Events and Exhibitions

You can now book workshops, talks and walks online! Click the link below to go to our booking page.

Summer at The Almonry

Play, create and discover this summer at The Almonry Evesham.

Lots of hands on family friendly activities from garden games and kids trails to dress up and of course spotting our adorable monks.

We are open from Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.

FREE museum entry. Monk trail and craft £1 per pack.

Friends of the Almonry Museum Tour and Talk

Saturday 19th July 2pm-4pm

Join the Friends of the Almonry Museum on July 19th for a guided tour and talk led by heritage roofing specialist Richard Jordan. Find out more about the works needed to save this historic gem in the heart of Evesham, as Richard shares his expertise and knowledge. There will also be a talk on the historical perspective of the Almonry led by The Vale of Evesham Historical Society.

The tour and talk will start at 2 pm and should last about 2 hours

FREE entry

Friends of the Almonry Museum Tour and Talk

Saturday 26th July 2pm-4pm

Join the Friends of the Almonry Museum on July 26th for a guided tour and talk led by the Vale of Evesham Historical Society. Find out more about the history of this beautiful house in the heart of Evesham.

FREE entry

Lace Sampler Workshop

Saturday 9th August 2:30pm – 4:30pm

Free Restoration Project Event – Use vintage lace trimmings and simple hand embroidery stitches to create a mini sampler.

This is an opportunity for us to gather your ideas for the future of The Almonry museum whilst you take part in a relaxed activity. All materials supplied, previous sewing experience preferred.

Age 14 to adult (adult supervision required for under 16s). Important note, this event will be held on the first floor with access via steep stairs.

Places limited – booking essential, please book 1 workshop only either sampler, rag rug or pottery shard.

Please telephone on 01386 446944 or pop in to The Almonry to book.

Mini Rag Rug Flower Workshop

Saturday 23rd August 2:30pm – 4:30pm

Free Restoration Project Event – Use fabric scraps to create a fabric flower.

This is an opportunity for us to gather your ideas for the future of The Almonry museum whilst you take part in a relaxed activity. All materials supplied.

Age 14 to adult (adult supervision required for under 16s). Important note, this event will be held on the first floor with access via steep stairs.

Places limited – booking essential, please book 1 workshop only either sampler, rag rug or pottery shard.

Please telephone on 01386 446944 or pop in to The Almonry to book.

Mini Pottery Shard Pictures

Friday 29th August 2:30pm – 4:30pm

Free Restoration Project Event – Transform found pottery into a minature piece of art.

This is an opportunity for us to gather your ideas for the future of The Almonry museum whilst you take part in a relaxed activity. All materials supplied

Age 14 to adult (adult supervision required for under 16s). Important note, this event will be held on the first floor with access via steep stairs.

Places limited – booking essential, please book 1 workshop only either sampler, rag rug or pottery shard.

Please telephone on 01386 446944 or pop in to The Almonry to book.

Heritage Open DaysBrilliant Buildings at The Almonry

Saturday 20th September 10am-4pmFREE Entry, no need to book

Help us celebrate our Brilliant Building and put the Almonry to bed! Join us for our last day before we close to carry out major repair and restoration work, as we demonstrate the craftsmanship of traditional building techniques.

Have you ever wondered how old buildings were built and who built them? Our team of historic building craftspeople will be on site demonstrating the skills used to build these Medieval Masterpieces.

There will be demonstrations of hand slate making, hot lime mixing, wattle and Daub, plastering and stonemasonry. You can even make a roofing marking stick (you’ll have to come along to find out more!) Also guided tours around the building at 11am, 1.30 and 3pm, showing the work we are carrying out to save this fantastic building and we’ll be pointing out a few hidden architectural gems along the way.