Top Picks
10 picks around Westfield (Herefordshire), from 9 local venues. The map pin is doing actual work here.
We check the usual frankly silly number of local websites, then look for events that feel rainy-day friendly: cinemas, theatres, talks, workshops, galleries, concerts, cosy venues, and anything less likely to involve standing in a muddy field making brave weather noises.
1When: 25 July, 2026 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm Where: Coach House Theatre PREVIEW PERFORMANCES On a Role Theatre Company presents Emmeline Pankhurst – Angel or Anarchist? Written by Chris Jaeger Starring Liz Grand Emmeline Pankhurst is one of the…
2A summer evening of live music, great food and community spirit! Enjoy Worcester Ukulele Club from 6pm, delicious street food from Primal, a pop‑up pub and family‑friendly fun — all in support of Broadwas Village Hall and Worcester Prostate Cancer.
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3If you came to our first sashiko workshop and went home wanting more – this is the next chapter. And if you missed it but you want to learn a fun new skill? You’re still very welcome.
4Create Wonderland-themed earrings in a workshop
5Group Communion Service for St James' Day Occurring for 1 hour Venue Amberley: Ss Brigid and James Address Amberley: Ss Brigid and James, Adjacent to Amberley Court Marden Hereford, HR1 3HH, United Kingdom All seven church congregations gather together at Ss Brigid and James Amberley to celebrate one of their co-patron saints. We meet God in word, prayer and sacrament and give thanks. All Saints Common Worship Eucharist/Holy Communion Family Friendly Hymns Music Singing
6TAIZE SERVICE Occurring for 1 hour Venue Wellington Heath: Christ Church Address Church Lane Wellington Heath, HR8 1NA, United Kingdom A reflective service of prayer, readings, chants and silence
7Skills Improvement courses with Mary Stephens Join guest teacher Mary for a day of tackling your throwing woes with a small class size of up to five participants. These courses are designed to allow you time to play and improve on the wheel, with guaranteed quality time with the teacher in a small group setting. Expect: 10-1pm throwing surgery 1-145pm lunch break (bring your own or purchase refreshments from our on site cafe) 145-4pm building muscle memory by throwing to a consistent size and form DATE AND TIME: Sunday July 18th 10-4pm Maximum participants: 5 Minimum participant required to run: 3 Suitable for those with throwing experience, participants must be able to centre and throw a cylinder and bowl. Age 16+ Price includes a single piece of work fired.
8Frederick, accidentally apprenticed to Pirates as a child, is indentured to the Pirate King until his 21st birthday. On the day he reaches 21 he leaves the ship, announcing that he now intends to dedicate his life to the Pirates’ destruction. The Pirate King checks the contract’s small print – and realises that as Frederick’s birthday is 29th February on a leap year he has only had four birthdays and is actually indentured for another 63 years. With only the Penzance constabulary to protect him, will Frederick be forced to serve the pirates until he is 84? And will his sweetheart, Mabel, wait for him that long? Performed by a six-strong cast of actor/singers with fully orchestrated accompaniment, The Pirates of Penzance boasts such gloriously memorable songs as “To be a Pirate King!”; “Modern Major General” and “A Policeman’s Lot is Not a Happy One”. With razor sharp satire and glittering wit, it remains as fresh as if it had been written today.
9at St Peters
The Book of Common Prayer (BCP) was written in the mid 1500s by the reformer Thomas Cranmer. It is widely considered to be one of the most important works of English literature ever written. It is still much loved due to the beauty of the traditional language and remains a significant source of doctrine for the Church of England. At the 8am you’ll find a peaceful, reflective space with no sung worship where we journey through silence, ancient liturgy (the words used to structure a worship gathering) and share the eucharist together.
10at St Peters
The emphasis in this gathering is on Inspiring worship, making space for God’s Spirit to meet with us, and learning from the Bible together. We worship God with contemporary songs, using creative media and take time to get to grips with what God’s word means for us today. The teaching here is a bit more in-depth than at our other gatherings and people of all ages are warmly welcome (see ‘Children and Young People’). We also share communion on the first Sunday of the month.
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