What's On and Things To Do Around Pontesbury

3 acre romantic S-facing garden, formally designed, informally and intensively planted with a great variety of unusual herbaceous plants Nicks garden, with many species trees and shrubs, surrounds a large pond with bog and moisture-loving plants. Ornamental kitchen garden with pretty outbuildings. Rose and peony walk.

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.

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

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!

Let's Rock Shrewsbury: Tickets avaiable.

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...

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

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.

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.

Live steel music performance by Pantonic All Stars Steel Orchestra from Stockport

A concert by The Shrewsbury Light Orchestra. This will be the tenth “Proms” themed concert the Orchestra will play in support of, as in the last two years, The Lingen Davies Cancer Fund in Shrewsbury and the local Village Hall.

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

10 acres of mainly hillside garden and woods (bluebells in May) in the Shropshire Hills AONB with borrowed views over and down a valley. The start of the River West Onny meanders through the property.

From 12 noon until late, join the Hencote Saturday Wine Party from 12 noon until late to enjoy guided vineyard tours, drinks on the veranda overlooking spectacular views of Shrewsbury and live entertainment from local artists!

Hidden in the Shropshire countryside, Cronkhill is an unexpected vision of Italy. Take a tour around this little gem on one of only six open days a year. All visits must be pre booked.

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.

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.

Has to be seen to be believed. A unique hillside garden (over 700 steps) bordering R Perry. Wide variety of styles and plants from formal terraces to woodland paths, plus large kitchen garden. Lawn area redeveloped in 2017 with new statues.

A jewel in the town. Explore the ground floor of this C17 barrel maker’s cottage and walk into a large garden room which also houses a museum of tools from different trades. Mystic pool of smoke and sounds.