🛍️ Evesham Charter Market is a historic twice‑weekly market, held every Tuesday and Saturday from 9am–4pm across High Street and Market Square.
Run by Bluebell Events, the market brings together a fantastic mix of local produce, crafts, clothing, plants, pet supplies and delicious takeaway food, all supporting independent traders and strengthening our community.
📍 High Street & Market Square, Evesham, WR11 4DA
🗓️ Tuesdays & Saturdays
⏰ 9:00am – 4:00pm
Mar 31
🏆 A huge month for Evesham!
We’re celebrating Mick Hurst, winner of the VisitEngland Tourism Superstar Award, and the Battle of Evesham being crowned Festival of the Year at the Visit Worcestershire Tourism Awards. Two brilliant achievements that shine a national spotlight on our town.
⚔️ This video shows a glimpse of how incredible last year’s Battle of Evesham festival was, and we’re already looking forward to another unforgettable year!
📅 Battle of Evesham 2026
The festival will be held on 1st - 2nd August, with epic battle re‑enactments, living history, family entertainment and a weekend full of medieval excitement.
🛍️ Medieval Market
The Medieval Market returns 16th –17th May, bringing traders, crafts, food, displays and medieval fun to the heart of Evesham.
Mar 30
A fresh new view of Evesham. 🏘🏞
Our beautiful park, winding river and vibrant town from above.
Mar 27
🎭✨ What a Night at Theatrebarn!
Marcus Brigstocke performed to a sold out venue at Theatrebarn in Bretforton last week, it was a brilliant night of sharp wit and big laughs arranged by Evesham Live.
If you missed it… don’t worry, the laughs aren’t stopping.
😂 Evesham Comedy Club returns this May!
Hosted at Evesham Town Hall, this next instalment brings an incredible lineup:
🎤 Josh Pugh
🎤 Lindsay Santoro
🎤 James Ellis
🎤 Matt Richardson
📅 Thursday 21st May
📍 Evesham Town Hall
💷 Tickets: £20
🔗 eveshamlive.co.uk
Get it in the diary, this one’s going to be another cracking night for comedy in the Vale.
Mar 25
Huge congratulations to our brilliant local businesses who shone at the Visit Worcestershire Tourism Awards last week. 🎊
Evesham and the Vale are absolutely bursting with talent, passion and unforgettable experiences, and it’s fantastic to see them recognised.
🏆 Winners & Highly Commended:
• Bredon View Glamping – Winner: Camping, Glamping & Caravan Park of the Year
• The Fleece Inn – Winner: Pub of the Year
• The Battle of Evesham – Winner: Festival & Event of the Year
• Eckington Manor – Highly Commended: Hotel of the Year
• Offenham Touring Park – Highly Commended: Camping, Glamping & Caravan Park of the Year
• Honeybourne Pottery – Highly Commended: Small Visitor Attraction of the Year
• Aztec Adventure - Highly Commended - Small Visitor attraction of the Year
A huge well done to all, you make our area a truly special place to visit and explore.
Mar 23
Nothing beats a walk along the river in Crown Meadow on a lovely sunny spring day. 🌞
Mar 21
Name that street! Bonus points if you can guess the year too! 🤔
Mar 18
Have you seen the incredible new mural taking shape under Abbey Bridge? 🎨
Artist Tech Moon is transforming the arches into a bold celebration of Evesham, which is co‑designed with young people from Ourside Youth Centre and shaped by ideas from over 500 residents.
It’s changing every day… and it’s only halfway done! Go take a look and tell us what you think! 👀
Mar 16
🐋 Evesham’s Arctic Connection: The Story of the Whale 🌊
Did you know Evesham has a history tied to the icy waters of the North? While you won`t find one splashing in the River Avon today, the legend of the Workman Gardens whale lives on!
Here is the history behind one of our town`s most unusual landmarks:
The Original Gift: In 1820, a pair of massive bowhead whale jawbones arrived in town, brought back from an Arctic expedition and gifted to Dr. Cooper of the Mansion House. 🏴☠
A Public Landmark: By 1906, these striking bones were donated to the people of Evesham, forming the famous "Whalebone Arch" that stood proudly in Workman Gardens for over a century. 🦴
The Modern Tribute: After surviving decades of riverside weather and floods, the original bones were retired in 2012 for preservation. Today, you can still visit the site to see the impressive metal replica arch and whale sculpture! 🎨
Next time you’re strolling through the gardens, take a second to look up at the arch and imagine the 19th-century journey those bones took to get here. It’s a quirky piece of local heritage you won`t find anywhere else!
Mar 13
Experience the timeless charm of Buckland Manor, a 13th-century retreat tucked away in the tranquil village of Buckland. 🏛️🍃
Here is what’s happening and why you should visit:
• Award-Winning Dining: Indulge in modern British menus that celebrate fresh, seasonal produce sourced directly from the neighboring Vale of Evesham. 🍽️🥦
• A Classic Afternoon Tea: Served daily from 12:30 pm – 5:30 pm, enjoy freshly baked scones and delicate pastries in the restaurant, on the terrace, or in the cozy lounges. 🫖🍰
• Upcoming Events: Mark your calendars for special seasonal experiences: 📅
• Supper Club - Wild Garlic (March 20th): A live culinary demonstration and seasonal lunch celebrating spring flavors. 🌱👨🍳
• Afternoon with Jeremy Houghton (Sept 19th): An inspiring talk titled "Life Through a Painter`s Eyes" set against the manor`s serene backdrop. 🎨🖼️
• Enchanting Gardens: Explore 10 acres of hidden gems, including rose beds, a stream, and a croquet lawn. You can even book a guided garden tour followed by tea. 🌹💧
Find out more here 》https://bucklandmanor.co.uk/
Mar 10
Huge congratulations are in order for one of our local favorites! 🥳🍻
The Red Lion has been officially named Pub of the Year 2026 (Worcestershire) by the Shakespeare branch of CAMRA! 🏆
Located right in the heart of Evesham’s Market Place, this "little corner" has become a massive part of our town’s vibrant spirit.
They are now heading into the nominations for the overall Worcestershire Pub of the Year. 🙌
Next time you’re in town, pop in, raise a glass, and say well done to the amazing staff who make it all happen!
Mar 9
Spotted on the banks of the Avon! 🐹🎨
Have you taken a stroll by the river lately and caught a glimpse of Evesham’s most famous hamster? This colorful character has been popping up in a few local photos, tucked away under the railway bridge.
Mar 7
Framing up a perfect view of Evesham`s history. ⛪️
Peering through the archway of the historic Bell Tower offers a stunning, natural frame for St Lawrence’s Church.
Did you know?
The Bell Tower is one of the few remaining parts of the original Evesham Abbey, standing tall as a gateway to the town’s past.
Mar 5
March has arrived, and that can only mean one thing: Evesham is about to bloom! 🌸✨
There’s nothing quite like the sight of Abbey Park blanketed in spring blossom. In just a few weeks, these pathways will be transformed into a pink and white canopy once again. 🤩🌳
Whether you`re planning a sunny stroll past the bandstand or a picnic under the petals, blossom season in the Vale is truly world-class. Get those cameras ready! 📸🌷
How to experience the bloom:
• The Blossom Trail: Keep an eye out for the signposted route through the Vale of Evesham.
• Abbey Park: The perfect spot for a riverside walk surrounded by flowering trees.
• Local Orchards: See the white plum and pink apple blossoms that make our region famous.
Mar 3
A Gateway to Evesham’s Lost History 🏛✨
Ever wondered about the stories hidden in the stone? This is the Cloister Arch in Abbey Park, one of the last standing fragments of the once-mighty Evesham Abbey.
Take a close look at the figures carved into the archway. You’ll notice something haunting: many of the saints and figures are missing their heads. No, it wasn`t just the passage of time. It was a deliberate act of destruction.
In 1540, during the Dissolution of the Monasteries, Henry VIII’s commissioners arrived to dismantle the Abbey. To the King, these statues weren’t just art; they were symbols of "idolatry" and the power of the Catholic Church. Breaking the heads off was a symbolic way to "strip the power" from the saints.
Today, this arch stands as a beautiful, slightly battered survivor of a turning point in English history.
Next time you’re walking through the park, stop for a second and imagine the Abbey as it once was, one of the largest in the country!
Mar 1
Ready to ride? Discover Evesham VeloPark! 🚲💨
Whether you are a balance-bike beginner or a seasoned road cyclist, Evesham VeloPark is the ultimate spot to get active! This £2 million cycling hub is designed for everyone, offering a safe, traffic-free environment to build confidence and have fun.
What’s waiting for you:
🚲1km Closed Road Circuit: Perfect for speed and stamina.
🚵♀️Pump Track: Get your adrenaline fix with berms and rollers.
🚴♀️Learn to Ride Track: A dedicated space for little ones (and big ones!) to find their balance.
🚵♂️All-Ability Circuit: Specifically designed for riders with disabilities.
Grab your helmet, book your slot, and we’ll see you on the track! They are open 7 days a week, currently 9am to 4pm and 5pm to 8pm.
Feb 26
🚉✨ NOW OPEN: Evesham’s Stunning New Train Station Café - Espresso Stop ✨☕
We’re thrilled to announce the opening of a beautiful new café right here at Evesham Train Station — created and lovingly brought to life by Agata.
Step inside and you’ll find a warm, stylish, modern space that’s already being called the best train station café in the UK (and we believe it! 🙌).
Whether you’re grabbing a coffee before your train, meeting a friend, or simply fancy a relaxing spot to unwind, this café has you covered. Incredible drinks, delicious treats, and a truly welcoming atmosphere — all right on the platform.
Pop in, say hello, and support a fantastic local business doing something special for Evesham. ❤️
🕔Opening times:
Monday: 6:30AM - 4:00PM
Tuesday: 6:30AM - 4:00PM
Wednesday: 6:30AM - 4:00PM
Thursday: 6:30AM - 4:00PM
Friday: 6:30AM - 4:00PM
Saturday: 9:30AM - 4:00PM
Sunday: Closed
Feb 24
Get your calendars out! 📅✨
2026 is shaping up to be an incredible year in the Vale of Evesham. Whether you are a history buff, a music lover, or just looking for a great family day out by the river, there is something for everyone.
Here are the big dates you need to save:
🟠 Evesham Medieval Market: 16th to 17th May. Step back in time with over 130 stalls, living history camps, and battle displays in the heart of the town. ⚔
🟣 Evesham Music Festival: 30th May. A full day of live music, tribute acts, and family fun at the Evesham United Football Club. 🎸
🟡 National Morris Weekend: 19th to 21st June. Hundreds of dancers descend on the town for a weekend of colour and tradition, including the famous Sunday procession. 💃
🟢 Wartime in the Vale: 20th to 21st June. One of the largest military vehicle shows in the country, featuring classic cars and aircraft. 🎖
🔵 Evesham Walking Festival: 24th to 28th June. Explore the stunning scenery of the Vale with guided walks for all abilities. 🥾
🔴 Evesham River Festival: July (Dates TBC). A spectacular day on the Avon with decorated boats, stalls, and a brilliant firework finale. 🚣
⚫️ The Battle of Evesham Festival: 1st to 2nd August. Our biggest event of the year! Europe`s largest 13th century battle re-enactment takes over Crown Meadow with 800+ re-enactors and knights on horseback. 🛡
🟤 Evesham Angling Festival: 29th to 31st August. Watch the nation’s top anglers compete in this prestigious river tournament. 🎣
⚪️ Evesham Medieval Banquet: 17th October. A night of historic feasting and entertainment to wrap up the season. 🍗
Be sure to check the Visit Evesham website regularly as more events and local music gigs are added to the calendar! 🌟
Feb 24
