What's On
There’s so much happening throughout the year in Stratford-upon-Avon, it’s why visitors keep coming back again and again. The Royal Shakespeare Theatre offers its usual array of exciting, world renowned plays, but there’s so much more on offer. Many festivals run throughout the year, some of which are hosted by the Civic Hall. Discover new authors at the Literary Festival, or sample the delights of local produce at the Food Festival.
Catch a film in the town cinema, take one of the many organised Walks and Tours on offer or simply stroll the town taking in the atmosphere of Stratford-upon-Avon’s unique street entertainers. An event definitely not to miss are the Shakespeare Birthday Celebrations, every year in April. The highlight of the weekend is undoubtedly the Procession through the town, and the unfurling of the flags.
Further afield you might want to test your luck and spend a day at the races, at Stratford Racecourse.
Evening with Ian Callum
Join us here at the British Motor Museum for an exclusive evening, hearing from a legend in the world of British car design: Ian Callum CBE!
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Reunited the Lamentation Altarpiece
For the first time in thirty years, see a rare masterpiece reunited.
The Reflected Self
The art of portrait miniature painting flourished in Britain for over 300 years. As well as exploring the history of miniatures, the exhibition highlights their enduring appeal for artists and designers working today.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.