What's On and Things To Do Around Shropshire

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

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.

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...

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.

A series of gentle ambles with a local expert ideal for all the family. Dave Pearce is your guide to this all-abilities series of ambles (not walks).

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.

Enjoy the sunset and sunrise on the shortest night of the year at a magical location. Join our Ranger and Engagement staff for an unforgettable night of wild camping on the Long Mynd. Our team will be supplying a warming fire and there will be a long-drop loo available.

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.

Having explored the county of Meirionnydd and especially the Rhinogydd Mountains for several years, photographer Jean Napier takes us on a journey to explore its human and natural landscape which dates back millennia, captured through her lens.

It’s the Swinging 60’s and life at the court of the usurping Duke Frederick is lived on the edge - overflowing with tension, intrigue and brotherly hate. Meanwhile in the Forest of Arden, peace and love reigns where the Duke’s exiled brother Duke Senior has taken refuge.

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.

Explore the variety of wild flowers that can be found thriving in disused limestone quarries on Wenlock Edge and learn how to identify them. Join the rangers and explore the variety of wild flowers at Ballstone quarry and the woods surrounding it. Booking Essential. Phone: 03442491895.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Film: Tír na nÓg: an Irish and Welsh Cineconcert This fine documentary from a trio of Welsh journalists – Y Cymro’s John Roberts Williams, Geoff Charles and Wil Vaughan – presents an invaluable social record of the West of Ireland in 1947. The film records the journey from Wales to Dublin and then to Spiddal in Co.

‘The Life and Times of the Tat Man’ has been on tour for five years. The play was written by David Calcutt. It is performed by Tony Barrett and is directed By Regional Voice Theatre Company’s artistic director, Glen Buglass.

Join us for a toddle and some seasonal nature fun around the park. Activities may include scavenger hunts, feeding the ducks and muddy puddles! Please wear your wellies. Wild Toddlers is suitable for those older children who are now walking, we will be using paths NOT suitable for pushchairs. No booking is required.

On the Summer Solstice weekend come to the Visitor Centre at Severn Valley Country Park for a mesmerising evening of folk music with local award-winning band Whalebone. Panoramic views down the valley and local real ale available..

Join Shropshire Council Rangers for a day exploring the wildlife of Severn Valley Country Park. Take part in pond dipping, minibeast hunts, wildflower walks and much much more…

Saturday 23rd June 2018 @ 3.30pm - Ellesmere College, Ellesmere, Shropshire, SY12 9AB. Join celebrity organist Jonathan Scott as he presents a recital on the College’s TWO pipe organs.

½-acre of very secret S-facing garden, Developed over 30yrs with enthusiasm creativity and the love of gardening by the present owners. Divided up into different sections rose garden herbaceous borders koi fish pond with gazebo.

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!

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!

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.

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.

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.

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.

Steam & vintage Show. Full size Traction Engines,Miniature Traction Engines,Motor Bikes, Cars, Tractors, Oil Engines, Commercials, Trade Stands,Fair Organ, Memorabilia Displays,Refreshments, Model Displays in Village Hall,Plenty of Free Car parking, Including Disabled Car Park & access

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!

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.

The walk will visit Hillfort remains at Nesscliffe, Oliver’s Point, Kynaston Cave and the remains of Shrawardine Castle. Please note that this walk starts and finishes from Nesscliffe Hill Country Park and NOT Severn Valley Country Park. Free parking available at the Pines Car Park at Nesscliffe (SY4 1DG)

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.

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.

Stokesay Court is a magnificent Grade II* late-Victorian mansion imposingly set within extensive landscaped grounds, with far ranging views towards Ludlow.

Exciting, eccentric, steeply terraced hillside garden. Paths through lovely planting wind upwards past water, through turrets, boules arena to ’pueblo’ and amphitheatre, with outsize chess court all set in remote idyllic landscape.

5 acres with highly productive beautiful kitchen garden. Unusual vegetables and fruits - Large Polytunnel with Alpine strawbs, Heritage toms and crammed with salad, chillies, celeriac. Roses in Walled Garden from May, Double herbaceous at its best July and August but Sedums and Roses stunning in September.

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!!

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.

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!

This is the first year for Steaming Down The Valley – Racing The Train, a trail run of a little over 4, fairly challenging miles! Starting at Severn Valley Country Park and ending at Arley Station racing a full on Steam Train from Severn Valley Railway!

Oswestry markets’ hold a monthly Artisan Market on the last Friday of every month selling the best in local produce such as pies and pastries, meat and fish, cheeses and cakes as well as occasional crafts and bespoke gifts.

As a part of the Library’s current exhibition, Kyffin Williams: Behind the Frame, we will be holding a full day of talks and presentations in honour of one of Wales’ foremost artists. Speakers will include David Meredith, Jenny Williamson, David Smith, Dr Lloyd Roderick, John Smith and Catrin Williams.

Join us for a pushchair friendly walk, sometimes followed by a short story time. The buggy walk is suited for those children who are not yet walking and are in pushchairs. The buggy walks are FREE . No booking is required. Car park charges apply

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.

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

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.

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

Art Exhibition by Andrew Evans " Summer and Sunshine’ is an exhibition of highly detailed landscapes of stunning quality capturing the light, shade, depth and detail of atmospheric places around the Shropshire and Welsh countryside.

Join our rangers and local experts from ‘Geologists in the Geopark’ and try to find your own carboniferous fossil! This family friendly 2 hour session starts at the visitor centre with a brief introduction to the fascinating geology of the park and what you might expect to find during the fossil hunt.

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.

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!

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.

Ellesmere Antique & Collectors fair selling a wide variety of antiques and collectables including ceramics, jewellery, postcards, clocks and furniture, militeria, vintage textiles. This is a popular monthly event. The venue has free parking, full disabled facilities and good quality refreshments.

On Sunday 1st July 2018, the Marches Choir and Sinfonia, together with Aber Opera and guest soloists, will perform a variety of well known and much-loved opera numbers, from Carmen to Aida in the magnificent Walcot Hall Ballroom.

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.

Award winning silver band playing in the beautiful surroundings of Cae Glas Park

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.

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.

The History of the Gogerddan Estate – Hilary Peters An introduction to the history of the Gogerddan estate and the Pryse family. Discover how they changed the landscape and exerted their powerful influence on every aspect of Cardiganshire’s past.

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

The Celtic Knot Conference 2018 is the second Wikipedia language conference focusing on supporting Celtic and Indigenous Languages. This year the conference will be organized in collaboration between The National Library of Wales and Wikimedia UK.

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.

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!

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.

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!

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.

NLW Friends event: ‘Bwrw dy fara ar wyneb y dyfroedd...’: Y Parch Ddr John Cynddylan Jones a llongau Evan Thomas, Radcliffe, Caerdydd – Dr David Jenkins The extraordinary story of one of the giants of the Nonconformist ministry in the late 19th century and his role as a promoter of shares in a shipping venture...

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...

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.

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.

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 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.

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...

The owners Philip and Valerie Newington moved to Shropshire 30yrs ago from Chobham, Surrey, when the complete site was a Pick Your Own Farm. Over the years the garden has been transformed to what it is today, a delightful haven of trees, shrubs, herbaceous and seasonal bedding. All dug by hand incl 2 ponds by Philip.

Dathlu Dilys: Brenhines ein Cân – Geraint Lewis An opportunity to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the birth of one of Wales’ most influential and versatile composers – Dilys Elwyn Edwards. Her archive is stored in the Library and a small exhibition of her work will be displayed to accompany the presentation.

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 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.

Let's Rock Shrewsbury: Tickets avaiable.

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

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.

The Most Glorious Prospect: Garden Visiting in Wales 1639–1900 Join Bettina Harden, author of The Most Glorious Prospect, for a fascinating discussion on the history of garden visiting in Wales between 1639 and 1900 with local author and historian, Gerald Morgan.

A day of reggae in the park

The garden surrounds the early C18 manor house (not open) and contains a wide selection of herbaceous plants and roses. Features incl a waterfall down to a pond and various acers. A new development leading to the river along the edge of the garden is filled with a variety of shrubs and trees.

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 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

Medieval Wall Paintings in Wales – Steffani Davies Steffani Davies discusses the topic of her MA dissertation, exploring the ‘whos’, ‘whats’ and ‘hows’ of medieval wall paintings in Wales.

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!

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.

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.

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.

Nearly half a century ago humans first set foot on the moon. This evening Pete Williamson FRAS will tell us about the mission and, with recorded footage, what it achieved. If the weather is fine, we should be able to see the moon with telescopes and binoculars too. The evening includes soup and a roll, served fr.

An exhibition of work for sale by various members of the Shropshire Guild of Contemporary Craft. Jewellery, ceramics, textiles, furniture, glass and much more.

A good half acre town garden. A wildlife haven for squirrels, voles, and a huge variety of birds including nesting gold crests. The addition of excellent nectar rich plants means that butterflies and other pollinators are in abundance. Interesting plantings with rare plants and many interesting sculptural elements.

A family fun day centered around dogs in the grounds of Stokesay Court, with many attractions to keep everyone delighted and lots of ‘doggy’ stuff throughout the whole day. A Ludlow Rotary charity event.

The Bostin’ BridgeSportive, formerly the Bostin’ Newport Cyclo, is an on-road sportive event for road cyclists.

Dog Show entrants registration 12 Noon - contact Kay 01630 661540 show starts 1pm. 4 Pedigree Classes and 6 Novelty Classes Fun Rally - Dog obedience Session, practice 12.30-1pm competition 2-4pm for Fun Rally Session - contact Jo 01630 661298 Fete starts 1-4pm.

Join our ranger on this longer guided walk. Explore the parish of Kinlet, including Kinlet Hall and its parkland before returning to the Country Park through New England.

Advance your embroidery skills with this workshop in long and short stitch shading. In this workshop you will create a rose design piece inspired by the collection here at Sunnycroft, using traditional long and short embroidery.

Explore Attingham as you hunt for hidden geocaches around the grounds. Hire one of our devices to hunt out our geocaches and tick off number 49 on the list of 50 things to do before you’re 11 . Specialists from Cotswold Outdoor will be on hand to show you the ropes.

Marriage, morality and many laugh-a-long moments. Bring a chair and a picnic and spend a glorious summer’s evening watching this deliciously decadent production of Wilde’s comedy masterpiece. Performed in the open air by Immersion Theatre. Gates open at 6.30pm for a 7.30pm start. Booking Essential.

Ceredigion’s Oldest Houses – Richard Suggett The Royal Commission architectural historian, Richard Suggett, describes the challenges of writing about Ceredigion’s oldest houses for the forthcoming medieval volume of the Cardiganshire County History.

A double bill of two beautifully written plays based on the lives and loves of two British legends, Sid James and Joan Sims. JOAN SIMS takes a walk down memory lane in ’SIMply JOAN’.

Join The Pantaloons for a unique and hilarious take on The Importance of Being Earnest watch the play come to life against the backdrop of Attingham Mansion. "You must not laugh at me, darling, but it had always been a girlish dream of mine to love someone whose name was Ernest..." Everybody loves Ernest.

Shropshire is surrounded by producers of some of the finest pork and this festival aims to celebrate this. Sausages and more cooked fresh to eat on site, wash it all down with your choice of cider, beer, prosecco and more! You can also enjoy some live music to keep you entertained all throughout the day!

Organisers have announced details of the 2018 Church Stretton Arts Festival which will take place between Saturday 28th July and Sunday 12th August.

Summer Plant Hunters’ Fair at the British Ironwork Centre. This is a special fund raising event for Hope House Children’s Hospices, with the £1.00 entrance fee going to this very deserving cause.

Organisers of Exhibition 2018 have issued an invitation for entries to the annual event, which is part of the annual Church Stretton & South Shropshire Arts Festival.

Sue Mitchell, Team Leader for Exhibition 2018, said: “We are pleased to announce our guest artists this year are Roy and Jacqueline Abbott, who are based in the heart of the Shropshire Hills. They will be at the Opening Reception and will be hosting a Meet the Artist session on Saturday 4th August.

Take a tractor and trailer Safari through Attingham Park to find out more about the wildlife that live within the walled park at Attingham. Find out all about our wildlife and take a seat on our tractor and trailer safari ride to see what you can spot . Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

Come and discover what lives in the stream at Carding Mill Valley. You’ll be surprised what’s there! Our learning team will be on hand to help you catch and identify creatures from the river. What will you find' Booking Not Needed. Children accompanied by an adult are welcome.

5 acres with highly productive beautiful kitchen garden. Unusual vegetables and fruits - Large Polytunnel with Alpine strawbs, Heritage toms and crammed with salad, chillies, celeriac. Roses in Walled Garden from May, Double herbaceous at its best July and August but Sedums and Roses stunning in September.

Use your imagination to create your perfect woodland hideaway. Join our Rangers to make a den in the woods. Then top it off by creating a personalised flag. Why not bring some nibbles to enjoy inside your finished den' Children must be accompanied by an adult. Drop-in event, pay on the day. Booking Not Needed.

Do you want something exciting and engaging for the children to do during the Summer holidays' Want them to put the screen down for 5 minutes' Then bring them to Attingham Park where we’ll be running some awesome sessions!

Arts and crafts workshop with the RNLI Have fun with RNLI members, whilst creating nautical themed items to take home with you whilst learning about sea safety. Suitable for children aged 6–11.

Drum roll, please... Heartbreak invites you to join us for the grand opening of The Lord Funt Hospital Playground, a spectacular new play area for the convalescent child. Tom and his friends will be there, too, but you might know them best as The Midnight Gang.

Get out in to the valley to find some wild treasure. Join us to search Carding Mill Valley for a variety of interesting objects on our scavenger hunt and then collect your prize. Booking Not Needed.

A celebration of the local Guide Dog Group raising money for this great organisation

All mad hatters and Alice’s are welcome at Sunnycroft’s Alice in Wonderland tea party. All mad hatters and Alice’s are welcome at Sunnycroft’s Alice in Wonderland tea party. Dress up in your best, sit in deck chairs and play croquet on the lawns. Additional 1.50 charge for activities.

“Forget Chicago… Church Stretton is The Place To Be!” – that’s the message from organisers of the 2018 Church Stretton Arts Festival as they invite the audience to “Dig out their dancing shoes, dust off the suit, check out the hat and shades… and boogie on down to Church Stretton School to Be Cool!

Fantastic local jazz band playing in the park for free

The popular Hope House cycle challenge is back in 2018 and will be returning to its roots – the original cycle ride to either Lake Vyrnwy or Lake Bala. This fabulous event starts and finishes at Hope House (SY10 9BX) and in previous years has seen over 200 cyclists taking part.

The second week of the Church Stretton Arts Festival will see internationally renowned clarinettist Robert Plane and The Gould Piano Trio perform a programme of chamber music on 6th August at Church Stretton School.

The audience at Church Stretton Arts Festival’s concert on Saturday 7th August at Church Stretton School should be prepared for entrancing dance rhythms, soulful improvisation and wild Gypsy passion when Kosmos return by popular demand.

Explore Attingham as you hunt for hidden geocaches around the grounds. Hire one of our devices to hunt out our geocaches and tick off number 49 on the list of 50 things to do before you’re 11 . Specialists from Cotswold Outdoor will be on hand to show you the ropes.

The ever-popular and annual Teatime Concert (and Cream Tea!) takes place at 3pm on 8th August at the Methodist Church when French Horn player Lizzi Tocknell presents a recital illustrating the development of the horn and its repertoire. She will be accompanied by the distinguished Malaysian pianist Lee Jae Phang.

Truly Yours, C.B. the story of Charlotte Brontë – to be presented by Alison Neil at Church Stretton Arts festival Alan Stockbridge, Chairman of the Church Stretton Arts Festival has announced details of Truly Yours, C.B.

’Pelleas Ensemble with guest cellist George Hoult…The Pelléas Ensemble are winners of numerous prestigious chamber music competitions, and the young ensemble has established a remarkable reputation.

If you go down to the woods today you’ll be sure of a big surprise. Come and join us for some fun at Wenlock Edge - explore the woods and search for the clues on our trail. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Booking Not Needed. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Dogs on leads welcome.

Malaysian-born pianist Lee Jae Phang, MMus,FRSM regularly performs to high critical acclaim and is in great demand as a soloist and accompanist. Organisers of the Church Stretton Arts Festival are delighted that he will be giving a solo recital on 10th August, 7.30pm at Church Stretton School.

Do you want to test your map skills and get fit' Try the Long Mynd orienteering course then. A family summer holiday activity led by the learning team. Find your way around our own orienteering course and see some beautiful valley views on the way.

All mad hatters and Alice’s are welcome at Sunnycroft’s Alice in Wonderland tea party. All mad hatters and Alice’s are welcome at Sunnycroft’s Alice in Wonderland tea party. Dress up in your best, sit in deck chairs and play croquet on the lawns. Additional 1.50 charge for activities.

O Duo – (Oliver Cox and Owen Gunnell) has a repertoire which spans more than 300 years and is an invigorating mix of popular classics and accessible contemporary music played on two marimbas, vibraphone and a huge array of percussion. They won’t fail to excite at their concert on 11th August, 7.

To bring the 2018 Church Stretton Arts Festival to a memorable close on Sunday 12th August at 7:30pm A Complete and Utter History of Jazz will take place at Concord College, and will show the audience how jazz has changed from 1902 to the present day.

Visit Attingham and see a wonderful range of vintage and classic cars lined up in front of the house helping to raise funds for the local Severn Hospice charity. If you would like to enter your car, please contact Severn Hospice directly via their website to find out more information, including details of entry fees.

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.

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.

Gweithdy Argraffu Sgrin-sidan: Y Môr – Ruth Jên How would you like to create your own bag to be able to carry all your bits and bobs to the beach this summer£ This is your opportunity to join the talented artist Ruth Jên, by using a silk-screen process to print your own personal bag.

Come and explore the woods and track down nature’s treasures. Spend some time exploring the Wenlock Edge woodland tracking down a list of treasures. Can you find them all and claim a prize' Children must be accompanied by an adult. Drop-in event, pay on the day. Booking Not Needed.

Take a rare opportunity to step behind the door that hundreds of local people walk past every day on this special tour. Built in the fourteenth century to provide protection against Wales, delve into the history of the tower on one of our pre booked, timed tours on one of only 8 open days a year. Booking Essential.

The best producers from around the County form this fantastic market

Come and join us in our marquee over looking the Wenlock Edge to here this amazing local folk band, an evening not to be missed! Bar and BBQ available on the night.

Two acres nestling in South Shropshire hills. Self-sufficient vegetable plot. Chickens in orchard, foxes permitting. Large herbaceous borders. Dewpond surrounded by purple elder, irises, candelabra primulas and dieramas. Large selection of fragrant roses. Teas in sheltered courtyard.

? Fun day out for all the family ? Classic cars, motorbikes and other vehicles ? Lots of great craft stalls ? Food stalls including ice cream van.

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.

Stokesay Court is a magnificent Grade II* late-Victorian mansion imposingly set within extensive landscaped grounds, with far ranging views towards Ludlow.

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.

Come and tick off a number of 50 things to do before you’re 11 3/4. No. 13: Make a mud pie - Come and get your hands dirty and make a squidgy, squelchy mud pie and decorate it with twigs and leaves, No. 26: Hunt for fossils and bones - Hunt for foss. Booking Not Needed.

Do you want to learn about playing the ukelele£ Or do you want to improve your skills on this Hawaiian instrument£ Join Steff Rees from Cered on a workshop based on old and new songs from the Welsh Rock Scene. Workshop suitable for all ages, from 8 to 80! Instruments will be provided. Event will be held in Welsh.

Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2018: Tickets avaiable.

The popular Attingham Camp is back for its third year! Bring the family for a one night, fun filled camping spectacular. Booking closes at midnight Thursday 23rd August. Adult 30, Child (2-16) 15, Child (Under 2) 5. Come and join us in the Field of Play overnight this August Bank Holiday Weekend.

A highly energetic tribute show that follows in the footsteps of the award winning girl band, Little Mix. This Iconic show has live vocals and full out dance choreography. Suitable for kids, tweens, teens and adults alike, this show brings the full pop concert experience to you.

Huge event for Oswestry. A chance to see over 30 hot air balloons perform and take off from the centre of Oswestry and all for free. Refreshments and produce stalls available and street entertainment. Also a huge Continental Market adjacent to the park

In conjunction with Oswestry our industrial diesels will be taking the load for the day. Various locos used at both sites.

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.

Byd Gwirion a Gwallgo David Walliams You are invited to join the silly and mad world of David Walliams, one of the planet’s most popular authors! An opportunity to step into the world of his funny stories and to meet some of the characters that appear in these recent Welsh adaptations.

Set up your picnic next to the historic Mansion and enjoy a late summer evening watching an all time classic feature film on the big screen. This special evening concludes with a magical fireworks display over the Turn river set to music. "Nobody puts Baby in the corner!

As well as the monthly Artisan market where they will be plenty of quality produce stalls there will be also a Vintage style event with live music and vintage themed stalls

Join Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa and Po in a show full of love and laughter as they explore the magical world of Teletubbyland. Look out for the Tubby Phone, Noo-Noo and Sun Baby in a fun, bright and safe world which captures young children’s imaginations and encourages them to explore the world around them.

Fun run / Fun day with a difference! It’s a fun run for people with disabilities and able-bodied people can join in a great day for the family. Pick the challenge you like it do 5k, 1k, 100m, or more than one of the options.

Aspects of Ceredigion’s Maritime History in the Nineteenth Century – William Troughton During the nineteenth century privateers, smugglers and shipwrecks all played their part in the life of Ceredigion’s coastal communities. This talk will illuminate aspects of the life of the Ceredigion coast during this period.

Don’t miss your chance to see comedy legend Ross Noble in this intimate venue as warm up for his brand new 2018 tour. Ross says “Expect the unexpected. Unless you’ve seen me before. Then you know what to expect. But I might not do that. But then again, I might.

Over 30 stalls selling all sorts of items from cakes to bric o brac and will also give expert advice on a number of improtant topics

The 2018 Ludlow Marches Food and Drink Festival will take place on 7th-9th September 2018 in Ludlow, the small town with the large reputation for good food and drink.

A 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.

This year the national Heritage Open Days are being held over two weekends for the first time. We will be operating at both Oswestry and Llynclys for both weekends. On the second weekend (15th & 16th September) our FREE vintage bus service will operate between Llynclys and Oswestry stations.

A fantastic spectacle for dog and pet lovers. You can even enter your dog on the day for as little as £2. Great family event

Autumn Plant Fair at Weston Park with a special low entry price of just £2.50 for the Gardens & Fair . If your garden is looking a little tired after summer then this is a great opportunity to find some late blooming plants to cheer it up. Autumn is also the perfect time to plant ready for next year’s bloom.

Steep garden with many steps, part wild, part cultivated, terraced in places and overlooking the Severn valley with views to High Rock and Queens Parlour. Described by some as fascinating and full of interest; the garden incl shrubs, perennials, small vegetable plot, herbs, wildlife pond and summerhouse.

A good half acre town garden. A wildlife haven for squirrels, voles, and a huge variety of birds including nesting gold crests. The addition of excellent nectar rich plants means that butterflies and other pollinators are in abundance. Interesting plantings with rare plants and many interesting sculptural elements.

Thursday 13th September 2018 @ 7.00pm - Ellesmere College, Ellesmere, Shropshire, SY12 9AB. Join international celebrity organist Dr. Carol Williams [San Diego Civic Organist Emerita] as she presents an evening of musical delight on the College’s TWO pipe organs.

Starring Victoria Jones in the role of Cilla performing songs including ‘You’re My World’ and ‘Anyone Who Had a Heart’ while the Shades trio swing through a decade of hits by Cilla’s friends and co-stars such as ‘I Only Want to be With You’ and ‘River Deep Mountain High’.

Big Country + support. Artists performing: Big Country.: Tickets avaiable.

Celebration of English Heritage throughout the Country. Many Oswestry events over weekend including Heritage market on the Bailey Head. Lots of family entertainment, stalls and demonstrations and activities

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.

The Midland Game Fair takes place on the 15th & 16th September 2018 at Weston Park in Shropshire and welcomes lots of family entertainment back into the Main Arena, an array of Grand Finals in many sporting disciplines plus an increasing portfolio of countryside activities for everyone to get involved in and

This unique festival will commemorate both the centenary of the death of Oswestry born war poet Wilfred Owen and the centenary of Armistice Day and at its heart will be the unveiling of a newly commissioned life-size bronze statue of Wilfred Owen by local sculptor Tim Turner.

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

The UK’s longest running Musical Theatre Concert Tour features past principal performers from Les Miserables. Delivering over two hours of the best of Broadway and the West End, and of course ending with a stunning finale from Les Mis.

Are you ready to ROCK! Immerse yourself in the incredible new live music experience with Rock For Heroes. Bringing the perfect combination of your favourite Rock & Pop artist across the eras, in celebration of an incredible cause Help for Heroes. We will be collecting for this amazing cause, after every show.

A huge celebration including all the sporting organisations in the town including tennis, marshal arts, bowling, cricket, football, judo to name a few. An huge event to encourage everyone to try new sports regardless of ability. Come and enjoy all sorts of new activities for free in the beautiful town park

Rich Hall’s critically acclaimed new show begins its second leg of touring. There has never been a better time to be an American comedian in the UK. Hall’s precision dismantling of the tenuous relationship between two countries is as freewheeling and deadly accurate as ever.

Following a sell out tour last year to nightly standing ovations, join four of Ireland’s favourite country music stars all on one super show featuring the popular Frank Mc Caffrey, Louise Morrisey, Stephen Smyth and Curtis Magee, who between them have scored countless accolades, notched up over 30 No.

RE-TAKE THAT are quite simply the biggest, best and most authentic tribute to one of the biggest British pop acts in history. Celebrating 10 years as the nations favourite tribute show with the incredible new WONDERLAND SHOW featuring ROBBIE LIVE.

Oswestry markets’ hold a monthly Artisan Market on the last Friday of every month selling the best in local produce such as pies and pastries, meat and fish, cheeses and cakes as well as occasional crafts and bespoke gifts.

Some Guys Have All The Luck is a fantastic theatrical production celebrating the career of one of rocks greatest icons, Rod Stewart – from street busker through to international superstar!

The last time Kit came she wowed us with her trademark sultry vocals and virtuoso guitar playing. An enthralling and energetic live performance of blues-driven roots with a soul sensibility. The Observer described her music as Macy Gray meets Nick Drake!! But really she is impossible to categorise.

Be swept away on a magical adventure in one of the most famous classical ballets of all time – The Nutcracker. With its combination of enchanting choreography and unforgettable music, this fabulous ballet is a Christmas treat like no other.

My fellow Vaudevillians, Following the extraordinary success of the Cradle To Grave tour I was asked to reconsider my initial statement that I would never undertake such a venture again.

“Oh what a story…Oh what a show…OH WHAT A NIGHT” LET’S HANG ON - The World’s first & longest running tribute to the music of Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons celebrates 10 years at the top!

Now seen by over a 1/4 million people across the world, ‘The Simon and Garfunkel Story’ is a critically acclaimed concert style theatre show about two young boys from Queens, New York who went on to become the world’s most successful music duo of all time.

In 2000, Gary Mullen won ITV’s “Stars In Their Eyes” Live Grand Final, with the largest number of votes ever received in the shows history. The record of 864,838 votes was more than twice that of the runner-up.

There Was an Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly. I don’t know why she swallowed a fly... But The People’s Theatre Company do! And now you can too as they bring one of the world’s best loved nursery rhymes to life just in time to celebrate the 45th anniversary of Pam Adams’ best selling book!

Be a part of an incredible evening, as we pay tribute to one of the greatest bands in History. Highly respected for their incredible accuracy, performed with sensational 7 piece all live band, complete with all those perfect harmonies these aren’t no ’New Kids In Town’ they are the real deal.

Direct from London’s West End, You Win Again – Celebrating The Music of The Bee Gees. Prepare to experience the distinct sound of one the greatest bands to have ever graced the stage in this unforgettable concert spectacular.

Town wide celebration of sustainable and homegrown local produce. Stalls, gardening advice, incredible edible, owls,demonstrations

12 informal acres, incl superb woodland garden, alpine scree, gravel garden, fine collection of trees and spectacular flower borders. Renowned in May when woodland quarry is brilliant with rhododendrons. Waterfall and woodland planting. Laburnum Arch in June. Creative planting has produced stunning summer borders.

The Atlantics play the hits from the film including Green onions, Louie Louie, Da Doo Ron Ron. Zoot suit, Bellboy, My Generation... Plus... Big screen iconic mod film show + The Bellboy + DJ DREW STANSALL ex THE SPECIALS/PRINCE BUSTER spinning the best in Mod, Ska, Soul, R&B + 2tone Club night. Strictly 18+

Historic landscape gardens covering 14 acres with lakes, cascades dating from C18, woodland walks and wildflowers. Snowdrops in February, Bluebells and Violas in May, Roses and Autumn colour in October.

“Roll up, roll up! Take your seats for the Greatest Show on Earth!” Yes, Doreen’s unique travelling Circus of Loffs is coming to town. In her brand new show, Doreen explores the fascinating history of the circus, including a peek behind the weird and wonderful Victorian freak shows.

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

Join us at the Edge Arts Centre, Much Wenlock for an evening with wildlife photographer Kate MacRae. And what an evening it promises to be! As a regular on Autumn Watch, Spring Watch and Country File Kate has a vast knowledge of all things wild.

Come and see the larger-than-life characters from all corners of the world do battle inside the ring with heavyweight collisions and jaw-dropping high flying action, featuring Tag Team Matches, Royal Rumble Matches, Divas Competition, Ladder Matches and more.

Organ Recital & Afternoon Tea with Scott Phillips [Organ Scholar, Ellesmere College] Saturday 20th October 2018 @ 3.30pm - Ellesmere College, Ellesmere, Shropshire, SY12 9AB. Join organ scholar Scott Phillips as he presents a recital on the College’s TWO pipe organs.

Fantastic opportunity to try some quality local produce and crafts

The guitar in traditional music Dave’s workshop will focus on plectrum-style accompaniment techniques, exploring harmony, understanding rhythm and using the guitar effectively in standard tuning. We will also talk about developing a solid technical foundation, and the guitar as a melody instrument.

Contemporary Craft Show with designer makers from the Shropshire Guild of Contemporary Craft & the Worcestershire Guild of Contemporary Craft showing and selling their work. There will be jewellery, ceramics, glass, woodwork, textiles, furniture and more…

English Fiddle Music with tutor John Dipper John’s workshop will focus on tone and technique, looking at how to make a tune fit your fingers and tell your story, so you can breath new life into a tune, lift a performance and push the boundaries.

Family fun. Scary goings on at the market. Face painting, ghost hunt, pumkins, scary prizes, friendly witch, owls

Christmas fair with many local craft stalls displaying varied items from hand made jewellery, paintings & prints, knitted items, cakes, jams & pickles, books, cards and many many more unususal items for that extra special Christmas present.

Hello to one and all. I am Doctor John Dolittle a very famous Doctor. I’m a bit wacky actually but you will get used to that. Some of you may have heard of me (good for you) and some may have not - but you will now. I am not a normal run of the mill Doctor.

Uncork the champagne! Dress to kill! Party like there’s no tomorrow! Celebrating 20 diamante decorated years, The Ladyboys of Bangkok ‘Wonder Women Tour’ will take Britain’s number one cabaret show to a new level.

Roy Chubby Brown is back and he’s as naughty as ever. His choice of language and his politically incorrect jokes are all delivered with a cheeky grin and perfect comedy timing.

Large Bonfire in aid of charity. Terrific firework display

The Upbeat Beatles are second to none - powerhouse vocals, precision harmonies and tight musicianship. The guys have an easy, happy rapport with any crowd, giving them a reputation to be envied as the best in the business. There isn’t a band to touch them - 8 bars of “Twist and Shout” and you will know why!

The popular star of TV’s Street Psychic, Psychic Private Eyes and Psychic Academy, Tony Stockwell has a long established credibility as one of the top Intuitive Mediums and has shared the stage all round the world with international mediums such as Colin Fry, James van Praagh and Lisa Williams.

The Dreamboys are without a shadow of a doubt the UK’s top Male Strip Show, perfect for a girls night out with all your friends. Their showcase is unquestionably the most famous Male Stripper act the UK has ever produced.

Barry Steele is widely recognised as one of the worlds leading vocalists playing homage to the legendary Roy Orbison. He has stunned audiences across the globe with his uncanny similarity and ability to authentically revive the exquisite toe-tapping sound of this music giant.

The Bon Jovi Experience are the worlds first and finest tribute to the great Bon Jovi and are the world’s ONLY tribute to have been requested by and to have performed live on stage with Jon Bon Jovi himself. They are also the only tribute to have been featured on the official Bon Jovi website.

Richard returns to the Birch after his sell out Golden Anniversary celebrations of 2017, doing what he loves best, telling stories, playing the guitar and singing songs. This year there’s a whole new show to be enjoyed.

Hal’s literally filled our screens recently on Have I Got News For You, The Apprentice: You’re Fired, Bake Off: Extra Slice, and Live at the Apollo. His daughters chose the title of his new stand-up show. He’s now on a diet.

This unique festival will commemorate both the centenary of the death of Oswestry born war poet Wilfred Owen and the centenary of Armistice Day and at its heart will be the unveiling of a newly commissioned life-size bronze statue of Wilfred Owen by local sculptor Tim Turner.

Join us to celebrate the life of John Denver and sing along to his most memorable hits performed by the renowned Wayne Denton and his talented musicians with AV footage throughout. This is a presentation that will lift the hearts of ALL music lovers……everywhere!!!

Bad Manners – The Christmas Tour. Artists performing: BAD MANNERS.: Tickets avaiable.

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

Celebration of the switching on of the Christmas Lights. Local school choirs and surprise guest . Food and refreshments available

Fantastic food and craft market

Gorgeous Christmas Craft & Food Fair will be combining the best of contemporary craft from the Shropshire Guild of Contemporary Craft and selected designer makers from Shropshire and neighbouring counties. The emphasis is on showcasing local talent and skill.

Neil Sands and his wonderful West End cast are back with the 2018 production of their hit show, bringing an unforgettable afternoon of festive nostalgia, taking us all back to a time when Christmas really was the most wonderful time of the year.

Come and enjoy one of the largest and most interesting parades in the County. Huge lorries, vintage vehicles, brass bands etc. All for charity

Huge celebration of Christmas with funfair rides, music, ice rink, Christmas market, Santa Grotto, fireworks etc. Great family day out. We even have reindeers !

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

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

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

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

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

• Ramble – 22.5 miles This beautiful circular walk rambles over the rolling Shropshire hills from and back to Bishop’s Castle, via Offa’s Dyke, Shropshire Way, the Walcot Estate and Bury Ditches, with a welcome hot vegetarian lunch at Clun • Scramble – 13 miles This hill walk leaves Bishop’s Castle, to climb up to...

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

A weekend of artists’ Open Studios and Artisan shops in and around the town of Bishops Castle . To include Printmaking, painting, Textiles, Jewellery, Sculpture, Ceramics, Stained Glass, Contemporary & Vintage and More!