Events Around Tewkesbury

Tewkesbury’s Fine Food and Art Street Market. The High Street (closed to traffic) is filled with local artisans stalls including: Fine Foods, Drink, Arts, Crafts and Fashion.

Tewkesbury’s famous for it’s 100’s of Medieval Flags adorning buildings in summer. Come and see Medieval Banners being made, ask questions and discover the heritage Tewkesbury is famous for.

Tewkesbury’s Alleys are steeped in heritage and provide some of the most sought after homes. Owners love their character cottages, closeness to their neighbours and the Town centre, just about everything is a short walk away.

The yearly Anniversary Walk is an all day event starting at the site of the Yorkist camp at Tredington and returns to the battlefield and Tewkesbury along the route of the Yorkist advance. The walk covers the progress of the battle, includes a discussion on tactics and weapons.

Tewkesbury Farmers’ and Craft Markets are held on the 2nd Saturday of every month February to December. There’s a wide range of local produce from Farmers, Growers and Food makers, plus local Arts and Crafts.

Spectacular Armour in the Abbey is a two day event perfect for all the family. See Medieval Life from the court to the kitchens and demonstrations of the skills of the time including archery displays, hand to hand combat, and much more.

oin us for an evening of talks and conversation Following positive feedback we are once again running a series of relaxed and informal evenings where you can learn more about the work of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust and ask us any questions you might have.

Half Marathon. Entry includes: Tracking Chip, Finishers Medal, T Shirt and bottle of water. A flat run round Tewkesbury as 2018. Main Sponsor: MOOG

Charming and varied garden surrounding North Gloucestershire medieval manor house (not open) within sight of Tewkesbury Abbey. Incl borders, lawns, roses and magnificent Victorian vegetable garden.

The Holst Birthplace Museum proudly presents: Clive Carroll (guitar) and Lily Neill (harp) A rare opportunity to see two world-class musicians performing together!

2 day event motor racing

Meet Evesham ramblers at Eckington Bridge Picnic Site 10am for a morning walk. This 5 mile walk wiggles around Eckington and the River Avon using parts of a well known route and a couple of recently developed paths that are not yet on the map!

Herbaceous garden, paddock with wildlife pond, vegetable garden, and chickens, woodland walk with mature trees and wild flowers, approximately 2 acres in all.

True countryman’s acre garden. Interesting layout. Japanese - style feature with ’dragons den’. Specimen trees; water features; perennial garden, vegetable garden; poultry and cider making, small stream side bog garden. New features in progress.

This course is a simple foraging walk where we hope to be able to identify a selection of edible plants and flowers, plus hopefully some edible Spring mushrooms. We will meet in The Star at 12pm.

Joy Lisney cello James Lisney piano JS Bach: Sonata in D for viola da gamba & keyboard, BWV.1028 Chopin: Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.65 JS Bach: Chaconne from Partita No.2 in D minor, BWV.1004 arr. Joy Lisney for cello Brahms: Violin Sonata No.1, Op.78 transc.

Experience 4 different Psychics, Mediums in 1 amazing psychic night. Book a ticket for yourself or come with friends, family etc for a great social psychic evening. Everyone is guaranteed a message. Bar open, over 18’s only.

NYJO has helped launch the careers of many of the country’s most renowned jazz musicians, including Guy Barker, Amy Winehouse and Mark Nightingale.

Got 2 Sing® Adult Choirs are fun, friendly contemporary choirs at locations across the Midlands. We Sing, We Laugh, We Socialize, We perform. Relaxed weekly sessions provide quality tuition in vocal technique, harmony and performance with uplifting songs from the world of pop, rock and soul.

Spend about an hour walking in the garden with one of our volunteer tour guides. Find out more about the garden and parkland at Croome, how we look after it, and its significance in garden history. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

You will need to use all your senses and energy to discover natures wonder around Croome as you Spring into action. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Fancy a different face today' Then pop along and meet Happy Faces who will create a wonderful new look for you. Choose a design from the board to meet the seasons and holidays throughout the year. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.

Britain’s largest walled gardens opens its doors again in 2019. See the restoration work carried in the privately owned historic gardens by owners Chris and Karen Cronin who acquired it and rescued it from ruin in the year 2000 including the greenhouses, borders, rose garden and working vegetable plots of this...

The guild will produce aspects of Croomes landscape through textile art work. Working in their own unique style members will create scenes in response to the National Trusts Peoples Landscape theme for 2019. Booking Not Needed. Assistance Dogs only are welcome.

Spend about an hour walking in the garden with one of our volunteer tour guides. Find out more about the garden and parkland at Croome, how we look after it, and its significance in garden history. Booking Not Needed. Dogs on leads welcome.