What's On and Things To Do Around Malvern

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.

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.

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.

Cate Cody will be talking about how her household will send less than one wheelie bin to landfill in two years. A lighthearted presentation with plenty of tips and encouragement to help everyone to consider how to achieve similar goals.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

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.

We are having a special event at Stanbrook Abbey Hotel where we hope that the local community can join us and celebrate our first year as a Hand Picked Hotel.

Herbaceous garden, paddock with wildlife pond, vegetable garden, and chickens, wood with mature trees and bluebells. Approximatley 2 acres in all.

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.

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.

Local artist David Birtwhistle displays his best loved locations around Worcestershire and National Trust sites around the UK at The Firs.

Enjoy watching the seasons change on this sociable 5 mile ramble around the Clent Hills. Booking Essential. Phone: 0844 2491895.

Imagine a completely unique experience where you can learn, touch, even sit upon an Iconic piece of Victorian history. Available to adults and children. Take the experience even further to ride, journey and feel the extraordinary style, fun and folly of riding a Penny Farthing. Booking Not Needed.

Join us for a presentation by author Shirley Thompson who will talk about her book 65 Brunswick Road and her new Elgar inspired musical. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Come and listen to Corinne playing solo cello including Elgar and other English music. Corrinne will interact with the audience with lively ancedotes. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Find out all about our conservation work and the wildlife of the hills on this 5 mile ramble led by one of our rangers. Booking Essential. Phone: 0844 249 1895. These walks aren’t suitable for children.

Local artist David Birtwhistle displays his best loved locations around Worcestershire and National Trust sites around the UK at The Firs.

Stars & Stripes – A evening of American music: Come and hear a concert of American Music, including items such as close harmony arrangements of Moon River and Pink Panther at St John in Bedwardine Parish Church, St John’s Worcester.

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.

Jilly is known for her unique watercolour and fine line ink depictions of historically or nationally significant architecture. She is a Worcester based architectural watercolour artist. The new Croome Collection has been created especially for this exhibition.

Celebrate women’s history with a tour talking about our most influential women at Croome. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are 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.

Britain’s largest walled gardens opens its doors again in 2018. Britain’s largest walled gardens opens its doors. 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. 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.

National Trust Croome and the Worcestershire Libraries and Learning Service are delighted to announce the return of the Summer Reading Challenge.

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 wel. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Get a behind the scenes look at Croome Park with Katherine Alker, Garden and Outdoors Manager. Find out more about the design of the landscape and how the National Trust is restoring it. Larn more about the statues, plants and how we look after the garden and park. Booking Essential. Phone: 01905 371006.

Join a guided tour up to our store rooms on the second floor, normally closed to the public. See the many items owned by the women of Croome through the centuries. Guided tours only. Ask at the Front doors to the Court for more details. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

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.

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!

Walk or drive to Dunstall Castle. Climb the steep staircase to the top of the tower to get views across the estate to the Rotunda and surrounding countryside. As only 5 people can go up the tower at one time there may be a short wait. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Take a walk in the park with Hugh Warwick, Croome’s Area Ranger. Find out more about the work in the woodland and parkland, and how the National Trust transformed the arable farmland in 1996 to what you see today. Booking Essential. Phone: 01905371006. 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.

Jilly is known for her unique watercolour and fine line ink depictions of historically or nationally significant architecture. She is a Worcester based architectural watercolour artist. The new Croome Collection has been created especially for this exhibition.

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.

Britain’s largest walled gardens opens its doors again in 2018. Britain’s largest walled gardens opens its doors. 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. Booking Not Needed.

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.

The official opening of the Royal Porcelain Works, a home for the arts in the heart of Worcester! The celebrations will start with the official opening of the Henry Sandon Hall, an exciting new arts venue on Worcester’s famous Royal Porcelains Works site offering a diverse programme of events, including live...

As part of its bicentennial celebrations the Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE) has organised a number of public events around the country to demonstrate the contribution that civil engineers have made to the built environment and how they have helped to shape the world.

Pretty Muddy® isn’t like any other fundraising event. It’s a muddy obstacle course that women of any ability can climb over, crawl under, and charge through. Choose from either 5k or 10k Pretty Muddy events. Whatever the distance. However dirty you get. THIS IS BEATING CANCER.

A 5k suitable for all abilities - or up the challenge and take part in a Race for Life 10k! ENTRY FEES: Adults (16+ women-only) £14.99, Children (6-15 girls & boys under 13) £10, Under 6 (boys & girls) free with no registration needed. Women of any age welcome.

Arts on the Waterways project, The Ring are delighted to invite you to their festival of art, music, theatre, dance and poetry, which includes lots of fun things to do, all for FREE!