Events near Ditherington, Shrewsbury

The weekend will feature an eclectic mix of music with performances by the UK's premier tribute bands and acts.

Taking inspiration from the sensational Bridgerton Netflix Seriies, The National Concert Orchestra performs songs from the show!

Shrewsbury WE ARE BACK with a huge summer pre party, expect special guest DJs and performers, huge confetti blasts, huge production and so much more

Taking inspiration from the groundbreaking "Eras" Tour, the National Concert Orchestra are proud to present an orchestral tribute to Taylor Swift.

Event 5.0 of Series 2.0 at St Alkmunds Church. TCT borrow jazz, electronica, psychedelia & minimalism to paint beautiful soundscapes.

TAKE ME BACK is THE Day Party bringing you those Classic House, Hip Hop and UKG tracks that defined a generation @ Century in Shrewsbury.

Event 6.0 of Series 2.0 at the Unitarian Paul Jones and Stephen Black (Sweet Baboo) are known as the woodwind-and-key-wielding Group Listening.

Event 7.0 of Season 2.0 at St Alkmunds Church. Greg Foat is one of the UKs leading jazz pianists, composers and music producers.

Enjoy an outstanding candlelit evening of classical music in the beautiful setting of Shrewsbury Abbey.

Joel Gardner Live at Alberts & Co. Frankville with support

Event 8 .0 of Series 2.0 at the Unitarian. Clarice Jensen is a New York composer and cellist who has a distinctive compositional approach.

An evening of free composition, noise-rock, truly psychedelic music and avant jazz from Earth Ball (Canada) and Chris Corsano (USA).

Camp Severn - Kids Festival, is an exclusively designed, all-inclusive, Family Festival for kids aged 3 to 13. One cost, endless fun!

London Concertante is joined by three excellent opera singers to perform A Night at the Opera by Candlelight where every piece is a captivating gem.

JIM WHITE and MARISA ANDERSON DUO is the collaboration between renowned drummer Jim White and acclaimed guitarist Marisa Anderson

The Fawlty Towers gang are back with a new hilarious show. Can Basil cope with social media, reality television and an invasion of tribute acts?