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Community Dates For Your Diary

Community Dates For Your Diary

The coming months in Haywards Heath look set to be jam-packed with events for those of all ages, starting next month with the town’s annual spring festival at Muster Green on Sunday, April 26.

May will see Haywards Heath join national commemorations of the 75th anniversary of VE Day with an open-air picnic taking place at Muster Green on bank holiday Friday, May 8 from 3.00pm to 6.00pm.

The popular Mid Sussex Marathon Weekend, in 2020 will take place on Sunday, May 24 with the Haywards Heath leg at Victoria Park, runs will commence at around 9.00am, until lunchtime. 

Summer 2020’s extremely busy town calendar will conclude with Haywards Heath Town Day taking place at the town’s Victoria Park from 12.00pm until late on Saturday, September 12.

All dates and times are subject to change, for the latest news from Haywards Heath Town Council, and for more information about the events in Haywards Heath, visit: www.haywardsheath.gov.uk

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