What's On and Things To Do Around Hereford

The award-winning Hereford Gilbert and Sullivan Society embarks on another summer tour, presenting music and song from 125 years of theatre. Don’t miss this wonderful evening of entertainment.

Hereford Shire Hall Ghost Hunt. Built between 1817 and 1820, Hereford’s Shire Hall stands on the site of the county jail and is one of the oldest working courts in the United Kingdom.

We are super excited to invite you to our unique summer event Funk & Soul at The Left Bank Village. This laid back, chilled 70’s funk & soul inspired party experience is set within our stunning venue on the banks of the River Wye, in the fabulous Cathedral City of Herefordshire.

Bon Accord Trio will be providing a session of gypsy jazz at De Koffie Pot, Hereford on Sunday 24th June

Roaring Megs Goodrich Community choir are hosting an event in aid of The Haven Hereford An evening of singing. Bar available. Bring picnic/chairs. Raffle available

Outstanding 5 acre garden with wonderful seasonal variations. Impeccable lawns with herbaceous borders, rose gardens, white garden, Mediterranean, Italian and Japanese gardens. Natural streams, man-made waterfalls, bog gardens.

Artist Petr Horacek and Writer Nicola Davies draw and read from their book "A First Book of Animals" bringing to life the animals within. A relaxed, lively event for the young and not so

The award-winning Hereford Gilbert and Sullivan Society embarks on another summer tour, presenting music and song from 125 years of theatre. Don’t miss this wonderful evening of entertainment.

Join us for an evening of song with Malvern Male Voice Choir. Featuring songs from two World Wars plus a range of uplifting numbers from their wide repertoire. With canaps and drinks served in the courtyard. Experience the peace and tranquility of Brockhampton Estate after hours with Malvern Male Voice Choir.

12 amazing gardens set in the grounds of a gothic rectory. A family orientated garden with a twist, incorporating an Italian Piazza, an African Jungle, Dragon Pool, Alice in Wonderland and the elves in their conifer forest and new for 2017 ’The Monet Garden’.

This beautiful, well situated venue is within easy reach of Malvern, Bromyard, Hereford, Worcester, Ross-on-wye, Cheltenham and Gloucester.

Book Talk and signing

Mike Swash is a local photographer who captures the beauty and majesty of nature in his landscapes and intimate aspects of wildlife in his photographs. Made in Ross are delighted that Mike will be exhibiting in the gallery for the month of June.

the 14 artists and craft makers who make up the collective "Made in Ross" are delighted to be participating in the FAR Open Studios event this year.

The Community Garden is a three and a half acre site in the centre of Ross. The project works mainly with adults with learning disabilities, mental health illnesses, dementia and those who are long term unemployed. Plants are for sale.

Gaining international recognition for its phenomenal range of wildlife and rarely seen plant species, this inspirational 7-acre organic hillside garden is a must see.

An evening of string music reflecting Armed Forces Day and the 100th anniversary of the end of the Great War.

An evening of eclectic acoustic music from critically acclaimed trio Whalebone. The award winning instrumental trio, whose blend of Celtic folk music interwoven with strands of rock, Americana and Eastern European tradition has earned them a following both in the U.K.

The award-winning Hereford Gilbert and Sullivan Society embarks on another summer tour, presenting music and song from 125 years of theatre. Don’t miss this evening of wonderful musical entertainment.

This half acre garden enjoys wonderful far reaching south and westerly views from high on the Malvern Hills. It continues to evolve with new projects each year.

this is an event to invite and encourage residents and visitors to the town to visit the lake amenity area and the Town.

Bring babies, learn songs traditional and brand new. Babies adore ukulele music, come and see. Specific dates to be finalised. Please book or enquire as a group. Bring your own tunes if you wish. Help create a happy, fun loving session with ukulele and harmonica accompaniment from Grandma Jill.

Just under an acre, the garden is on the slopes of the Malvern Hills and has been described by one visitor as ’quirky’! Formal rose garden, grass beds, bamboo walk, colour themed beds, nature path leading to a pond.

Set on slopes of Malvern Hills, acre plant-lovers’ garden surrounding Arts and Crafts house (not open), created by owners since 1999. Herbaceous borders, rockery, wildlife pond, vegetables, small orchard, containers. Magnificent Eucryphia glutinosa in July.

Displays and entrance tickets help visitors explore what it was like to live through the wartime insecurities, with its personal traumas and times of hope and gallantry.

Displays and entrance tickets help visitors explore what it was like to live through the wartime insecurities, with its personal traumas and times of hope and gallantry.

In a brand new show, adventurer-explorer Benedict Allen tells the whole unvarnished truth of his most recent adventure – a solo expedition to Papua New Guinea, during which he filmed his journey to visit a community he had befriended thirty years earlier – when he hit the headlines after failing to turn up for a

Truckfest is the must see show for enthusiasts, families and the road haulage industry. Proud of its heritage in presenting trucks from all over the world, Truckfest is Europes Premier trucking event, showcasing a huge variety of trucks from giant American to jaw-dropping customised vehicles.

The tri-annual antiques fair in Malvern features quality art, antique and collectable goods. Up to 150 indoor exhibitors await. Ceramics, glass, pictures, small furniture, jewellery, treen, militaria, clocks and more.

Kentchurch Court is sited close to the Welsh border. The large stately home dates to C11 and has been in the Scudamore family for over 1000yrs The deer-park surrounding the house dates back to the Knights Hospitallers of Dinmore and lies at the heart of an estate of over 5000 acres.

Roll up, roll up!...We are putting together a gorgeous big fat day of circus fun and festivities!... www.happyscircus.co.uk will be pitching their 600 seater tent on Garway common in front of The Garway Moon pub and performing a show from 2pm.

Discover a piece of Berrington’s past on display for the first time. From May onwards, observe up close the exquisite eighteenth Century Court Mantua dress once belonging to Ann Bangham, future wife of Thomas Harley and the first lady of Berrington Hall.

Experience Georgian splendour of the gardens from a contemporary take on a Georgian pavilion. Discover an installation in our Walled Garden from internationally renowned artists Heather and Ivan Morison.

Experience an artistic response to the story of Ann Bangham, wife of Berrington’s original owner, Thomas Harley, as Herefordshire based artist Lorna Brown brings us ’Eye am She’. Join us as Lorna Brown introduces ’Eye am She’.

To commemorate 100 years of women gaining the first vote we’re revealing the hidden stories of women during the eighteenth century at Berrington. Discover stories of the lives, loves and losses of women both upstairs and downstairs.

Enjoy guided tours detailing the life, love and loss of some of the key women who shaped and moulded the Berrington you see today.

Watch as the walled garden comes to life with the sounds of the clarinet here a Berrington. Join us and listen to the wonderful sounds of the ’Conspiro Clarinet Ensemble’ as they give us a performance to make the walled garden come to life. Booking Not Needed.

Join us in the pavilion as the gardens are filled with the sounds of The Surgical Spirits. Step back in time and enjoy the sounds of the local choir, ’The Surgical Spirits’ as they fill the gardens with some classic songs. Booking Not Needed.

To commemorate 100 years of women gaining the first vote we’re revealing the hidden stories of women during the eighteenth century at Berrington. Discover stories of the lives, loves and losses of women both upstairs and downstairs.

Experience an artistic response to the story of Ann Bangham, wife of Berrington’s original owner, Thomas Harley, as Herefordshire based artist Lorna Brown brings us ’Eye am She’. Join us as Lorna Brown introduces ’Eye am She’.

Discover a piece of Berrington’s past on display for the first time. From May onwards, observe up close the exquisite eighteenth Century Court Mantua dress once belonging to Ann Bangham, future wife of Thomas Harley and the first lady of Berrington Hall.

Experience Georgian splendour of the gardens from a contemporary take on a Georgian pavilion. Discover an installation in our Walled Garden from internationally renowned artists Heather and Ivan Morison.

Once again the Hereford & Leominster Kite Festival will be held in the magnificent parkland at Berrington Hall. Kite flying has been popular for many centuries and this year we’ll host another year of the Hereford and Leominster Kite Festival.

Long drive with Scotch Pines leads to 3 acres of garden and small wooded area with mature trees. Garden mostly lawns with small fruit orchard, borders and vegetable plot plus nine acres of established vineyard with red and white grapes. House (not open) dates to 1700’s.

Sunday 1st July 2018 Acts on Stage from 1pm Hog Roast, Sunday Lunch & FULL Menu – ALL DAY FREE Weston’s Cider Tasting Sessions Children’s Bouncy castle, Ice Creams

Join us at our monthly market 11am-2pm every 4th Sunday and browse amongst the brilliant stalls offering locally made and crafted, artwork, jewellery, photography, ceramics, candles, soaps and textiles.

This morning workshop covers all the things no-one tells you. Demistifying the envelope jargon, pattern instruction sheet and symbols.

Formal and informal gardens approx 4 acres in woodland setting. Herbaceous borders, hosta collection, mature trees, shrubs and seasonal bedding. Gently sloping lawns. Statuary and found sculpture, local limestone, rockwork and pools. Woodland garden, wild flower meadow and indigenous orchids.

Three country gardens with very different styles in the picturesque Herefordshire Golden valley. Brighton House: a plantswoman’s garden of just over an acre, divided into several distinct areas crammed with many unusual and interesting plants.