What's On Ledbury

Artistree is a co_operative of local artists from in and around Ledbury. Our first exhibition of the year is "Something Contemporary" and includes Painting, sculpture, Furniture, Photography, Ceramics, Glass, Textile and Encaustic work.

Were excited to be running our first Spring courses on the outskirts of Ledbury, by kind permission of Eastnor Castle. This beautiful, well situated venue is within easy reach of Malvern, Bromyard, Hereford, Worcester, Ross-on-wye, Cheltenham and Gloucester.

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

5 acres incl 2 acre vineyard, listed farmhouse, threshing barn and cider mill. Garden with terraces, wild flower meadow, woodland with massed spring bulbs, large pond with wildlife, stream garden with masses of primula and hosta. Hellebores and snowdrops, hamamelis and parottia.

Six glorious gardens in the idyllic Herefordshire village of Putley will be open to the public. There’s the chance to explore a garden laid out in the 1920s, with its stunning rhododendrons and azaleas; a lovingly-tended cottage garden; a beautifully laid-out quarter-acre plot with themed borders; gardens with a...

10 acres attached to former Benedictine Priory, magnificent views over Severn valley. Garden rooms and terrace around house designed and planted in early 1980s; chain of lakes; wide variety of spring bulbs, flowering trees and shrubs. Notable collection of old-fashioned roses. Topiary hedge and fine trees.

1½ acres W of Malvern Hills. Bulbs and a multitude of woodland plants in spring. Interesting perennials and shrubs in Aug. In late Sept and early Oct colourful borders display the National Plant Collection of Michaelmas daisies, backed by autumn colouring trees and shrubs.

From fountains of flowers to RHS Gold Medal winning show gardens and top quality specialist plant and floral exhibitors in our beautiful Floral Marquee, there is no better place for gardeners of all abilities to discover summer inspiration.

Join us for a day of healthy competition at the stunning golf course, The Worcestershire. Teams of 4, 18 holes with tee off times from 10am. Bacon Roll & tea/coffee on arrival. Prizes for the first three teams, nearest the pin and longest drive.

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.

Coats are being brushed and garlands bedecked with ribbons ready for donkey pals Alfie, Peter, Bluebell and Daisy to meet their Malvern friends and family four paws once again for the Annual Mayday Charity Donkey and Pets Blessing Ceremony.

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.

Award-winning writer, Anne Dalton, invites talented performers, aged between 8 and 21, to audition for the chance to perform in her musical adaptation of J. M. Barrie’s classic, “Peter Pan” when it flies into Malvern’s Festival Theatre this summer.

Spectacular circus and spellbinding songs combine in this extraordinary new adaptation from the award-winning Metta Theatre. With awe-inspiring acrobatics and hauntingly beautiful original songs this is a show for everyone.

Rossini Italian Girl in Algiers (Overture) Mozart Piano Concerto no21 in C major, K.467 Mendelssohn Symphony no4 in A major, Op.

Best known for his exquisite and deeply-felt performances of the Romantic repertoire, the well-loved French pianist Bernard dAscoli will be performing the intensely lyrical Mozart Piano Concerto no21, which moves from cheekiness to anguish to catharsis with a whole lot more along the way!

A friendly village market where everyone is welcome. The goods on sale from the stall-holders include fresh, locally produced vegetables, fruits, plants, meat, cheese, breads and baked items, delicious cakes, drinks, and so much more.

Hanley Swan is a consummate English village, with all the requisite hallmarks – a green, a pond with a paddling of ducks and Harold our very own heron, a royal sized oak, ‘The Swan’, shops and vibrant businesses – all embraced by the fabulous Malvern Hills in Worcestershire.

Superb position and views. Unexpected 3-acre plantsman’s garden, extensive herbaceous borders, primula and stump bed, many unusual trees, shrubs, perennials, colour-themed for all-yr interest. Walks in 20-acre wood with ponds, natural wild area.

4 acres of woodland, meadows, ponds and streams. A tranquil and relaxed country garden of scents, sights and sounds. Interest all year with drifts of tulips, wild daffodils and common spotted orchids in spring. Good Autumn colour.

A wonderful day of uplifting yoga, relaxation and lunch at The Fold in Worcestershire, all for 65. A one day yoga retreat is the perfect way to totally relax.

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.

Set in elevated position with exceptional views. 1m walk through woods and fields to show carpets of spring flowers. Enclosed garden with fern border, sundial and heather bed. White and mixed shrub borders. Stout footwear advisable in winter.

Richard White displays an amazing range of his recent work demonstrating the variety of his techniques with light using camera and brush.

Earth and Air 3 is a multi media exhibition by 14 local artists and craft makers who together are Made in Ross - the arts and crafts collective based upstairs in the Market House in the centre of the historic town of Ross-on-Wye.

Glenn Morris, sculptor will lead members of the Llangarron Stone carvers in a stone carving demonstration. Opportunity to "have a go" or simply watch.

Book talk and signing

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.

Get down and dirty with this challenging 5km/10km off-road run across the rolling landscape of Brockhampton estate. Take the challenge and explore the woods, hills, parkland and farmland of Brockhampton Estate.

Plant enthusiasts 1 acre garden overlooking lake, with lovely views. Garden with mature trees including a magnificent Wellingtonia Redwood with a 40ft girth. Numerous borders bursting with shrubs and a wide variety of hardy perennials to suit many growing conditions including dry shade and lakeside planting.

Spectacular Armour in the Abbey is a two day event perfect for all the family. See Medieval Life from the court to the kitchens and demonstarions of the skills of the time. On Sunday the event is held in the substantial Abbey garden.

Tewkesbury’s Fine Food and Art Street Markets are held several times each year, the High Street (closed to traffic) is filled with local artisans stalls including: Fine Foods, Drink, Arts, Crafts and Fashion.

Tewkesbury’s Big Weekend includes: All the Fun of the Fair, Street Music, Carnival Parade, Fayres and Stalls, River Parade, River Rescue demonstrations, River Cruise, Boat trips and many more, something for every one. See the website for more info and promotional video.

Tewkesbury Farmers’ and Craft Markets are held on the 2nd Saturday of every month February to December, next to the Abbey. 2018 dates for your diary are: Jun 9, Jul 14, Aug 11, Sep 8, Oct 13, Nov 10 and Dec 8.

Bat expert Kate Aubury will be speaking about these fascinating mammals.

Join our guide and learn more about the hidden archaeology of the 1640s house now encased within Brown’s stunning 1750s neo classical mansion. Explore the basement of the hidden 1640’s house. Booking Not Needed.

Britain’s largest walled gardens opens its doors again in 2018. The privately owned gardens date back to the early 18th century and were altered by Lancelot ’Capability’ Brown, as part of his grand design at Croome.

We are delighted to be hosting a series of outdoor sculpture and indoor art exhibitions at The Walled Gardens at Croome Court. They will showcase the work of talented and creative artists and provide inspiration for garden and art lovers alike. All exhibits will be available to purchase.

Take a peek inside one of Croome’s eye-catchers, usually closed to the public. With fantastic panoramic views of Worcester from the top of the tower you’ll understand why it was chosen as a viewing platform designed by James Wyatt. FREE, donations are welcome. Sensible footwear is required.

Eleanor was one of Croome’s influential designers. She developed a new building material - Coade stone which was used in the garden at Croome. Not only this but she was a pioneer business woman.

Chat to our volunteer Walling Team about rebuilding Croome’s estate walls - they have rebuilt over 250 metres so far. As these are volunteer led and weather dependent, we recommend you contact our Visitor centre for updated information. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Join our guide and learn more about the hidden archaeology of the 1640s house now encased within Brown’s stunning 1750s neo classical mansion. Explore the basement of the hidden 1640’s house. Booking Not Needed.

Chat to our volunteer Walling Team about rebuilding Croome’s estate walls - they have rebuilt over 250 metres so far. As these are volunteer led and weather dependent, we recommend you contact our Visitor centre for updated information. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Enjoy the tranquility of the lakeside in our Silent Space. Explore the opportunities to reflect without interruptions of daily life! The Island Pavilion is an ideal place to sit and enjoy the peace and quiet of our lakeside. Make sure you switch off your mobile phone!

Join our guide who will show you where during the Second World War, a substantial part of the parkland was requisitioned for the building of a large military airfield, known as RAF Defford. The walk highlights wartime locations and reveals how events changed the 18th century ’Capability’ Brown landscape.

"David Bond is concerned. His kids’ waking hours are dominated by a cacophony of marketing, and a screen dependence threatening to turn them into glassy-eyed zombies. Like city kids everywhere, they spend way too much time indoors - not like it was back in his day.

Darren Rees received the Artist in Residency honour from the Friends of The Scott Polar Research Institute, travelling to the Antarctic Peninsula. This display presents some of his sketches and paintings executed in situ, plus some studio pieces completed on his return.

To mark our 30th anniversary, hundreds of artists who have worked with us have each created a special work of art. Purchase a ticket to become the proud possessor of one of these marvellous miniatures!