Tickets please – for the fright of your life! For those who are feeling brave at Halloween, a thrilling ride awaits, on board the Severn Valley Railway’s Ghost Train services on Saturday 28, Monday 30 and Tuesday 31 October. Definitely not for the faint-hearted, the adventure begins at a Halloween-themed Kidderminster station, before you make […]
ViewArts Alive has secured a return of the popular show ‘Mountain Music’ to venues in Wem, Whitchurch and Bishops Castle this October. ‘Mountain Music’ is an acclaimed production currently on its second UK tour. The play takes its audience on a journey of musical migration to the birth of what’s now called Country Music. […]
View‘An Evening with The 309s’ comes to Shropshire Arts Alive is bringing 40s and 50s American dance music to South Shropshire this September. Tickets are now on sale for ‘An Evening with The 309s’ on September 30th in Chapel Lawn, featuring their mix of swing jazz, jump blues, jive, and rockabilly. The West Yorkshire 5 […]
ViewArts Alive is kicking off its new season of live performances with a nostalgic double bill at The Talbot Theatre in Whitchurch on September 29th. ‘Yorkshire Kernel’ by Danny Mellor and ‘The Land Girl’ by Kate Bramley will give audiences two shows for the price of one. ‘Yorkshire Kernel’ is a witty, theatrical journey where […]
ViewTickets are selling fast for Shropshire Oktoberfest, which will be held in Shrewsbury’s Quarry on October 6th and 7th. The beer festival from Shropshire Festivals has sold out on the Saturday of the event for the last 2 years. This year the organisers are adding a beer-tasting workshop from award-winning beer writer, Laura Hadland. […]
ViewThe annual community and family focused September festival celebrates the culinary heritage and history of Market Drayton – famous for an acclaimed local gingerbread. The festival is dedicated to all things ginger and spice will take place for the 7th year on 30th September. What else is on in Market Drayton? Spicy Artisan Market When: […]
ViewWe the Council grant the Royal British Legion, Market Drayton Branch, the highest honour we can bestow to commemorate over 100 years of The British Legion in Market Drayton. This award is granted in recognition of the voluntary work undertaken by former and current members to support our Armed Forces, Veterans, their dependants, and the […]
View15-16 September, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire The first Marches Real Food and Farming Conference will be held at Partridge Farm, Bishop’s Castle, Shropshire on September 15 and 16. Organised by The Shropshire Good Food Partnership, The Marches Real Food and Farming Conference will bring together local and national scientists, farmers, growers and chefs in a diverse […]
ViewEllesmere’s small-batch distillery has identified a growing trend with cocktails in the local drinks sector. The popularity of cocktail drinking has prompted them to start holding cocktail masterclasses at their distillery event space. The 2 hour cocktail masterclass includes a welcome drink, a talk on cocktails, a workstation briefing, and demonstrations. The distillers are […]
ViewFilling the gaps in summer holidays might seem like a bit of a daunting task at times, but at Fordhall Organic Farm, there are several weeks’ worth of ‘kind to your wallet’ activities. As a part of their celebration of the Shropshire Love Nature Festival, a volunteer run festival which aims to bring Shropshire locals […]
ViewThis year’s Ludlow Food Festival on 8th – 10th September is set be bigger and better than ever, with a host of renowned chefs, tours and tastings to suit everyone, and a partnership with a new headline sponsor that promises to bring something new and exciting to the three-day celebration of the very best food […]
ViewThe Summer House, a quirky self-catering home designed for two, is set in a private spot within set in the Shropshire Hills is now offering 20% for the remainder of the summer. The Grade II-listed octagonal tower was built in 1607 as a little banqueting house now used as a countryside unique getaway. The Summer […]
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