What's On and Things To Do Around Much Wenlock

Come and see behind the scenes at Shropshire’s only wildlife hospital, watch the baby hedgehogs being fed, see the tawny owls, fox cubs, ducklings, badger cubs and much more. There is a dog show with lots of fantastic prizes!

A family-friendly event to celebrate good beer and good cider. Lots of activities for children (including free face-painting), good food and a performance by Shrewsbury Morris. Live music all day including The Yarchesters who will take the stage at 9pm.

A fun family beer festival to raise moneey for the village hall. Therewill be Good Food, Music and good Cider and Beer maybe a little Proseco and a lot of non-alcholic drinks for the kids.

Back again for what has become their regular Summer slot. No doubt the place will be packed again! The Jar Family are certainly a band not to be missed!

The film show starts at 2:30 pm although we suggest people arrive before 2:20 pm. We interrupt the film after an hour and break for 20 to 25 minutes when we all enjoy tea or coffee and biscuits and chat to each other. We then restart the film and depending on the length of the film, we usually finish by 5 pm

Our beautiful Gallery in Ironbridge is the perfect backdrop for displaying amazing works of Art. Our Summer exhibition features work from our core Artists including beautiful two plate etchings by Jenny Gunning, exquisite Hares and bowls by Liz Gunning, Dave Gunning’s latest large pencil on paper collection, Paul...

Stunning and inspirational are how visitors frequently describe this multi-award-winning acre village garden. The strong design and exuberant colour-themed planting (over 1000 species, mostly labelled) offer a picture around every corner.

The concert features three of the best-known known orchestral works, plus the first complete performance of The Wrekin Suite by local composer Rory Freckleton. • Greig: Peer Gynt Suite No.1 • Beethoven: Romance for Violin and Orchestra with soloist Laura Brownsell • Mozart: Symphony No.

Telford Town Transition Group meets here at 7p.m. to look at the sustainability of Telford, normally on the first Monday of each month (even if it’s a Bank Holiday.)

Cats Protection’s Telford Branch meets here from 6.30 p.m., normally on the first Tuesday of each month. All welcome.

Dawley Angling Society meets here from 7.30 p.m., normally on the first Wednesday of each month.

The local Rotary Club meets here, normally at 7p.m. on the second Tuesday of each month, although June’s meeting has been moved to Monday 18th. Free admission, all welcome.

Offset by a mature collection of specimen trees, the garden is divided into intimate sections, carefully linked by winding paths. The front lawn flanked by striking borders, extends to a gravel, art garden and ha-ha.

Get inspired by Sunnycroft and explore the Blackwork embroidery technique in this workshop. The workshop will give you an introduction to this technique and an opportunity to try out a variety of patterns on a design inspired by Sunnycroft Taught by Amanda Carter who is currently studying with the Royal School of...

Monthly 1½ hours singing workshop led by Jane Read. Everyone welcome - come every time or just when you feel like it! We’ll sing rounds and lovely harmony songs and, together, will make a wonderful sound. Everything will be taught by ear, from scratch every time.

Follow in the footsteps of past Shropshire Adult Education College students as you enjoy a glass of white wine before heading up to the former College lecture theatre where one of our specialists brings to life their passion for their subject.

Join one of our three run groups on either Tuesday or Friday evening. Tuesday hosts our beginners and intermediate run groups and Friday our girls only group. Join a qualified Leader in Running Fitness, in the beautiful setting of Attingham Park for our evening run groups.

Discover how Humphry Repton dramatically changed the landscape of Attingham on these gentle strolls around some of the areas of the estate most changed by him, along the river and through the Park. Approximately 1 hours, no more than 3 miles, not suitable for dogs and recommended for 11+ years. Booking Essential.

Join one of our three run groups on either Tuesday or Friday evening. Tuesday hosts our beginners and intermediate run groups and Friday our girls only group. Join a qualified Leader in Running Fitness, in the beautiful setting of Attingham Park for our evening run groups.

The legendary group have been inducted into the Rock & Roll of fame, performed for the President of the United States and listed among the greatest artists of all time by Rolling Stone magazine.

Get ready to moonwalk the night away at a show whos star performer ‘Navi’ once earned a standing ovation from Michael Jackson himself. King Of Pop – The Legend Continues is currently on tour in the UK and is taking British theatres by storm. The superb production stars the world’s No.

Calling all Bingsters! Bing and his friends are coming to Telford in the first ever Bing stage show! Join Bing, Sula, Coco and Pando as they find out how to tell stories by pretending, dressing-up and singing songs.

Step back in time to the golden era of music where the jukebox roared and feet didn’t touch the floor. Get your dancing shoes at the ready, grab yourself a milkshake and relax - you are in for an evening of back to back hits from the 1950s and 60s!

Shakespeare’s tale of illusion and revenge is brought vividly to life in Oddsocks’ musical, Sci-fi adaptation. From the company who brought you “bonkers and brilliant” Romeo and Juliet and “downright funny” Macbeth. Experience The Tempest like never before as you‘re transported far off to a distant universe!

We all want to meet people from history. The trouble is everyone is dead! So it’s time to prepare yourselves for Horrible Histories live on stage with a brand new show featuring all new scenes in Barmy Britain – Part Four! Be reduced to rubble by the ruthless Romans! Survive axe-factor with the Vikings!

Oakengates original General Knowledge Quiz runs on the last Sunday of each month with cash prizes. It costs £1 per person to enter and the fun starts at 8.30 p.m.

Do you want to be a SuperStar or are you just pop-idle? Hosted by Howard Bell & Clare Bennett, this is your chance to get 15 minutes of fame, normally on the last Thursday of each month in front of a live audience at Shropshire’s longest-established Open Mic event, where we’re proud to support Community Music!!

The Royal British Legion’s “Beer & Banter” session for retired ex-Service men & women meets here from 2 – 4p.m. for a pint and a chin-wag. Wheelchair access through back door from car park and bus station.

Live music event celebrating 10 years of the charity Omega supporting carers, former carers, the bereaved, the frail-elderly and the socially isolated.

Take a walking tour of Dudmaston’s eclectic mix of Modern Art. Sir George Labouchere once said that seeing a collection of abstract art made him feel as if he’d had ’a number of very good cocktails.

The Lord Chamberlain’s Men, the UK’s premier all male theatre company, invite you to join them this summer for Shakespeare’s most perilous play, The Tempest.

Work with natural materials and simple hand tools to carve your own utensil. Learn the art of spoon carving in this small and steady paced workshop run by Ben Mayho from the Wild Craftist. Suitable for over 18s only. Booking Essential. Phone: 07968 071588. This event is strictly for people aged over 18.

Comer Woods is home to the UK’s northernmost population of White Admiral butterfly. Join us for a walk in the woodland to see if you can spot these beautiful insects. Meet Roger, our butterfly enthusiast in the car park in Comer Woods.

Unwind from day to day distractions and immerse yourself in our beautiful landscape. Qualified meditation instructor Michele will lead you on a calming and restorative walk around the park and garden.

Morville Hall is just up the road from Dudmaston and opens on selected Fridays and Saturdays throughout the summer. Originally an Elizabethan House, Morville was extensively enlarged around 1750, giving it the appearance of a Georgian Home. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Take a walking tour of Dudmaston’s eclectic mix of Modern Art. Sir George Labouchere once said that seeing a collection of abstract art made him feel as if he’d had ’a number of very good cocktails.

Shropshire Inclusive Dance (SiD) warmly invites you to a performance by Contact Dance Company, makers of powerful and moving inclusive dance. An absorbing repertoire of dance work including a newly commissioned ensemble piece by award winning choreographer Joanna Young.

This is a powerful wordless piece scheduled for Refugee Week- an ideal opportunity to get children and adults talking together about what they see on the news. This is a subtle and playful piece that shows the resilience of the human spirit, particularly in children.

The evening is titled Choral Music for Summer Journeys and will consist of two main works. The first is The Voyage by composer Bob Chilcott.

Let's Rock Shrewsbury: Tickets avaiable.

A new 3 acre garden set on a slope with steps and inclines. A mixture of various herbaceous beds, shrubs, trees, sunken garden and formal planting. Orchard, vegetable, soft fruit cage, greenhouse, chickens and pigs.

Shrewsbury Morris Dancers host a fantastic day of fun for all! Featuring dancing from The Shrewsbury Lasses, Shrewsbury Bull and Pump Morris Dancers and Shrewsbury Clog plus the fabulous Kit and Caboodle Puppet show from Thingumajig Theatre, and music from The Shropshire Youth Folk Ensemble and Shropshire Ukulele...

Shrewsbury food festival is back, showcasing the very best in artisan food, drink and craft the county has to offer. There is something for everyone including loads of hands on activities for kids including cookery classes and arts and crafts right through to go karting and zorbing!

Over 90 local quality food producers setting up stalls throughout the streets of Oswestry. Huge annual event

The Shropshire Theatre Organ Trust present Cameron Lloyd & Damon Willetts playing Wurlitzer theatre organ at The Buttermarket in Shrewsbury. Raffle, sales table and refreshments available. Web: www.shropshiretheatreorgantrust.co.uk

A two acre early Victorian Walled Garden with large herbaceous borders, a herb garden, shrubbery, demonstration vines and very old fruit trees. In addition there is a large Penstemon and Hemerocallis collection. The gardens of Delbury Hall will be accessible unless a private function is being held.

After the huge success of ‘Dance is Life’ in 2017, Giovanni is once again set to get your hearts beating a little faster, showcasing a story of love and passion, with even more heat, even more energy, and even more drama than ever before!

The TECH Severn 2018 Conference & Exhibition has attracted influential speakers from across the globe to discuss how technology, information and communication may help solve many of the challenges faced by Councils and Businesses across the UK.