Events Around Stoke

Join everyone’s favourite dynamic duo as Wallace prepares to perform his musical masterpiece My Concerto in Ee Lad with help from his faithful canine companion Gromit…what could possibly go wrong?!

Explore our beautiful heathland and woodland whilst learning all about the amazing bird life that calls Kinver Edge home. Spring brings lots of activity from the bird life that live on Kinver Edge. Join us on a guided bird spotting walk with an expert, and learn all about these amazing creatures.

Help us discover and record the wildlife of Kinver Edge and have a go at nature challenges. Meet experts and take part in pond dipping, bat detecting, bird walks and bug hunts! A family-friendly event, all free.

Newcastle-under-Lyme Community Orchestra are running our second quiz evening. An evening of fun and social entertainment. Come along and enjoy our mind taxing quiz rounds. Max of 6 people per team

Newcastle Under Lyme Community Orchestra Quiz Night An evening of fun and socialising Teams upto 6 people Refreshments available

Trent Valley Archers welcome everyone to their annual public open day on Saturday 18th May starting at 10:30am until 3pm (last admission 2:30pm), All the equipment will be provided, all ages and abilities are welcome, there will be also be refreshments, face painting and more.

Our new event for 2019 is the challenging Diablo - Spanish for devil ! - where we offer you a new HQ and three testing routes through the glorious Peak District National Park - are hardest yet and not one to be missed!

Come and #GetWild with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust. These free drop in activities are aimed at 8-16 years olds but all the family are welcome to join in from 0 to 103! We might be building dens, making homes for wildlife or balancing on the slackline.

Leave your parents behind and #GetWild with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust. Are you aged between 8-16 years? Then come with us on a woodland adventure and #GetWild. We will start our day with a walk into the woods but from there it’s your choice!

Endon Dramatic Society present A Cuckoo in the Nest by Ben Travers A Cuckoo in the Nest is a farce by the English playwright Ben Travers. It was first performed at the Aldwych Theatre London, the second in the series of 12 Aldwych farces performed at the theatre between 1923 and 1933.

We are back with our Medieval and Community Fair for the 9th year. It will be held on Saturday 27th and Sunday 28th April 2019. The parade will start us off on Saturday at 10.30 am followed by our arena and side shows. These include Vikings and Medieval (Company of the Blackbird), displays.

Calling all Stall holders ~ we need Craft Stalls for this 2 day Event. Outside Stalls ~ please call Sandra 07782 349 524 Inside Stalls Dawn ~ 07921 450 599 Facebook ’Pams Audley’ No Car Boot, Bric a brack style Stalls ot Tombola please. Please contact us for a booking Form

The gardens at The Upper House were originally created for Francis Wedgwood, the grandson of Josiah, when the house was built around 1850. The house was built to enable the Wedgwood family to escape the pollution of the potteries.

Come and join us for our Craft & Gift Fair at Alsager Civic on Saturday 27th April Open to the public 9am - 1pm. Free Parking & Free Admission Plenty of parking right next to the venue The Craft & Gift Fair is being supported by local and family run Tea Room, The Honey Pot.

Have fun spotting the hidden bunnies around the garden this spring. See the Garden bursting into life as you spot the hidden bunnies. 2.50 per child (including Sprout pencil prize) Admission fees apply. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Add flowers to your garden in a creative way. Create your own seed bomb to add flowers to your garden. This is a free activity Admission fees apply. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Discover, explore and play outdoors. Wildlings is a play group with a twist with Staffordshire Wildlife Trust! Come along and try new things outdoors. You could swing in a hammock, get mucky making a mud pie and sing songs around the campfire, all in our exciting Biddulph Grange Country Park!

Search the garden for ingredients for a Tudor remedy and enjoy a chocolate treat as a reward. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Throughout the year discover Tudor attitudes to health and food, with a different activity to try each month from making butter in a churn to creating a Tudor pinch pot to keep your remedies in. Explore the way in which the Tudors looked after their health and wellbeing, and get your body Tudor ready!

Its not just the Tudors who lived at Little Moreton. Find out more about the modern inhabitants, their work and what it was like to live here. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Throughout the year discover Tudor attitudes to health and food, with a different activity to try each month from making butter in a churn to creating a Tudor pinch pot to keep your remedies in. Explore the way in which the Tudors looked after their health and wellbeing, and get your body Tudor ready!

Its not just the Tudors who lived at Little Moreton. Find out more about the modern inhabitants, their work and what it was like to live here. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Discover the smells, sights and sounds of May Day and enjoy the festivities. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Come along to our special forest setting and learn to carve, shape and design a spoon of your liking. We’ll show you the correct way to safely handle an array of sharp edged cutting tools; from saws to axes to knives.

Exploring textures: Here students will learn how to produce different textures using various tools such as hammers, punches and stamps. You will learn reticulation and granulation techniques too to create at least two pieces of silver jewellery to take home with you.