Admission applies to visit Greyfriars House, event is free when admission is paid. Enjoy pear themed family fun in the garden at Greyfriars this summer. Please note there are uneven […]
This event is free! Please note last that last entry is at 3.30pm. Kids and their families are invited on a very special adventure at Tudor House Museum this summer […]
As part of Worcestershire Open Studios Art Week our garden and workshops will be open to the public. The garden and gazebo will be full of pottery & glass products […]
This event is free Throughout July and August visit this exhibition of gorgeous work from many talented local artists. There will also be a number of art demonstrations: Jain McKay […]
Free with admission Experience the museum collections in playful ways with our Summer Trail, self-led craft and sensory experiences to explore tactile objects, scents and musical sounds inspired by porcelain […]
Trails cost £1pp and can be purchased from the Front Desk. A topsy-turvy trail trough Worcester Cathedral. Suitable for children ages 5 to 11.
Use the code WORCSFEST26 to get 20% off at The Buzz, Worcester. 20% off for any 1-hour bounce. The prices are from £13.50 per person, per hour This offer can […]
Use the code WORCSFEST26 to get 20% off at Redpoint, Worcester. This code can be used for any Private session, taster session, or kids club booking. Prices vary depending on […]
£5.75 painting fee, ceramics from £9 Enjoy getting hands-on with family or friends pottery painting in an inspiring setting. Try out your artistic skills, choosing from a wide range of […]
£5.50 per child – Book via the Art Gallery Website – CLICK HERE Free entry to the Art Gallery and Museum, including summer exhibition 53421! FAB. Get creative this summer […]
Tickets: £9.99 – Pre-booking is essential Get ready to explore the magic of chemical reactions in this exciting, interactive session with Atomic Abbie from Fizz Pop Science. Designed to amaze […]
This event is free – donations welcomed Queen Elizabeth House is one of the oldest and most interesting buildings in Worcester. In 1575, Queen Elizabeth I visited Worcester and addressed […]