Highlights
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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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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Morgan Experience hosts Drive-In Cinema weekend in Malvern
Enjoy a series of open-air film screenings at the Morgan's Pickersleigh Road factory this July
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Elgar Festival welcomes World-Class Musicians to Worcestershire
'String Sensation' Rosalind Ventris is among the festival's soloists...
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Six Months of Shire Stories!
Shire Stories is celebrating six months of championing new regional writing
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Worcestershire commemorates 375 years since the Battle of Worcester
The battle left England without a monarch and changed the course of the country's history...
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Cotswold Farm Park recognised as one of the world’s leading attractions
The venue has received the highly esteemed Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award for 2026
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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!
-
Worcester Theatres Announces Northanger Abbey Raffle Competition
Win Theatre Tickets and a Hotel Stay!
-
New Summer Gala event for Severn Valley Railway
Showcasing a mix of steam and heritage diesel traction, with up to four visiting locomotives
-
Historic Alcester estate hosts its first major sculpture exhibition
The trail has been created with Oxford Sculptors Group and features pieces from established artists
-
Morgan Experience hosts Drive-In Cinema weekend in Malvern
Enjoy a series of open-air film screenings at the Morgan's Pickersleigh Road factory this July
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Elgar Festival welcomes World-Class Musicians to Worcestershire
'String Sensation' Rosalind Ventris is among the festival's soloists...
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Six Months of Shire Stories!
Shire Stories is celebrating six months of championing new regional writing
-
Worcestershire commemorates 375 years since the Battle of Worcester
The battle left England without a monarch and changed the course of the country's history...
-
Cotswold Farm Park recognised as one of the world’s leading attractions
The venue has received the highly esteemed Tripadvisor Travelers’ Choice Award for 2026
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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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: Opera For All
Welsh National Opera return to Birmingham Hippodrome this month with three very distinct performance...
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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: 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: Going Her Own Way
Katriona O’Sullivan chats about her bestselling memoir, Poor, and its stage adaptation.
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Feature: Trocks Away
All-male comedy ballet company Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo are heading for Wolverhampton.
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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...
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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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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