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Mail for Leatherhead Concert & Arts Society or for Music on Thursdays may be
  • left at Leatherhead Methodist Church, Church Road, Leatherhead, KT22 8AY, or
  • posted to 31 Elmer Cottages, Fetcham, KT22 9BU
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Music on Thursdays at LMC

Leatherhead

Methodist

Church
Leatherhead Methodist Church & Leatherhead Parking, KT22 8AY, Map,
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The map above shows LMC's location on Church Road, and the nearby car parks. (click on the map to expand it)

LMC has level access throughout. It is easy to accommodate a wheelchair - we just whip out a chair and you can sit with the friends you came with.

Location: LMC is close to Leatherhead town centre, in the one-way section of Church Road, but it has only limited disabled parking on-site.

The Church is a 5-7 minute walk from:
  • the main bus stops in North Street (465, 478, 479)
  • Church Street car park (behind Waitrose) KT22 8DW
  • Swan Centre multi-storey car park KT22 7HP

The nearest car park is further along Church Road, behind the Parish Church Hall KT22 8BD - a minute's stroll from LMC. If it's full, the multi-storey is the best alternative.


Making a Day of it !

​nearby attractions  
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Yes, Leatherhead is just 2 miles from Chessington World of Adventures !

So why not drop off the family for their wild day out, then come and join us for something more sedate. Check our Diary to plan your visit for a concert you'll enjoy too.

Just round the corner from LMC, between Blue Café and the Library, you will find the Leatherhead Museum.

Full of intriguing artefacts, the Museum is open Thursday afternoons until 4pm.

On the opposite side of Church Street from Blue Cafe and the Museum you will find the Leatherhead Theatre (formerly the Thorndike Theatre.)

Check out current performances and films - sometimes there are afternoon events, or exhibitions in the Foyer.
Fire and Iron - the gallery for metal art - can be found on the Oxshott side of Leatherhead, close to the Eastbound M25 Junction 9.

Open Tuesday to Saturday, from 10am to 5pm (except August and January, see website) this visit will add something very different to your day out.

You will find Fire and Iron pieces in the street scenes of both Leatherhead and Dorking. Look up as you enter an alleyway, or take a look at the ironwork at Leatherhead's North Street/High Street junction, opposite Nationwide.
The magnificent house and gardens of Polesden Lacey (National Trust) are just three miles from the centre of Leatherhead, off the A426 Guildford Road.

The house, gardens, coffee shop, and café are open until 5pm (4pm in winter).

There is so much to see and to do at Polesden - fancy a game of croquet? Just click on the picture to explore what's on offer.

Further along the A246 you will find Hatchlands Park.

A classic country house, with fine landscaped gardens, this is the home of the Cobbe Collection of Keyboard Instruments.

The 1750s house, with its fine Robert Adam features, is open from April to October, while the gardens and café remain open all year round.

Click on the picture to read more and to plan your visit.
National Trust beauty spot Box Hill is just three miles from Leatherhead along the road to Dorking.

Will you choose the stepping stones, and the steep path to the top, or will you drive up ZigZag Road to the café, visitor centre, and the views across Dorking and the Surrey countryside?
Planted in 1986, Denbies Vineyard is a major producer of fine English wines.

Tours of the vineyard and production areas are available most days (pre-bookable). There is a shop and a large restaurant.

Denbies Wine Estate is about 5 miles from Leatherhead, 2 miles from  Dorking.