Worcestershire Events
Discover What's On in Worcestershire
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Malvern Flea & Collectors Fair
The UK's largest flea fair is a must for anyone looking for pre-loved goods.
Come and experience the ‘Malvern..... See more >
Three Counties Showground, Malvern WR13 6NW
Mon 27 May
The Winter's Tale - The Royal Ballet - Encore Screening
King Leontes of Sicilia is crippled with an all-consuming jealousy when his friend, King Polixenes of Bohemia, stays... See more >
Swan Theatre,
The Moors,
Worcester WR1 3ED
Tue 28 May
The Three Little Pigs
The Worcester Repertory Company presents
THE THREE LITTLE PIGS
After the success of Little Red Riding Hood, the... See more >
The Commandery,
Sidbury, Worcester WR1 2HU
Tue 28 May to Sun 2 Jun
Kung Fu Panda 4 (cert tbc)
Join Po, the Dragon Warrior (Jack Black), on his latest adventure as he takes a rest from combat to become the... See more >
Number 8, Pershore WR10 1BG
Tue 28 May to Thu 30 May
Rhubarb Theatre: Finding Chester
A fun-filled family show complete with puppetry, mask, song and dance. Will Edith be reunited with her missing moggy,..... See more >
Number 8, Pershore WR10 1BG
Wed 29 May
Sadler’s Wells & Universal Music UK: Message in a Bottle
A spectacular new dance-theatre show from Kate Prince, inspired by and set to the iconic hits of Sting, including... See more >
Number 8, Pershore WR10 1BG
Thu 30 May
Beckford Open Village 1st & 2nd June 2024
Come to the friendly village of Beckford for a weekend of open gardens and lots of other attractions for all of the... See more >
Beckford, Tewkesbury GL20 7AD
Sat 1 Jun and Sun 2 Jun
Premium
The Conservatoire Folk Ensemble
The band's touring line-up features a stage-challenging 50 members. The personal influence of each member shapes..... See more >
Huntingdon Hall,
Crowngate,
Worcester WR1 3LD
Sat 1 Jun
Eckington Gardens - Open Garden for NGS
Two diverse gardens set in/close to lovely village of Eckington. Hilltop: one acre garden with sunken garden/pond, rose..... See more >
Eckington Gardens, Eckington WR10 3DH
Sat 1 Jun and Sun 2 Jun
Alvechurch French Dance and Music
Come and enjoy a variety of traditional French dances, Bourrees, Scottisches, Polkas, Mazurkas, Waltzes, Breton... See more >
Alvechurch Village Hall B48 7JX
Sat 1 Jun, Sat 6 Jul
Tower Close - Open Garden for NGS
Striking views of the Malvern Hills from this 3 acre Cotswold garden positioned at the top of the charming village of... See more >
Tower Close, Broadway WR12 7JU
Sat 1 Jun and Sun 2 Jun
The Bootleg Shadows
‘The Bootleg Shadows’ perform a show that encompasses the Shadows' amazing career from 1960 up until the early... See more >
The Civic Hall, Martins Way, Stourport DY13 8UJ
Sun 2 Jun
Pershore Operatic & Dramatic Society presents Priscilla: Queen of the Desert
An unforgettable summer show packed with glitz, glamour, and the cast of PODS as you’ve never seen them before!... See more >
Number 8, Pershore WR10 1BG
Mon 3 Jun to Sat 8 Jun
The Dell House - Open Garden for NGS
Two acre wooded hillside garden of the 1830s former rectory, now a B&B. Peaceful and natural, the garden contains many..... See more >
The Dell House, Malvern Wells WR14 4HU
Wed 5 Jun, Wed 3 Jul
Clive John in Concert
Johnny Cash Roadshow's front man Clive John brings his performance of award winning songwriting back to... See more >
Huntingdon Hall,
Crowngate,
Worcester WR1 3LD
Fri 7 Jun
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Things to do around Worcestershire
Worcestershire, a county known for its picturesque landscapes and rich history, offers a variety of activities for an enjoyable day out. Whether you're a local or a visitor, here are some fantastic options to explore:
1. Walk the Malvern Hills:
- The Malvern Hills, straddling Worcestershire, Herefordshire, and Gloucestershire, are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Take a challenging end-to-end hike or opt for a shorter walk to the summits like British Camp or the Worcestershire Beacon. The panoramic views stretch from neighboring villages to the Welsh mountains.
2. Explore Broadway and Broadway Tower:
- Visit the charming village of Broadway in the Cotswolds, which happens to be in Worcestershire. Stroll along the historic high street, enjoy ice cream stands, and explore independent shops. Don't miss Broadway Tower, the second-highest point in the Cotswolds, offering breathtaking views and a perfect picnic spot.
3. Visit Hanbury Hall and Gardens:
- Hanbury Hall, a National Trust property, boasts gardens, orchards, and 400 acres of parkland. Explore the 18th-century country house, enjoy the parkland on a sunny day, and fuel up at the on-site Stables Café.
4. Discover Worcester Cathedral:
- Worcester Cathedral, a place of prayer and worship for centuries, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Explore the royal tombs, medieval artifacts, and reliefs. The cathedral's history is intertwined with that of England.
5. Enjoy the West Midland Safari Park:
- A family-friendly day out awaits at the West Midland Safari Park. Drive through the safari to see lions, tigers, and giraffes. Explore the park's other attractions, including rides and animal encounters.
6. Visit the Elgar Birthplace Museum:
- Learn about the life and music of composer Edward Elgar at the Elgar Birthplace Museum in Lower Broadheath. Explore the museum, gardens, and the nearby countryside that inspired Elgar's compositions.
7. Explore Worcester City Centre:
- Wander through Worcester's historic streets, visit local shops, and explore the riverside. Don't miss the Commandery, a historic building with interactive exhibits about the English Civil War.
8. Discover Croome Court and Park:
- Croome Court, another National Trust property, offers a mix of art, history, and nature. Explore the house, gardens, and parkland designed by Capability Brown.
9. Take a Canal Boat Trip:
- Enjoy a leisurely canal boat trip along the Worcester and Birmingham Canal. Take in the scenic views and learn about the region's industrial heritage.
10. Visit Bewdley and the Severn Valley Railway:
- Explore the riverside town of Bewdley and hop on the Severn Valley Railway for a nostalgic steam train journey through picturesque countryside.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in culture, nature, or family fun, Worcestershire promises a memorable day out!
1. Walk the Malvern Hills:
- The Malvern Hills, straddling Worcestershire, Herefordshire, and Gloucestershire, are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Take a challenging end-to-end hike or opt for a shorter walk to the summits like British Camp or the Worcestershire Beacon. The panoramic views stretch from neighboring villages to the Welsh mountains.
2. Explore Broadway and Broadway Tower:
- Visit the charming village of Broadway in the Cotswolds, which happens to be in Worcestershire. Stroll along the historic high street, enjoy ice cream stands, and explore independent shops. Don't miss Broadway Tower, the second-highest point in the Cotswolds, offering breathtaking views and a perfect picnic spot.
3. Visit Hanbury Hall and Gardens:
- Hanbury Hall, a National Trust property, boasts gardens, orchards, and 400 acres of parkland. Explore the 18th-century country house, enjoy the parkland on a sunny day, and fuel up at the on-site Stables Café.
4. Discover Worcester Cathedral:
- Worcester Cathedral, a place of prayer and worship for centuries, is a stunning example of Gothic architecture. Explore the royal tombs, medieval artifacts, and reliefs. The cathedral's history is intertwined with that of England.
5. Enjoy the West Midland Safari Park:
- A family-friendly day out awaits at the West Midland Safari Park. Drive through the safari to see lions, tigers, and giraffes. Explore the park's other attractions, including rides and animal encounters.
6. Visit the Elgar Birthplace Museum:
- Learn about the life and music of composer Edward Elgar at the Elgar Birthplace Museum in Lower Broadheath. Explore the museum, gardens, and the nearby countryside that inspired Elgar's compositions.
7. Explore Worcester City Centre:
- Wander through Worcester's historic streets, visit local shops, and explore the riverside. Don't miss the Commandery, a historic building with interactive exhibits about the English Civil War.
8. Discover Croome Court and Park:
- Croome Court, another National Trust property, offers a mix of art, history, and nature. Explore the house, gardens, and parkland designed by Capability Brown.
9. Take a Canal Boat Trip:
- Enjoy a leisurely canal boat trip along the Worcester and Birmingham Canal. Take in the scenic views and learn about the region's industrial heritage.
10. Visit Bewdley and the Severn Valley Railway:
- Explore the riverside town of Bewdley and hop on the Severn Valley Railway for a nostalgic steam train journey through picturesque countryside.
Remember to check opening hours and any booking requirements for these attractions. Whether you're interested in culture, nature, or family fun, Worcestershire promises a memorable day out!
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