Whats On in Stratford Upon Avon Today

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Chocolate fun, 2,000 sea creatures and a historic castle combine across three attractions for a memorable day out.

Discover over 2,000 sea creatures, a thousand years of history and chocolatey fun across SEA LIFE Birmingham, Warwick Castle and Cadbury World.

A Guy Called Gerald is a pioneering figure in electronic music, renowned for his influential contributions to the UK's acid house and jungle scenes.

Discover over 2,000 creatures, the UK’s only 360° Ocean Tunnel and chocolatey fun at Cadbury World, including Cadbury Chocolate Quest.

Discover sea otters, over 2,000 creatures, a 360° Ocean Tunnel and Warwick Castle’s bird of prey show in one adventure.

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Enjoy chocolatey fun at Cadbury World and over a thousand years of history at Warwick Castle, with rides, shows and family adventures.

Cornish psychedelic carnival of sound best experienced live.

Stirchley's biggest firework night returns on Wednesday the 4th of November, 5.30pm to 9pm.

After the triumphant release of their album 'Rastrophiliopustrocity Pomposity', The Humdrum Express play a rare full-band show in Brum.

4-piece fusing anthemic US alternative, second-wave emo and garage rock.

Dogshow performing live at Suki10c

Dream pop outfit Night Swimming headline The Sunflower Lounge, Birmingham, on Wednesday, 4th November!

Join us for our weekly Quiz Night every Wednesday in the Saloon! 8PM onwards.

Award-winning guided walk in Stratford upon Avon. See the main sights and hear the stories. A must do, it's like walking through the pages of history

Award-winning guided walk to discover Stratford & its fascinating relationship with William Shakespeare. See the sights and hear the stories. Amazing

MEN SOLD OUT: women's places are still available. Speed Dating in Worcester: face to face, no swiping, just real chemistry.

Get ready to dance all night to the hottest Bollywood beats at TAMASHA’s epic night out!

Explore the shadowy history of folk horror and its connection to ancient customs and rituals on the British Isles. Followed by Q&A.