What's on?
In addition to Shakespeare and the plays of the Royal Shakespeare Company, there is a variety of additional events and attractions on offer throughout the year to enthral, divert and distract visitors and townsfolk alike.
Upcoming events in Stratford-upon-Avon
Christmas at Shakespeare's Birthplace
Sun 15th December, 10.00am
This winter at Shakespeare's Birthplace we are preparing for Christmas with floral displays and a glass of Wassail. Are you as excited as we are?
Venue: Shakespeare's Birthplace
Festive Family Fun//British Motor Museum
Sun 15th December, 10.00am
Get your Christmas season into gear at the British Motor Museum!
Stratford Town Walk
Sun 15th December, 11.00am
Lively, entertaining and interesting, the guided town walk is a great way to explore Stratford, its history, attractions and fascinating relationship with William Shakespeare.
Venue: Stratford Town Walk
Meet Father Christmas
Sun 15th December, 11.00am
Seated on his throne in the tastefully decorated surroundings of the Jacobean kitchen.
Venue: Hall's Croft
Shakespeare's Sunday School
Sun 15th December, 3.00pm
Discover more about Shakespeare's work, life and times in our bonus talks.
Venue: Shakespeare’s New Place
The Festival of Lost & Found
Sun 15th December, 4.00pm
When The Festival of Lost & Found pitches up in the garden of Shakespeare’s last home, nothing is quite as it seems.
Venue: Shakespeare’s New Place
Meet Anne and Bartholomew
Sun 15th December, noon
Who will host Christmas this year?
Venue: Anne Hathaways Cottage
Festive Family Fun//British Motor Museum
Mon 16th December, 10.00am
Get your Christmas season into gear at the British Motor Museum!
Christmas at Shakespeare's Birthplace
Mon 16th December, 10.00am
This winter at Shakespeare's Birthplace we are preparing for Christmas with floral displays and a glass of Wassail. Are you as excited as we are?
Venue: Shakespeare's Birthplace
Stratford Town Walk
Mon 16th December, 11.00am
Lively, entertaining and interesting, the guided town walk is a great way to explore Stratford, its history, attractions and fascinating relationship with William Shakespeare.
Venue: Stratford Town Walk