General Admission

A closer look at the Ham, how flooding impacts on the natural cycle and the different wildlife and wild flowers.

History brought to life by our re-enactor in Tudor clothing

These hand-print flowers are easy and fun to make and will make a lovely craft to take home and treasure.

These hand-print flowers are easy and fun to make and will make a lovely craft to take home and treasure.

We will be exploring the Museum gardens to gather some flowers and herbs to make a traditional nosegay or tussie mussie which would have been made during the Tudor period as protection against poisono

Readings and Songs will bring the countryside to life.

Tewkesbury is famous for flooding, discover the impact on the town in this walk

Who were the women behind enemy lines? Historian and broadcaster Dr. Kate Vigurs brings to light the extraordinary true stories of the female agents of the Special Operations Executive (SOE)

Alison Weir discusses her latest book on one of the most famous families in Tudor history

Learn more about Tewkesbury's history

Julian Richards reveals the fascinating history and mystery of Stonehenge

Historian Nicola Tallis reveals the tumultuous history of the mother of the Tudors

Discover the history of Tewkesbury's winding alleyways

AN ILLUSTRATED LECTURE ON THE LIFE AND EXPLOITS OF ISABELLA D’ESTE

Discover the fascinating architectural history of Tewkesbury with expert Piers Taylor

The Wars of the Roses: Medieval Women in the Time of War. Heroines or She-Wolves? Triumph or Tragedy?

Katie Hickman brings history to life with her intriguing and passionate novels.

The Making of England begins with the Vikings

Known as soldier-monks, the Hospitallers were pledged to defend the Holy Land and serve the Church. But in Britain and Ireland, their mission took a darker, more complex turn.