensemble, directed by Gareth Lockrane, will perform Thelonious Monk’s legendary 1959 Town Hall Concert. Pete Churchill then directs the Jazz Choir, accompanied by a rhythm section, in a crowd-pleasing selection of traditional jazz standards. More about the Festival and book tickets online at www.promsatstjudes.org.uk

This walk is based on the Heath and Hampstead Society’s and English Heritage plaques. You pass houses lived in by the Du Mauriers, artists Mark Gertler and Constable and many others. Blue Badge guide Julia Male unravels the patchwork quilt of Hampstead’s artists, scientists and writers. Meet outside Garden Gate at Burgh House, Well Walk NW3 1LT. More about walks & book tickets online at www.promsatstjudes.org.uk

7.45pm Supported by Pentland and Cello Group. Toby Purser conducts the London International Orchestra (LIO) in a programme including Saint-Saëns’ Symphony No. 3 in C minor (the Organ Symphony), with Edward Batting organ and the traditional Last Night favourites, with mezzo-soprano Victoria Simmonds. The LIO, comprising talented amateur musicians and former professionals, engages professional conductors and soloists and has given concerts in many distinguished London locations, raising thousands of pounds for charity. Toby Purser has a wide-ranging conducting career in the UK and abroad. In 2005 he founded the Orion Orchestra, a stepping stone for the most talented musicians leaving music college. In November 2014 he made his debut at English National Opera, where he was recently awarded the ENO Mackerras Fellowship 2016-18 and has been working on ENO’s new production of Berg’s Lulu and on the world première of Ryan Wrigglesworth’s The Winter’s Tale. Edward Batting, organist and director of music at St Alban’s Holborn, is much in demand as a recitalist and accompanist. Victoria Simmonds began her professional career as a company principal at ENO. The DVD and CD of her Royal Opera House performances have won more than 17 awards. ‘The superb Victoria Simmonds’ Richard Morrison, The Times. More about the Festival and book tickets online at www.promsatstjudes.org.uk

Meet at Burgh House. A Heath & Hampstead Society walk, led by Lynda Cook, member of the H&HS Heath Sub-Committee and the Ponds Project Stakeholder Group. Suggested minimum donation £5 per adult. Info 07941 528 034; email hhs.walks@gmail.com

10:15-10:45am Story/Song Time Garden Suburb Community Library, 15 The Market Place, NW11 6LB. We welcome toddlers and their carers into a warm, friendly group. We provide rhythm and rhyme making activities alongside both new and familiar songs, and an introduction into the world of exciting and boundless stories beyond home provision. Come and join us for some fun with your little ones. Admission free.

Speaker: Colin Gregory on the creation of the Hampstead Garden Suburb Dramatic Society

Hear Suburb issues debated and raise your concerns at Question Time (8.05pm).

Cay Schröder invites you to a colourful tour through still-lives, well-loved landscapes to portraits of some of his musical heroes. Cay lives in Camden but works mainly from his studio in the Canary Islands, where the quality of the light brings a directness to his oils and watercolours.

Borough Councillors' Surgery at HGS Trust offices. Ask for advice on local problems.

Speaker: Ray Jones, local resident, on his recent trip

Veue: Little Oak Wood, Addison Way NW11 6QS. 7.30pm and weekend (Sat and Sun) matinees at 2.30pm. "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man, in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife". Pride and Prejudice is the story of the five unmarried Bennet sisters and what happens when Mr Bingley, a single man of good fortune, moves into their neighbourhood, bringing with him his even richer but less agreeable friend. The proud Mr Darcy and the prejudiced Elizabeth Bennet soon clash and their spirited sparring and courtship become the focus of this witty drama of manners, money, marriage and love. Admission £10/£8. To book 020 7723 6609/ www.ticketsource.co.uk/gardensuburbtheatre

Speaker: Dale Bevingtion, from a local charity, making people aware of scams

Waterperry has fine herbaceous borders at their best between May and October. Pettifers is a horticultural feast for plant lovers. Restaurant available for lunch. For price and to book contact Horticultural Society (020 8455 0455).

There are so many wonderful gardens in the Suburb - enter yours this year in this prestigious competition founded by Dame Henrietta Barnett. Details and entry forms from Patricia Larsen (patsy_larsen@yahoo.co.uk) or Pauline Murphy (paulinemurphy16@aol.co.uk). Prizes: Millennium Cup + £25 garden voucher, £15/£10. Judging Day: 26 July. Horticultural Society membership essential.

Veue: Little Oak Wood, Addison Way NW11 6QS. 7.30pm and weekend (Sat and Sun) matinees at 2.30pm. "It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man, in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife". Pride and Prejudice is the story of the five unmarried Bennet sisters and what happens when Mr Bingley, a single man of good fortune, moves into their neighbourhood, bringing with him his even richer but less agreeable friend. The proud Mr Darcy and the prejudiced Elizabeth Bennet soon clash and their spirited sparring and courtship become the focus of this witty drama of manners, money, marriage and love. Admission £10/£8. To book 020 7723 6609/ www.ticketsource.co.uk/gardensuburbtheatre

Venue: Free Church Rooms

Speaker: Roger Rose, on his recently published biography

Lunch in support of Christian Aid served from 12.15pm