Activities in surrey

[Millde]

wondered if anyone had any good ideas of activities four ladies can do in the Surrey area. It’s is for family 35 yr old, 50, 64 and 67 year old. Would consider anything as looking for a pleasant afternoon/ evening altogether. Have seen a wine tasting with pasta making evening but this event has now passed. Looking for something similar, chocolate making, willow sculpture making. We have these events near where I live in the north east and wondered if any people on here a have any knowledge of events in the Surrey area. I have used this site before to answer my queries which have been very helpful. Thank you in advance.

If you want wine themed, then see if anything at Denbies takes your fancy
Events in Surrey & Forthcoming Events | Denbies Wine Estate

the RHS at Wisley has various walks, talks and activities, but they tend to sell out so you need to book early
RHS Garden Wisley : What's on / RHS

This has just finished for the winter, but if your looking ahead for next year, you might like to try
Quiz Walks Home Page

Some suggestions here - my sibling has attended workshops or courses at the first three:

https://www.oldbarnworkshop.co.uk/
https://abingercookeryschool.com/shop/evening-cookery-courses/
https://www.wattsgallery.org.uk/whats-on/category/workshops-and-courses
https://www.thechocolateschool.co.uk/
https://www.gordonramsayacademy.com/en/uk/woking/cooking-classes

Surrey covers a big area.

The Silent Pool Distillery does tours and is in a lovely area.

Mercedes Benz World does driving experiences if you want something a bit exhilarating (but it is a bit pricey).

The cookery school in Woking is good, although I've not been since Gordon took it over.

There's also the Hogs Back brewery. They also do tours.

Not Surrey but just over the border into Berkshire - fused glass workshop days at Enchanting Glass Designs at Holme Grange Craft Village are great.

Thank you this is the type of things I was looking for.

Have a look at Farnham Maltings, they have lots of craft workshops and there are lots of nice places to eat in town too

NT places tend to do "light walks" around this time of year. I have been to one at Polesden Lacey, and I know they do similar at Wisley.
For the daytime, you could try walking with llamas. I have done this in Surrey, and it was great, but I can't remember the venue. I know the llama stable was attached to a pub, where you could go for refreshments afterwards.
Pottery painting. Lots of places offer this.
Or maybe a falconry experience.
A friend of mine did a perfume making afternoon in Central London, which would be easily accessible from most parts of Surrey.