What's On and Things To Do Around Wedmore

acre part walled rural garden with babbling brook and 4 acre traditional cider orchard, with views. Specimen hollies, copper beech, paulownia, yew and poplar. Pergolas, arbour and numerous seats. Mixed informal shrub and perennial beds with many unusual plants.

The distinctive hill of Brent Knoll, an iron age hill fort, is well worth climbing 449ft for the 360 view of surrounding hills incl Glastonbury Tor and the Somerset Levels. Lovely C13 church renowned for its bench ends. Ball Copse Hall: S-facing Edwardian house (not open) on lower slopes of Knoll.

Mature Grade II terraced garden. Sloping land transformed into architectural terraces with profusion of plants capitalising on views of Wells Cathedral and Vale of Avalon. 1960, garden was lovingly restored to its former glory, orchard replaced with collection of ornamental trees.

Beautiful garden with stunning uninterrupted views of the Tor and the Levels. This tranquil yet diverse garden has been restored and redesigned by art historian and retired history teacher Joanna to reflect the ancient landscape and rich heritage of Glastonbury.

Fabulous vintage clothes, textiles, vinyl, gifts, accessories, jewellery, toys, books, collectables, kitchenalia from some of the best traders in the locale. Complimented by a select number of artisans selling their retro/vintage vibe wares. Entry £1, 50p for students under 16s free

Martin has been a full time professional artist painter since graduating from Exeter College of Art & Design in 1985. Primarily a figurative painter, he prefers to work directly from his chosen subjects, which are mostly derived from the people and landscape of the Mendip Hills, where he lives.

Designed to celebrate the Great British Garden, the stunning 14-acre grounds of the Palace will feature guided tours, live music, expert speakers, BBQ food, ‘have a go’ skills and crafts and over 40 stalls, including a fabulous range of nurseries selling unusual and popular plants.

Directed by Edgar Phillips with Neil Howiantz as King Lear Following the success of last year’s critically acclaimed debut production of Hamlet, Wells Theatre Company is returning to The Bishop’s Palace to perform another Shakespeare masterpiece; King Lear.

Also open by arrangement 1 April to 30 Sept, please confirm your visit is to support the National Garden Scheme when booking.

The four conductor in this series of guest conductors is Dr. Dennis Simons. He has been founder leader of the Alberni String Quartet, Co-Leader of the London Philharmonic and Leader of the BBC Philharmonic returning to the U.K. after twenty years as Music Director and Conductor of three orchestras in North America.

Rosemary Hawthorne, THE KNICKER LADY, returns to Burnham-on-Sea with a new, intimate version of her well-loved and popular show.

Brand new for 2018, our first ever Scrumpy & Western Weekend at Sandy Glade Holiday Park (Fri 13th- Sun 16th July) - our very own Somerset festival! A weekend filled with acoustic daytime sessions and a full cider/ local produce marquee.

Lots of lovely items and curious to browse including Books, Dvd’s, Cd’s, kitchenware, toys, Bric a Brac. Relaxing snack room where you can purchase our lovely home made cakes with a cuppa.

Muses TP presents -- One of the greatest musicals of all time, live on stage! Made famous by stunning tap dance routines and memorable music, it’s Singin’ in the Rain in all its technicolour glory, with live music, dance, and of course, rain!

Evening of Mediumship with Nikki Kitt THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB - WESTON-SUPER-MARE (non-members Welcome) Wednesday 20th June - 7.30pm Tickets £10.00 - Available online www.psychicmediumnikkikitt.co.

The photographs selected for this exhibition reveal a connection between the artist’s thoughts, what she sees, where she places herself in relation to the subject and how the camera captures the resulting images.

Jacqueline paints, writes poetry and makes music. Her work explores the figure and its relationship to space, but boundaries and walls have also become a recent obsession. Whilst generally working on small scale canvases, she also likes the freedom of movement and gesture afforded by larger surfaces.

Connect the mind, voice, ears and heart through the spoken and written word. Come to hear poems, read aloud from your favourite book or own works, and discuss what matters to you. Light refreshments served. No one turned away and all welcome, especially those not in full-time employment. Disabled access.

FAMILY FUNFAIR Dodgems plus twisters, waltzers, miami ,roller coaster, the cage and other Large rides ,kiddie rides,stalls,hooplas,toy story jump & slide ,crazy castle,Bungees,Candyfloss,refreshments and lots more. Look Out for VOUCHERS in local shops.

A broad spectrum of interest and styles developing year on year. Flower-packed beds, borders and pots, roses, topiary, hydrangeas, exotic garden, many unusual trees and shrubs, orchards, vegetables, ponds, specialist sweet peas, lawns and ha ha. Abundant collection of mature trees and shrubs.

ACEArts’ next exhibition explores the sense of personal identity both in people with and without dementia, all of us.

The best in improvised comedy - welcome to an evening of songs, sketches and general silliness – and all of it based around audience suggestions. Maybe you’ve always wanted to see an opera set in the Mizzymead Centre? Or hear a folk song about a fondue set? Well you’ve come to the right place.

Tuckers Tap Bar is open on Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons from 12 until 6pm. You will receive a warm welcome and the chance to try beers brewed on the premises by Glede Brewing Company. Brewery visits which include a talk and sample beer tastings are available at a small charge

The best in improvised comedy - welcome to an evening of songs, gags and general silliness – all of it based around audience suggestions. Do you fancy a sketch in which Teresa May and Donald Trump play Twister? Or an English folk song about a Pot Noodle?

NASS Festival 2018. Artists performing: NASS Festival 2018.: Tickets avaiable.

Join one of the volunteers from the Bumblebee Conservation Trust on a bumblebee safari around the estate. We will show you the different bumblebee species up close, how to identify each species, and provide interesting information on the bumblebee lifecycle. Booking Essential. Phone: 01458 224471.

A sneaky peak at the beautiful West Wing holiday cottage. Take a look around the Lytes Cary Manor West Wing, built by the Jenner family in the early 1900’s. Normally rented out as a holiday cottage, the open days give the opportunity to see what lies inside the most modern area of the manor. Booking Not Needed.

A new woodland poetry trail rediscovering the romantic landscape of Bristol poet and bluestocking writer, Hannah More. Lace up your walking boots and follow in the footsteps of the Gibbs family to rediscover the romantic landscape of Bristol poet and bluestocking writer, Hannah More.

Things are different at Tyntesfield this year as we work on a major conservation project in the house, and give you the chance to see behind the scenes. This year we’re working on a major conservation project to replace the fire alarm system in Tyntesfield house.

Spark your curiosity at Tyntesfield house this year as we go behind-the-scenes during a major conservation project to replace our fire alarm system and protect this unique site for ever, for everyone.

Storytelling, crafts and games for 2-5 year olds and their families inspired by the classic tale of The Secret Garden. Explore the rose garden and go on a secret treasure hunt around the grounds (weather dependent). Play outdoor games and do summer crafts before hearing the Victorian tale of the Secret Garden.

Storytelling, crafts and games for 2-5 year olds and their families inspired by classic Victorian stories including Peter Rabbit and Jack and the Beanstalk.

Did you know that the founder of Tyntesfield was born in Madrid' That Spanish wine and Peruvian guano made much of his family’s fortune' Satisfy your curiosity and help to shape future expert research by attending this open meeting of the international project ’The Hispanic-Anglosphere:

Join us to celebrate midsummer with late evening opening of the garden, live music and poetry readings and a barbeque in the beautiful surrounds of Tyntesfield’s Kitchen Garden.

The first in a series of workshops run by Tyntesfield’s poet-in-residence, award-winning Bristol poet Holly Corfield Carr. This month featuring guest reader Srishti Krishnamoorthy-Cavell.

Run 10k for free at Tyntesfield Please note: Tyntesfield has a pay & display car park: 3 per vehicle. National Trust members with in date car sticker park free.

Blow the cobwebs away with a morning run round the Tyntesfield estate, enjoying spectacular scenery along the way. Open to all abilities - no one will be left behind. Led by members of the Nailsea Running Club. Price includes a cup of tea or filter coffee afterwards in the Cowbarn restaurant. Booking Not Needed.

Things are different at Tyntesfield this year as we work on a major conservation project in the house, and give you the chance to see behind the scenes. This year we’re working on a major conservation project to replace the fire alarm system in Tyntesfield house.

Spark your curiosity at Tyntesfield house this year as we go behind-the-scenes during a major conservation project to replace our fire alarm system and protect this unique site for ever, for everyone.

A new woodland poetry trail rediscovering the romantic landscape of Bristol poet and bluestocking writer, Hannah More. Lace up your walking boots and follow in the footsteps of the Gibbs family to rediscover the romantic landscape of Bristol poet and bluestocking writer, Hannah More.

We welcome an array of local food and craft producers to Tyntesfield’s Home Farm on seasonal Sundays throughout the year.

New for 2018: you can create a one leg stool under the expert guidance of the Somerset Bodgers. On this brand new course for the Somerset Bodgers you can create a one leg stool as used by the charcoal burners of old. You’ll turn a leg on the lathe and fit it into a seat fashioned from local timber.

Sit back, relax, and listen to some poetry in the place where Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote ’Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ and ’Kubla Khan’.

Samuel Taylor Coleridge - in the life of this great man were some great women whose stories are rarely told. The tale of their lives and their struggles during Coleridge’s time at the Cottage are revealed through these guided tours.

There’s more to Coleridge than the Cottage. Discover the stories of the poet’s garden, and how it didn’t turn out quite how he planned... Hidden behind the Cottage exterior, there is a garden and wildflower meadow.

Discover the unusual, lesser-known tales of Coleridge Cottage and it’s strange history in these tours of the house and garden. Samuel Taylor Coleridge may be the Cottage’s most famous resident, but there’s much more to the Cottage’s history.

Whether it’s making new friends, learning new skills, or helping look after a fantastic place, there are many reasons to volunteer. Hear from volunteers at Coleridge Cottage and meet the staff at a drop-in open day.

Sit back, relax, and listen to some poetry in the place where Samuel Taylor Coleridge wrote ’Rime of the Ancient Mariner’ and ’Kubla Khan’.

Stowey Walking, a member of the national Walkers are Welcome network, is hosting the weekend of guided walks in and around the Quantocks from June 30 to July 1 2018. The event has the support of the Quantock Hills AONB Service.