Donkey Dash at Malvern Museum
Get ready for summer holiday family fun at Malvern Museum with Donkey Dash and go clip-clop on a journey of discovery! Can you complete the Donkey Dash? Follow the trail,…
Get ready for summer holiday family fun at Malvern Museum with Donkey Dash and go clip-clop on a journey of discovery! Can you complete the Donkey Dash? Follow the trail,…
Reviving the tradition of the drama festivals that Malvern has been so famous for, the Coach House Theatre is presenting a summer programme of performing arts events to showcase the…
Dating back to 1858, the historic Round Market hosts a market five days a week (Tuesday - Saturday, 9am - 3pm).
Famous faces and stunning places can be found at the Summer Exhibition by the Malvern Terrace Artists at the Hanley Swan Memorial Hall on Saturday 8 August (10.30am - 5pm)…
Learn more about the history of Cradley and enjoy a delicious cream tea! For two weekends in August (8 & 9 August and 15 & 16 August, 1pm - 5pm),…
All are welcome at this free Family Fun Day held in the grounds of Great Malvern Priory and organised by the Mothers' Union. There will be lots to enjoy, including…
Music for a summer afternoon featuring a harp ensemble plus other instruments. Tickets £10 (to include cream tea with homemade scones and cakes) - available from Lynette on 07849 974654,…
A talk by Jim Kelly exploring the story of Malvern’s innovative theatre festival, initiated by Sir Barry Jackson and shaped by Roy Limbert and Stephanie Davison. It was a major…
Fresh food and drink from local producers, and a variety of handmade craft stalls. Market takes place on the 2nd Sunday of month from 10.30am - 1.30pm in the riverside…
Colwall Women’s Cricket Centenary Festival: Celebrating 100 Years as the 'Cradle of Women’s Cricket' Step into the remarkable origin story of organised women’s cricket at a free, 1920s-inspired summer festival…
Learn more about the history of Cradley and enjoy a delicious cream tea! For two weekends in August (8 & 9 August and 15 & 16 August, 1pm - 5pm),…
A talk by Soudabeh Ananisarab, exploring George Bernard Shaw’s vital, long-overlooked role in the repertory movement, including the Birmingham Repertory Theatre and the Malvern Festival. A presentation by Dr. Ananisarab with…