Highlights
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Ledbury Fringe
Ledbury Fringe is celebrating its 10th anniversary this summer, bringing 8 days of live music and film to the town.
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May Half Term at SVR
Step back in time to a golden age of steam and diesel travel
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Falcons in Flight
Step into the world of falconry, one of the oldest and most captivating traditions of the medieval era at Sudeley
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Cheltenham Science Festival
Annual event which turns Cheltenham into a playground for curious minds, exploring the breakthroughs shaping our lives today and tomorrow
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Tutankhamun: The Immersive Exhibition
Transporting visitors through six creatively designed galleries that delve into the fascinating lives of ancient Egyptians.
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Dr Seuss' The Cat in the Hat
Experience mischief and mayhem in this acclaimed stage adaptation.
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Northanger Abbey
Worcester Repertory Company presents Austen's joyful romance
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Royal Three Counties Show
This award-winning show celebrates the best of rural life, agriculture and community.
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Titanic Exhibition
Featuring new artefacts, immersive experiences, and insight into the true story of the world's most famous ship.
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Scouting for Girls
Performing their greatest hits inside Worcester Cathedral
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Blaze of Glory
Featuring the City of Birmingham Choir
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The Countryside Through Mid-Century Art
Fifties Art return to the historic Netherwood Estate.
Latest News
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May half term adventures in Worcestershire with the National Trust
Get stuck into outdoor experiences, enjoy seasonal trails, try creative activities, and more!
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Worcester Theatres Announces Northanger Abbey Raffle Competition
Win Theatre Tickets and a Hotel Stay!
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Royal Three Counties Show returns next month!
Enjoy the very best food, drink and countryside shopping at this year’s Royal Three Counties Show in...
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Free 3-day multi-arts festival returns to Worcester this month
Speak Volumes is a "Fresh, Fun, and Unpretentious" festival, taking place at the end of May
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Escape to the Chateau stars Dick and Angel Strawbridge join The Game Fair at Ragley Hall
The Game Fair, the UK’s ultimate celebration of the great British countryside, has announced that Di...
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Brand new history celebration launches this June at Sudeley Castle & Gardens
Sudeley Castle & Gardens has unveiled a brand-new event for 2026
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Production images released for the UK tour of I’m Sorry, Prime Minister
The production visits Malvern this summer
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New Summer Gala event for Severn Valley Railway
Showcasing a mix of steam and heritage diesel traction, with up to four visiting locomotives
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Historic Alcester estate hosts its first major sculpture exhibition
The trail has been created with Oxford Sculptors Group and features pieces from established artists
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May half term adventures in Worcestershire with the National Trust
Get stuck into outdoor experiences, enjoy seasonal trails, try creative activities, and more!
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Worcester Theatres Announces Northanger Abbey Raffle Competition
Win Theatre Tickets and a Hotel Stay!
-
Royal Three Counties Show returns next month!
Enjoy the very best food, drink and countryside shopping at this year’s Royal Three Counties Show in...
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Free 3-day multi-arts festival returns to Worcester this month
Speak Volumes is a "Fresh, Fun, and Unpretentious" festival, taking place at the end of May
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Escape to the Chateau stars Dick and Angel Strawbridge join The Game Fair at Ragley Hall
The Game Fair, the UK’s ultimate celebration of the great British countryside, has announced that Di...
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Brand new history celebration launches this June at Sudeley Castle & Gardens
Sudeley Castle & Gardens has unveiled a brand-new event for 2026
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Production images released for the UK tour of I’m Sorry, Prime Minister
The production visits Malvern this summer
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New Summer Gala event for Severn Valley Railway
Showcasing a mix of steam and heritage diesel traction, with up to four visiting locomotives
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Historic Alcester estate hosts its first major sculpture exhibition
The trail has been created with Oxford Sculptors Group and features pieces from established artists
Coming soon to the Midlands
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Things to do in the Midlands
Check out our selection of things to do in the Midlands during the next few weeks.
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Great gigs coming soon
A selection of gigs worth grabbing a ticket for in the coming weeks...
Festivals
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Warwick Folk Festival
Line-up includes: Eddie Reader and Fisherman's Friends.
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House on the Hill
Bringing top DJs, fresh from the White Isle, to Warwickshire.
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Shrewsbury Folk Festival
Line-up includes: Andy Fairweather Low and Ferocious Dog.
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Bearded Theory
Line-up includes: Pixies, Garbage and Skunk Anansie.
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Glastonbudget
Line-up includes: Flash and Antarctic Monkeys.
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Cafe Mambo Ibiza Classics
Line-up includes: Groove Armada, Roger Sanchez and Chicane.
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Penkridge Open Air
Line-up includes: The Drifters, ABC and 2 Unlimited.
Features, interviews and blogs...
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Feature: Comic Relief with The Last Laugh
Showing in Shrewsbury and Wolverhampton.
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Feature: All Adrift
New production Driftwood shows at the RSC venue The Other Place this month...
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Feature: Judy Craymer talks Mamma Mia!
A feelgood musical with a score of irresistible ABBA songs
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Feature: Kid Stuff
The Karate Kid musical brings the legendary film to life on stage.
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Feature: Dream On
A new version of Shakespeare’s magical comedy is set to delight children this summer...
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Feature: Dancing Legend
Birmingham Royal Ballet are celebrating Sir Peter Wright’s centenary year...
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Feature: Singularly Sinister
Kym Marsh stars in a new stage adaptation of hit 90s psychological thriller Single White Female...
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Feature: Top of the Voix
RuPaul’s Drag Race UK favourite La Voix stars as Miss Hannigan in Annie at The Alexandra.
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Feature: In A League Of His Own
Mark Gatiss makes his RSC debut in a role he’s always wanted to play...
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Feature: Riding on a Wave
A new production of The Tempest opens at the RSC.
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Feature: An Insight into Origins
We chat with to two of the creatives involved in the new-work festival.
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Feature: A Grand Day Out
The University of Warwick’s Resonate Summer Festival returns.
Latest Reviews
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Review: Barnum at Birmingham Hippodrome
"dazzling theatrical extravaganza"
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Review: Driftwood at the RSC's The Other Place
"a remarkable production - you could hear a pin drop as the tension rose"
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Review: A Midsummer Night's Dream at The Rep
"a tangled web of love, madness and mischief, with a distinctly Brummie flavour"
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Review: Mamma Mia! at Birmingham Hippodrome
"high-energy, lighthearted and brilliantly choreographed"
Places To Visit
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Severn Valley Railway
Beautiful railway operating mainly steam-hauled passenger trains between Bridgnorth, Bewdley & Kidde...
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Arley Arboretum
Go back in time on a dream escape from the bustle of everyday life... Watch the Severn Valley...
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West Midlands Police Museum
Discover stories about some of Birmingham’s most notorious criminals, including the real Peaky Blind...
Competitions
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A family ticket to Step Back to the 1940s Weekend
Returning to Severn Valley Railway this summer.
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Four tickets to The Enormous Crocodile
Coming to Theatre Severn this June.
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Two tickets to see Richard III
Showing at Stafford Gatehouse Theatre from Tuesday 23 June - Saturday 4 July.
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Two tickets to see The Choir of Man
Showing at The Alexandra, Birmingham from Tues 14 - Sat 18 July.
What's On elsewhere...
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Big Blue Blocks
Build, stack, channel & connect larger-than-life play blocks
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Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Exhibition
Show featuring awe-inspiring images of the natural world
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Blood Brothers
Willy Russell's iconic musical returns.
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Arkayla
The Manchester band combine layered tones and telling lyrics
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Andy Warhol: Art Star
Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was one of the most influential American artists to emerge in the post-war p...
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Big Blue Blocks
Build, stack, channel & connect larger-than-life play blocks
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Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Exhibition
Show featuring awe-inspiring images of the natural world
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Blood Brothers
Willy Russell's iconic musical returns.
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Arkayla
The Manchester band combine layered tones and telling lyrics
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Andy Warhol: Art Star
Andy Warhol (1928-1987) was one of the most influential American artists to emerge in the post-war p...
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