If you’re unsure what your Bank Holiday weekend looks like, we have some inspiration for your plans.
To take the guessing work out of what’s happening in and around Worcester, we’ve put together a list of some of the events and activities to keep you occupied.
You can also take a look at Worcester News’ Local Events Listings to stay in the loop.
Bank Holidays to look forward to in 2022
What’s on near Worcester this Bank Holiday weekend?
Here’s a round up of some of the events happening near Worcester between Friday, August 26 and Bank Holiday Monday on August 29.
Sunshine Music Festival
Date: August 26-29
Location: Little Fish Meadow Caravan & Campsite, WR8 0PB
Enjoy some live music from The Sound of Springsteen and The Blow Monkeys at Sunshine Festival 2022.
Summer Fun at the Commandery – Epic Explorers
Date: August 30
Location: The Commandery, Sidbury, Worcester, WR1 2HU
There’s plenty of fun to be had every week for children throughout the summer holidays at the Commandery.
Kids can take part in a scavenger hunt and colouring activity on August 30 plus more.
You can find out more about the event via the Visit Worcestershire website.
Kerry Smith Duo
Date: August 27
Location: The Botanist, Cathedral Square, 6 High Street, Worcester
Kerry Smith is known for her pop, rock and soul covers and you can see her perform live at The Botanist during the Bank Holiday weekend.
Family Summer Fun at Worcester Cathedral
Location: 8 College Yard, Worcester, WR1 2LA
Fossils in the Geopark
Dates: August 3-30
Go back in time with this exhibition where you’ll see specimens from the Lapworth Museum.
The Beautiful Big Bug Adventure
Date: August 26 – 10.30am-1.30pm
Go exploring and hunt for bugs alongside Worcester Cathedral and Worcestershire Wildlife Trust.
Teddy Bears Picnic
Date: August 26 – 2-3.30pm
Take your bears for a trip to the Cathedral and enjoy a picnic feast.
You can find out more about the events via the Visit Worcestershire website.
Oas-is Tribute Band UK
Date: August 28
Location: Drummonds, 28 New Street, Worcester
If you’re a fan of tribute bands, this could be a great way to spend your Sunday evening.
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