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Calling all local event organisers! 📣

Evesham’s accommodation providers — including our local camping and caravan parks — are busy preparing for the new season, and they’re keen to share your events with their visitors.🏕

If you’re running an event in or around Evesham, make sure it’s listed on the Visit Evesham “What’s On” calendar. It’s free, simple, and helps visitors discover everything happening in our area.

Click the link in our bio to add your event on the 'Submit Event' tab.

Let’s make it easy for visitors to find brilliant things to do while staying in Evesham! 💛

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Community, Coffee, and great food! 🍔☕️ 

​Cornmill Yard is a fantastic social hub for the town. From morning coffee runs to evening street food takeovers, it’s a wonderful addition to the local food scene. 

​📍 Location: Cornmill Road, Evesham, WR11 2LL 

​Don't forget to follow them to stay updated on upcoming events, including the return of the Beefy Boys burger truck! 🍔

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Experience All Saints Church like never before! ✨🕯️

​Lumos return to Evesham for a night of pure musical magic. Imagine the historic arches of All Saints bathed in candlelight as a world-class tribute to Vivaldi & Mozart fills the air. 🎼

​Whether you’re looking for a romantic pre-Valentine’s date or a peaceful evening of stunning music, this is an experience you won't forget. 

​🗓️ Friday 13th February
📍 All Saints Church, Evesham
⏰ Two Sittings: 7:00 PM & 9:00 PM
🎼 Theme: A Classical Vivaldi & Mozart Tribute

​Seating is first-come, first-served within your tiered zone, so arrive early to soak up the atmosphere!

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Have you ever stepped inside the Middle Littleton Tithe Barn? 🌾✨

​Located just outside Evesham, this National Trust gem is one of the largest and finest medieval tithe barns in the country. Standing 130 feet long, its sheer scale is a massive reminder of the power held by the medieval abbeys.

​📜 A Glimpse into History:

• ​Built for an Abbey: It was constructed in the 13th or 14th century (likely around 1250) for the monks of Evesham Abbey, which was once the third-largest abbey in England.
• ​What is a "Tithe"? The barn was used to store "tithes"—one-tenth of all local farm produce (like grain, hay, and even cider apples) given to the church as a tax.
• ​Master Craftsmanship: It’s built from local Blue Lias stone and Cotswold stone dressings, featuring a magnificent "raised cruck" timber roof held together by wooden pegs.

​🕒 Plan Your Visit:

• ​Opening Times: The barn typically opens for the season from April 1st through to October 31st.
• ​Daily Hours: You can explore the barn daily between 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM.
• ​Note: There is a small car park on-site, and dogs are welcome to join you for the visit!.

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Have you ever taken a walk to the Leicester Tower in Evesham? 🌳🚶‍♂️

​Standing tall on the wooded slopes above Worcester Road, this 50-foot octagonal folly offers a fascinating glimpse into British history. The commemorative plaque (pictured) tells the story of the man it honours:

​📜 What the Plaque Tells Us:
• ​Built in 1842: The tower was erected in the year MDCCCXLII.
• ​A Hero's Memory: It is dedicated to Simon de Montfort, the Earl of Leicester.
• ​Political Pioneer: He is remembered as the "father and founder of the British House of Commons".
• ​The Final Battle: He was slain nearby at the Battle of Evesham in 1265 (MCCLXV).

​You can reach it via a permissive path starting from the west end of The Squires.

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Escape to the Water’s Edge: Introducing Heron’s Eco Lodge 🌿

Looking for the ultimate peaceful getaway just outside Evesham? Meet Heron’s Eco Lodge, a hidden gem tucked away at Watersedge. This is the kind of place where the only "alarm clock" is the sound of birds over the lake. 🦆

Why you’ll love it:

The Woodfired Hot Tub: There’s nothing quite like sinking into a steaming hot tub under the stars, powered by a real log fire. It’s the ultimate way to slow down.

Lakeside Views: With bi-fold doors opening right onto your private terrace, you can enjoy morning coffee with an uninterrupted view of the tranquil lake and surrounding woodland.

Eco-Friendly Luxury: Completely off-grid and solar-powered, this lodge lets you reconnect with nature without sacrificing style or comfort.

More Ways to Stay at Watersedge

The beauty doesn’t stop at the Eco Lodge! Watersedge offers a variety of unique stays across their stunning sites in Bishampton and Ab Lench:

Shepherd’s Huts: Cosy up in their luxury huts (like ‘Sanderling’ or ‘Skylark’), featuring plush interiors, fire pits for marshmallow toasting, and those same breathtaking lakeside vistas.

The Barn & Lodges: From quirky lodges on stilts to a luxury 2-bedroom barn conversion, there’s a perfect spot for every type of retreat.

Wellness at the Lake: Guests can also dive into the "Watersedge Club" lifestyle with open-water swimming, lakeside yoga, and sauna sessions.

Whether it’s a romantic weekend or a solo digital detox, Heron’s Eco Lodge is calling. 🛶

📍 Location: Bishampton / Ab Lench, near Evesham.

🔗 Book your escape: Check out Watersedge.club for all their accommodation options.

#LoveEvesham

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Wassail! Good health to the trees (and to you!) 🍎

​Ever wondered why people are dancing in orchards with cider and toast in the middle of January? You’re witnessing a Wassail—one of England's oldest and most eccentric winter traditions!

​Derived from the Old Norse ves heill (meaning "be well" or "be in good health"), a Wassail is a ceremony held to wake the cider apple trees from their winter slumber and scare away evil spirits to ensure a bumper harvest for the coming year.

​What to expect at a traditional Wassail:

🍞The Toast: A "Wassail Queen" places pieces of cider-soaked toast in the branches of the oldest tree as a gift to the spirits.

🥁The Noise: Expect lots of shouting, singing, and the banging of pots and pans (or even firing muskets!) to drive away any bad luck.

🍺The Drink: Sharing a bowl of warm, spiced cider or ale to toast to the health of the orchard.

​If you want to experience this ancient custom for yourself, head to the iconic, timber-framed Fleece Inn at Bretforton—the perfect atmospheric backdrop for a winter's night!

• ​When: Saturday, 10th January
• ​Where: The Fleece Inn, Bretforton

Join the Pebworth Morris Men for an evening of traditional dance, song, and orchard antics. It’s loud, it’s lively, and it’s a true Worcestershire experience.

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🎡 Big News for Mop Fair Fans! HAVE YOUR SAY! 🎠

​The Evesham Mop Fair is a highlight of the year, currently running Thursday through Saturday... but what if it was extended and open on Sunday too?

​The Fair has requested to open on Sunday until 8:00 PM (and they’ll be packed up and headed out by midnight). 

Before any decisions are made, we want to hear from YOU! 

​📝 How to share your thoughts:
​There are two quick surveys to gather your feedback. It’s not a formal vote, but it helps to understand what you think of the change.

• ​Visitors & local residents: Tell us your thoughts.
• ​Businesses: Let us know how an extra day impacts your trade.
• ​Both? If you live and work in Evesham, feel free to fill out both!

​Click  the link in our bio to take the short surveys and help shape the future of Evesham’s favorite tradition!

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One of our favourite cosy corners in town at Market Square. 📸

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✨ Try a new craft! ✨

​Have you ever wanted to get your hands messy with clay? Visit Honeybourne Pottery and discover the mindful, creative joy of pottery!

​Check out this clip of the brilliant tutor and The Great Pottery Throw Down finalist, Dave Short, leading a Gluggle Jug workshop! 🤩 

Whether you're a total beginner or ready to throw down on the wheel, we have something for you.

​🏺 What's On Offer?
• ​Gluggle Jug Making Workshops: Create your very own famous 'glug-glug' fish jug!
• ​Potter's Wheel Taster Classes: A fun, 1.5-hour intro to throwing clay.
• ​Half-Day Potter's Wheel Workshops: Dive deeper and develop your throwing skills.
• ​Candlestick Making and Botanical Plaster Casting workshops are also available!

​⏰ Studio Opening Times
​While workshops often run throughout the week, the studio is generally open:
• ​Friday - Sunday: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM

​Book your spot and unleash your inner potter!
​🔗 Find and book a class here: honeybournepottery.co.uk/workshops

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Spotted! Another penguin on the trail! 🐧

Here's Pongo inside Reid's Clothing!

​Make sure you get your family out to explore the whole of Evesham town centre and The Valley to find all the Penguin Brick Trail sculptures!

​📅 Trail Details
• ​The trail is on until Monday 5th January 2026
• ​Where to Get a Map: Pick up a free map from participating shops/cafes, or at the Evesham Tourist Information Centre.

​Can't wait to start? Download your map from the event page on the Visit Evesham website.

​Good luck waddling around to find them all!

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Have you been to the Evesham Christmas Tree Festival yet? 🎄 

It's an absolutely magical display at All Saints Parish Church! See dozens of beautifully decorated trees by local organisations.

​📅 Dates & Opening
• ​Dates: Open every day until Friday 26th December
• ​Opening Times: 10:00am – 4:00pm daily 
• ​Note: Please check with the church for any changes due to services or private events.
• ​Location: All Saints Parish Church, Evesham

​Entry is free, but donations to support the church's community work are very welcome.

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❄️Dreaming of a white Christmas in the Vale of Evesham! 💭

While the snow hasn't arrived yet, we love looking back at pictures that capture how truly magical our town is under a blanket of white! This stunning throwback of the Abbey Church grounds reminds us why winter is one of our favourite seasons. 🤩

Is the snow on your Christmas wish list this year? ️

Show us your best throwback wintery photos of Evesham town and the surrounding Vale!

#LoveEvesham

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