Snap a picture of your pooch, kitten, hamster, lizard, rabbit, or other domestic animal and email it to marketing@worcesterfestival.co.uk. This competition will be judged in 3 categories 1. Cutest Cat […]
On any day of this year’s Festival, have a family litter pick-up in your area. Take a photo and email it to marketing@worcesterfestival.co.uk and be in with a chance of […]
Percy’s got himself all over Worcester this year, throughout the Festival, see if you can find Percy the Peacock’s cheeky face in 10 shops windows in Reindeer Court to be […]
Look out for Percy the Peacock every day of the Festival out and about on his travels, especially at weekends. Percy absolutely loves posing for photographs, so be sure to […]
Watch Mr Moolo’s Magic show for 2026! Perfect video to keep the little ones happy! Watch the video from 21st August. Click here to watch the video!
Our biggest ever Worcestershire Open Studios Art Week will take place from 22–31 August, with more than 180 artists and makers will open their studios and creative spaces across the county, […]
Collect your free passport from the Tourist Information Centre and start exploring Worcester! Take a tour around Worcester’s iconic buildings and complete your passport. Collect a stamp at each venue […]
Walking Cricket gives the opportunity for all people to play the game that is more accessible than other current formats. As the name suggests, the game is played at walking […]
This event is free! Families are invited to get creative with recycled materials in this junk modelling session. Suitable for ages 4+.
This event is free Come and celebrate “Left-Hander’s Day”! Left-handed resources will be on show and able to be purchased. We are also offering handwriting tuition. For handwriting tuition please […]
Julia designs and makes pieces inspired by the beauty and form of natural gems. Combining the architectural and the organic, each distinctive piece is unique using beautiful and unusual stones […]
After a first one man exhibition in Greenwich in 1970 David continued to exhibit his work during his days as a student and as an architect in a small Worcester […]