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The Game Fair – Ragley Hall 2026

Join us at the Ragley Hall Game Fair - July the 24th to the 26th! Trading all weekend, with fantastic offers and new products! We look forward to seeing

Fri 24 Jul09:30Sporting Saint Limited(3mi)

via Sporting Saint LimitedCurated

Religion & Spirituality

Take Breath

An hours quiet meditative prayer

Fri 24 Jul16:00St Mary, Kyre Park(3.5mi)

via St Mary, Kyre ParkLocal gem

Religion & Spirituality

Iona Style worship

Worship services in the Iona tradition, focusing on welcome, justice and peace, healing commitment and communion

Sun 9 Aug16:00St Mary, Kyre Park(3.5mi)

via St Mary, Kyre ParkLocal gem

Community

Around £7.00

Ironbridge Gorge Museums

The National Trust have just taken over the museums and will be reopening them progressively from Spring. The Ironbridge Gorge is a globally-important UNESCO World Heritage site, meaning it is recognised internationally as being ‘of outstanding value to humanity’, comprised of buildings, structures and artefacts of international, national and local significance. There are ten places within the Gorge site, including the Blists Hill Victorian Town and Enginuity museums. Time, price and meeting pace tbc

Thu 13 AugLocal and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Arts & CultureHistory & Heritage

Summer programme Museum of the Jewellery Quarter - Provisional

Ask anyone in the city what Birmingham is famous for and jewellery-making will be at the top of the list. With a world-wide reputation for the highest quality precious metals and gemstones, the region has for centuries been the go-to place for those looking for the very best treasures. The Museum of the Jewellery Quarter captures the vital role the industry has played as it shines a spotlight on a perfectly preserved workshop and offers a glimpse of working life in Birmingham’s renowned Jewellery Quarter. When the proprietors of the Smith & Pepper jewellery manufacturing firm retired in 1981 they simply ceased trading and locked the door, unaware they would be leaving a time capsule for future generations. Today, it stands as a remarkable museum, telling the story of the region’s unique heritage.

Thu 13 Aug09:00Local and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Community

Walking Church

Walking Church is a way to explore our faith in the countryside and landscapes of Teme Valley South. If you find sitting in a cold church to celebrate God is not for you, come and walk with us. The walks are variable in length but not excessive and will explore routes from each of the TVS parish churches and take place on the third Sunday of each month. We will set out from a different TVS church each month. Contact or Facebook "Teme Valley Walking Church" for more details.

Sun 16 Aug14:00St Mary, Kyre Park(3.5mi)

via St Mary, Kyre ParkLocal gem

Community

Ironbridge Gorge Museums – To be confirmed

Wed 19 AugLocal and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

History & Heritage

Avoncroft Museum of Buildings

Avoncroft Museum opened to the public in 1967 following the rescue and reconstruction of a medieval Town House from Bromsgrove town centre. Its collection has since grown to encompass over 30 historic buildings and structures, dating from the 14th century to the mid-20th century. All of Avoncroft’s buildings and structures were neglected and/or threatened with […]\n

Wed 19 Aug09:30Local and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

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Community

All About Dogs Norfolk –

Sunday 30th August 2026, 09:00 am – Monday 31st August 2026, 05:00 pm All About Dogs Norfolk – 30th & 31st August 2026 Norfolk Showground, New Costessey, Norwich, Norfolk, NR5 0TT RTB Gundog Training & Events Back to events

Sun 30 Aug10:00Sporting Saint Limited(3mi)

via Sporting Saint LimitedCurated

Community

All About Dogs Norfolk –

Norfolk Showground, New Costessey, Norwich, Norfolk, NR5 0TT RTB Gundog Training & Events

Mon 31 AugSporting Saint Limited(3mi)

via Sporting Saint LimitedCurated

Children & FamilyHistory & Heritage

Curses to Claimants: a history of Tichborne family

A talk by Will Motley. This talk will tell the history of one of the oldest English families, the Tichbornes of Hampshire, who have lived at Tichborne near Winchester since before the Norman Conquest and still live there now. Their story includes a twelfth century curse that came true in the 18th century; Catholic martyrs; […]

Wed 9 SeptLocal and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Children & FamilyHistory & Heritage

Curses to Claimants: a history of Tichborne family

Wed 9 Sept19:30Local and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Community

RTB Gundog Working Test Challenge Shield 2026

Please contact RTB Gundogs for further information on this; Saturday 26th September 2026 – Novice Retriever (Any Breed of Retriever)Sponsored by Sporting

Sat 26 Sept10:00Sporting Saint Limited(3mi)

via Sporting Saint LimitedCurated

Katherine of Aragon: Beyond the Stereotypes

Community

Around £10

Katherine of Aragon: Beyond the Stereotypes

What was life really like for Henry VIII’s six wives? Caroline Willcocks, who has researched and written four successful novels on the Tudor Queens talks about their lives and loves. Was Katherine of Aragon a liar? Was Anne Boleyn a schemer? Did Anne of Cleves smell? Over four talks she discusses these women and the legacy they have left. PLEASE NOTE: this talk will be held at the Local History Centre. Talk one Unveiling the True Character of Henry the Eighth’s First Tudor Queen Explore the extraordinary life of Katherine of Aragon, the first wife of Henry VIII. Too often dismissed as dowdy and overly pious, Katherine’s true legacy is far richer and more nuanced. Was she merely a devout and plain figure, or did her intelligence, political acumen, and beauty shape the course of English history? Discover how Katherine navigated the treacherous world of Tudor politics, championed scholarship for women, and inspired devotion and respect across Europe. This session will challenge prevailing myths and invite you to see Katherine not as a passive victim, but as a clever, resilient, and charismatic queen whose influence is celebrated to this day. Accompanying novel ‘Of Aragon’ by Caroline Willcocks. Caroline has lived in Bromyard for the last six years, with her husband the poet John Pare, a dog and a cat. She has worked in the theatre, freelance journalism and for charities before writing six novels (so far).

Sat 3 OctLocal and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Community

Around £10.00

Katherine of Aragon: Beyond the Stereotypes

Sat 3 Oct14:00Local and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Community

Around £10

The Enigma of Anne Boleyn

What was life really like for Henry VIII’s six wives? Caroline Willcocks, who has researched and written four successful novels on the Tudor Queens talks about their lives and loves. Was Katherine of Aragon a liar? Was Anne Boleyn a schemer? Did Anne of Cleves smell? Over four talks she discusses these women and the legacy they have left. PLEASE NOTE: this talk will be held at the Local History Centre. Talk two Unprincipled Schemer or Protestant and Feminist Martyr? Join us for a thought-provoking talk exploring the life and legacy of Anne Boleyn. one of the most fascinating figures in British history, she has achieved the status of an icon. Was she simply an ambitious manipulator, ruthlessly pursuing power at court, or does her story reveal a courageous woman who championed Protestant reform and aid for early foundations? This session will delve into the intrigue of Henry VIII’s court, Anne’s pivotal role in England’s religious transformation, and the myths and truths that have shaped her reputation over the centuries. Discover how Anne Boleyn’s brief but impactful life continues to inspire debate: was she an unprincipled schemer, or a martyr for her faith and for women’s agency? The session will also look at Jane Seymour, the only queen to give Henry VIII a son. Accompanying novel ‘The Duty of Women’ by Caroline Willcocks. Caroline has lived in Bromyard for the last six years, with her husband the poet John Pare, a dog and a cat.

Sat 10 OctLocal and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

Community

Around £10.00

The Enigma of Anne Boleyn

Sat 10 Oct14:00Local and Family History Centre(3.3mi)

via Local and Family History Centre

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Herefordshire, England

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