Events Around Evesham

Come and have fun in our chocolate workshop for children decorating a chocolate log with ganache and making, all the Christmas decorations to give it the real Christmas Wow factor.

From dusk the apple orchard becomes alive with cider, singing and Morris men. Join us for this pagan tradition of toasting the trees to encourage a good harvest, a brilliant way to dispel those winter blues! Followed by a music session. Booking Not Needed.

An exhibition showcasing a mix of jewellery, contemporary sculptural ceramics and botanical illustrations.

Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga star in this iconic love story, following struggling singer Ally ready to give up on her dreams when she meets and falls for seasoned musician Jackson.

Folk duo, Belshazza’s Feast, bring their Christmas show to Number 8, mixing traditional folk music with seasonal material – a real festive treat!

Folk duo, Belshazzar’s Feast, bring their Christmas show to Number 8, mixing traditional folk music with seasonal material – a real festive treat!

Benedict Cumberbatch voices the Grinch in this animated comedy inspired by the Dr Seuss classic, promising to be a festive favourite with children and their grown ups!

A wonderful festive story inspired by the E.T.A. Hoffman fairytale starring Keira Knightly, Colin Firth, Morgan Freeman, Miranda Hart and Mackenzie Foy as Clara.

The holiday classic returns to the majestic Bolshoi stage for a live broadcast of a timeless story, accompanied by Tchaikovsky’s beloved score.

This multi-award winning production of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s classic musical comes to the big screen, recorded at the London Palladium.

Newt Scamander teams up with a young Albus Dumbledore to stop Gellert Grindelwald in his attempt to raise an army of pure-blood wizards.

A celebration of Queen, their music and lead singer Freddie Mercury, the film follows the band’s rise to fame, their split and their performance at Live Aid which became known as the greatest live performance in rock history.

Celebrate the turn of the year with the Berliner Philharmoniker’s glittering New Year’s Eve Concert!

Join us for a game or two at our informal games night in The Foyer! All ages welcome, anytime from 7pm.

Mike’s exhibition represents one artist’s quest to find ways that allow a different essence to emerge from the portrait process.

Ryan Gosling stars as Neil Armstrong in the decade leading up to the first manned mission to the moon, the film explores the triumphs and costs of one of the most dangerous missions in history.

Join André Rieu in his New Year’s concert for a magical evening of music and dance, featuring show tunes, classical music and plenty of festive fun!

Set in and around a train station’s lost and found office, this Irish comedy follows the characters within a small, quirky community in seven interconnecting stories.

Another chance to see this drama adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novel starring Emma Thompson as a High Court judge who is asked to rule on the case of a child refusing a blood transfusion that will save his life.

Comedy set in 1809 French landed gentry starring Jean Dujardin as the swaggering Captain Neuville and Mélanie Laurent as the prim, serious Elisabeth in a battle of the sexes.

Robert Redford stars as Forrest Tucker in this story of a habitual criminal who escapes prison at the age of 70 and goes on to carry out a string of heists, based on true events.

Well known within the local folk scene, Colin’s his live show delivers a mix of tunes and lyrics with a feel good factor.

Welcome in the new year with the Worcester Philharmonic Orchestra and their traditional New Year’s Gala Concert.

Explore the ancient world of mosaic and make your own beautiful mosaic panel to treasure for years to come. Mosaic is the wonderful art of creating an image or pattern using small pieces of coloured glass, stone or other materials – usually flat and square in shape.

Hand-crafted soap smells incredible and feels wonderful on your skin. A real touch of luxury. So how would you like to learn how to make it yourself?