WHAT’S ON AROUND THE COUNT I ES
MADNESS, MELANCHOLY AND MAGIC 11 January Julian Perkins and Peter Sheppard Skaerved Concert , 6:00PM to 8:00PM Hellens Manor, Much Marcle, Herefordshire
Join harpsichordist Julian Perkins and violinist Peter Sheppard Skaerved for an engaging performance, featuring works by Corelli and Handel, concluding with Tartini’s infamous Devil’s Trill sonata in the atmospheric Great Barn, Hellens Manor. Julian Perkins brings a dynamic and adventurous spirit to all his music-making. Peter Sheppard Skaerved is a Grammy-nominated recording artist, with over one hundred critically acclaimed albums to his name and is internationally renowned for performances of a vast range of solo repertoire. Dubbed ‘'The Indiana Jones of Early Music’' by BBC Radio 3, and described as having 'demonic intensity' (BBC Music Magazine Recording of the Month). Tickets £20, free to anyone in full-time education and carers.
To book go to:
www.hellensmanor.com/eventsem/concert- madness-melancholy-magic/
BRIDGERTON AFTERNOON TEA 18 January - 2.00pm The Green Dragon Hotel, Hereford
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RHS MALVERN SPRING FESTIVAL Three Counties Showground, Malvern from 8 – 11 May 2025
RHS Malvern Spring Festival, a pioneering four-day seasonal showcase of new horticultural trends and innovations, will make a triumphant return to Three Counties Showground, to kick-off the RHS Floral Show season for 2025 with a brand-new theme: ‘Plants & People’. The ‘Taster Ticket’ will return for 2025 this offers visitors the chance to experience the festival from 2pm onwards on Saturday 10th May for just £16, and is ideal for those who would like to visit the show for the first time. Tickets for the RHS Malvern Spring Festival 2025 start from just £16 (with under 16s free of charge) and can be bought now from
https://www.rhsmalvern.co.uk/
Upon arrival you’ll be served a delightful cocktail, the Lady Whistledown - Setting the scene, the Bridgerton Afternoon Tea unfolds in the stylishly appointed surroundings of the Hereford Bar & Brasserie. As you dine, the elegant sound of the Minerva String Quartet will accompany a selection of delicate finger sandwiches, freshly baked scones with cream and jam, four exquisite sweet treats and a themed cocktail menu will be yours to enjoy! Bridgerton Afternoon Tea, with a delectable cocktail, the Lady Whistledown and unlimited Kate Sharma’s loose-leaf tea or coffee, is £45.00 per person. Add Bottomless Prosecco +£17.00 per person. Book on
www.greendragonhotel.com/whats-on/bridgerton- afternoon-tea/
LOUIS RUDD MBE FUNDRAISER Thursday 23 January, 7.30pm Meet The Ice Man at Herefordshire’s Veteran Support Centre and The Courtyard’s fundraising event, Louis Rudd. Louis Rudd MBE is a record-breaking polar adventurer, expedition leader, former Royal Marine Commando and SAS soldier. He was the first – and only – person to have traversed Antarctica twice using human power, he is a member of the exclusive Explorers Club, a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society, an Ambassador for the Army Benevolent Fund and Director of Expeditions for Shackleton. Tickets £25, VIP £35 (includes Meet & Greet plus a glass of wine) 01432 340555
THE ANNUAL LEDBURY BIG BREAKFAST
Ledbury Big Breakfast is back for 2025 on Friday 31 January, Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 February, organised by local community group Ledbury Food Group. Celebrate breakfast and local food in and around Ledbury at the darkest time of year. Local shops, cafes, hotels and other food outlets in and around Ledbury are challenged to come up with special breakfast offerings featuring locally produced food to brighten a winter’s day. Full details of those taking part and which days these will be on sale will be available on the Ledbury Food Group website -
www.ledburyfoodgroup.org from mid-January
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