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
Sat 26th October, 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
King John
Sat 26th October, 7.30pm
Shakespeare's rarely performed tale of a nation in turmoil vibrates with modern resonance in this new production.
The Stratford Town Ghost Walk
Sat 26th October, 7.30pm
Award-winning Ghost Walk in Shakespeare's 'haunted' Stratford upon Avon
October Half Term
Sat 26th October, Noon
Enjoy a whole week of half term fun with hands on activities!
Venue: Shakespeare's Birthplace
Christmas at Shakespeare's Birthplace
Sun 27th October, 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
Rocket fuelled Half Term at the British Motor Museum
Sun 27th October, 10.00am
This half term there is a rocket fuelled selection of fun family activities for you to enjoy – so prepare for take-off
October Half Term
Sun 27th October, Noon
Enjoy a whole week of half term fun with hands on activities!
Venue: Shakespeare's Birthplace
Rocket fuelled Half Term at the British Motor Museum
Mon 28th October, 10.00am
This half term there is a rocket fuelled selection of fun family activities for you to enjoy – so prepare for take-off
Christmas at Shakespeare's Birthplace
Mon 28th October, 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
A Museum in Baghdad
Mon 28th October, 7.30pm
This new play explores what it means to try and create a nation – and why a country’s treasures matter when people are dying.
Venue: Royal Shakespeare Company & Theatres