Events Around Minehead

Go behind the ropes on this special tour. Take a peek behind closed doors and discover parts of the Castle you won’t have seen before on this 45 minute tour. Tours are running throughout the day and are not pre-bookable.

Go behind the ropes on this special tour. Take a peek behind closed doors and discover parts of the Castle you won’t have seen before on this 45 minute tour. Tours are running throughout the day and are not pre-bookable. Booking Not Needed.

Street Fair with entertainment, market stall, food and drink - FREE fun for all the family See www.visit-watchet.co.uk for full details

1 acre plantsman’s garden in tranquil setting. Island beds, scented plants, clematis, unusual perennials and ornamental trees and shrubs to provide yr-round interest. In spring, pulmonarias, hellebores and more than 350 varieties of snowdrops.

We would like to invite you to join us for a late breakfast (coffee, tea and pastries) at the Downstairs Hall, Dulverton Town Hall, 27 Fore Street, Dulverton TA22 9EX. Come and meet the new West Somerset Community Fundraiser, Kara Frampton, who will update you on opportunities to support St.

In April Olga Owen presents the company’s first major production of the year with the classic “The Railway Children”. Two sisters and their brother look back on their idyllic Edwardian childhood. “The Railway Children” will run from April 10th until April 13th.

Our popular Textile Market is back in the Spring at Lydeard St Lawrence Village Hall in the centre of the village. We are joined this time by Isobel Hague with her fabulous stock.

Woodland garden with bulbs, roses shrubs and fine trees. Paved maze. Views of Quantocks and sea.

Adam was appointed principal flautist for the LSO at the age of 21 and has a really creative approach to repertoire and programming, playing music from all genres. Pianist, James has been described as ’in a class of his own’.

Large, ever developing garden of 200 acre estate around ancient historic manor house. Wildlife garden. Restored old fish ponds, stream and woodland rich in bird life. Unusual fruit orchard. Scented historic narcissi bulbs in Apr, roses in June, astilbes and phlox early July.

Mums travel FREE and get to drive a diesel too

Are you coming up to retirement? Time to spare and looking for exciting ways to fill it? Would you like to make new friends?

In this introductory course led by Rachel Gundry, there will be examples of the Roman alphabet to follow, and you will be shown how to draw your own letters and set them out on the stone. (Anyone who wishes to carve other motifs or illustrations on their stone can do that).

Enjoy one of our delicious Sunday roast lunches in the stables caf. Made using local produce, much of it grown in our very own Kitchen Garden, it’s the perfect way to warm up after your winter walk and treat yourself after exploring everything that Knightshayes has to offer. Booking Not Needed.

Bring mum along to Knightshayes and treat her to a day out that shows her how much you care. Explore the spring flowering in the garden, and follow that up with a delicious roast dinner, or a slice of cake in the stables cafe.

Lose yourself on tracks through the stone garden, the wet garden or in woodland glades. Space for nature means perfumes, songbirds and nests are everywhere in spring with many bees and butterflies in summer. Productive vegetable garden and polytunnel.

Lose yourself on tracks through the stone garden, the wet garden or in woodland glades. Space for nature means perfumes, songbirds and nests are everywhere in spring with many bees and butterflies in summer. Productive vegetable garden and polytunnel.

Lose yourself on tracks through the stone garden, the wet garden or in woodland glades. Space for nature means perfumes, songbirds and nests are everywhere in spring with many bees and butterflies in summer. Productive vegetable garden and polytunnel.

Lose yourself on tracks through the stone garden, the wet garden or in woodland glades. Space for nature means perfumes, songbirds and nests are everywhere in spring with many bees and butterflies in summer. Productive vegetable garden and polytunnel.

These friendly, informal sessions are a place to work on your own projects, share ideas and pick up some handy tips. Quilter Samantha Jones will be on hand to help you get started or with any tricky stitching problems. You are welcome to hand sew, to bring your own sewing machine, or borrow one of ours.

Come and spend a morning in the inspirational setting of St Fagans Gardens learning more about what to do in your garden this season. There’ll be practical demonstrations and a chance to get hands on yourself with some seasonal tasks.

This one day course is a chance to try your hand at the craft of basket making in the inspirational setting of Gweithdy, the Museum’s brand new workshop and gallery celebrating the skills of makers past and present.

The Vale of Glamorgan Farmers market at Penarth is normally held on the fourth Saturday of the month at Westbourne School, 4 Hickman Road, Penarth CF64 2EZ.

The Vale Coastal Ultra race is a 32 mile linear route along the entire coast of the Vale of Glamorgan. It is suitable for both runners and fast walkers. The Vale Coastal Trail Race is a 18.5 mile run along the Coast Path passing through the Glamorgan Heritage Coast.

Rural fields and mature trees surround this 1 acre informal garden offering views of the Blackdown and Quantock Hills. Magnificent hostas and heathers, colourful flower beds, cascading wisteria and roses and a trickling stream.