by Chris Jaeger | 19th January 2020 | News
Worcester Cathedral Arts is bringing together a group of talented professional actors to present a traditional performance of one of the most dramatic and best known of Shakespeare’s tragedies – Richard III. Worcester Cathedral is arguably the most impressive and...
by Gemma Martyn Smith | 28th August 2019 | News
This year’s festival included 3 fabulous competitions for children and families to get involved in! There was a special trail walk around Worcester, a hunt for Percy the Peacock in Crowngate Shopping Centre windows and a chance to restore Percy to his full...
by Gemma Martyn Smith | 28th August 2019 | News
Well, what a fantastic 17 days of festival fun that has been! This year’s festival has been record-breaking – the most events ever (503), most different venues being used (52) and the highest number of different organisations staging events (41)!...
by Gemma Martyn Smith | 23rd August 2019 | News
Can you believe it’s the final weekend of the Worcester Festival already? Time flies when you are having fun, and there is certainly still lots more fun to come! Worcester Cathedral is hosting a Flower Power Day on Saturday, celebrating all blooms great and...
by Gemma Martyn Smith | 15th August 2019 | News
This year, we’re trying our best to become a more environmentally-friendly festival. Last year we were informed that one of our Worcester Festival balloons had ended up being washed up on the beach in Thorpeness, Suffolk which is 198 miles away from Worcester....
by Gemma Martyn Smith | 12th August 2019 | News
What a brilliant first weekend of this year’s Worcester Festival – and there’s so much more still to come! Despite the initial bad weather, celebration could be heard and felt throughout Worcester on Saturday. The magnificent Cathedral bells rang out across...
