Shropshire Events and Whats On Guide

If you love street food accompanied by a gin or a cocktail or two…..this festival is the one for you! This year’s line up is looking epic with some of the best street food in[...]

Over 70 classes for sweet peas from the Formal Vases to Bowls, Baskets, Plants, Floral Art & Children’s section. The show includes a Society Stand where you can seek advice on Sweet Pea problems from[...]

Real Ale Train 6.30pm departure from Llangollen Station Step on board and soak up the atmosphere whilst enjoying the Real Ales on offer at our well stocked bar. Double return journey – arrive back approximately[...]

Summer Hog Roast, vegetarian available, and delicious desserts. Live music from Double Focus. Tickets £10.00p each includes supper; children under 16 £5.00p Bar & Raffle. Raising funds for the upkeep of Edgton Village Hall

Shrewsbury URC choir join with Shrewsbury Brass Band for an evening of light music. This is a FREE concert but with a collection to support the church and brass band. Raffle and refreshments too!

Whittington Castle Car Boot Sale. £5 per car if you are selling items – free entrance to visitors to the sale. Cars from 8.30am onwards. No need to book just turn up and staff will[...]

Travel on replicas of our original 1903 Great Western liveried carriages with goods wagons and brake van attached. Watch the shunting at the turnaround. Additional historical activities each weekend.

A free entry, family day out raising money for charity. All types of vehicles on display with live music, trade and catering stalls. A fun fair and an RAF helicopter will also be there to[...]

See inside the Locomotive Shed, Blacksmith’s Shop and Visitor Centre, walk around the site with a self-led trail leaflet and go underground into Day Level with an experienced guide. No need to book.

The Pikemen & Musketeers of the Honourable Artillery Company and are dressed and equipped as members of the Company would have been in the 1640s. Around 40 will be parading for us each day at[...]

When Elizabeth meets the terse and abrupt Mr. Darcy, she loathes him at first sight. But is there more to him than meets the eye? Brought to life by award-winning writer Laura Turner, this adaptation[...]

Our hugely popular Unicorn event returns to Park Hall between the 22nd until 28th July. Come along and meet the Unicorns in there very own fairy tale stables,see Karina the Unicorn keeper and Floss the[...]

Come and see the unicorns at Park Hall

This interactive workshop will explore law, history and everyday understandings of the terms ‘refugee’ and ‘migrant’. We will examine refugee definitions; consider the similarities and differences between refugees, migrants, victims of trafficking and smuggled migrants;[...]

Make a boat from a reed, a leaf a piece of bark or a raft made from twigs tied together with grass or stickweed – will it have a stick and leaf mast? Launch them[...]

An educational afternoon based on farm tour and illustrated talk about regenerative agriculture including • Our farm vision & what we do • An introduction to soil science & the carbon cycle • Cows, climate[...]

Love a bit of domestic noir and looking for your next gripping read? Then join us for an evening of criminally good conversation and a glass of wine as Shari Lapena, international bestselling author of[...]

This workshop examines the extent to which smugglers and traffickers are brought to justice and how smuggled migrants and victims of human trafficking can be protected. We will explore the law and the practice of[...]

Dr Richard and Mavis Gulliver were the original botanists for The Botanist Gin which is distilled on the Hebridean Isle of Islay. The Gullivers worked with master distiller Jim McEwan to add gin to the[...]

Have you heard about ArtShack but are not sure what we offer or whether it would be suitable for you? This is an open day where you can come along on either a Morning or[...]

Our Ranger Team will meet you in the car park at 21:00 (20:30 in August) and show you the best spot to watch the bats emerging for the night. Then using bat detectors they’ll lead[...]

This workshop will examine attitudes in Europe to ideas about migration and passports, focussing on the UK in the period 1793 to the First World War. We will explore and contrast the response by the[...]