Victor and Catherine Moody held a special place in the social fabric of Malvern and this is the first comprehensive exhibition of their work for twenty years. Victor, a Royal Academician, was well known for his work in establishing and developing the Malvern School of Art from the mid-1930s; Catherine continued his work as head of the school and became known as the ‘grande dame’ of the Malvern cultural scene.
Booking essential via TicketSource.
No charge – donations requests.
Catalogue £5.
Following in the footsteps of the late Dudley Brook.
A walk round the Park to discuss the large range of exotic trees and shrubs planted in the 19C led by ecologist, Dr Elizabeth Adlam
Tickets £4.50 – Limited numbers. Book through TicketSource
Victor and Catherine Moody held a special place in the social fabric of Malvern and this is the first comprehensive exhibition of their work for twenty years. Victor, a Royal Academician, was well known for his work in establishing and developing the Malvern School of Art from the mid-1930s; Catherine continued his work as head of the school and became known as the ‘grande dame’ of the Malvern cultural scene.
Booking essential via TicketSource.
No charge – donations requests.
Catalogue £5.
Victor and Catherine Moody held a special place in the social fabric of Malvern and this is the first comprehensive exhibition of their work for twenty years. Victor, a Royal Academician, was well known for his work in establishing and developing the Malvern School of Art from the mid-1930s; Catherine continued his work as head of the school and became known as the ‘grande dame’ of the Malvern cultural scene.
Booking essential via TicketSource.
No charge – donations requests.
Catalogue £5.
Start/end outside Café in Victoria Park
A forty minute walk round the Conservation Area of Malvern Link.
Built at the same time as the great houses of Great Malvern for the artisans who serviced the schools, this little-known aspect of Malvern will be described by Carleton Tarr, local historian and resident.
Numbers limited to twenty. £4.50 per person. Book via TicketSource.
This development at the end of Ranelagh Road has been nominated for a 2021 Malvern Civic Society Civic Award. This is an opportunity to have a tour accompanied by the developer. Telephone 07789 860673 to book your place or visit TicketSource.
Victor and Catherine Moody held a special place in the social fabric of Malvern and this is the first comprehensive exhibition of their work for twenty years. Victor, a Royal Academician, was well known for his work in establishing and developing the Malvern School of Art from the mid-1930s; Catherine continued his work as head of the school and became known as the ‘grande dame’ of the Malvern cultural scene.
Booking essential via TicketSource.
No charge – donations requests.
Catalogue £5.
A one-hour tour of the Priory
Meet in the north porch from 10.15
No charge but donations welcomed. Tickets available from TicketSource.
Followed by light refreshments.
Sponsored by the Friends of Malvern Priory.
St Anne’s Chapel Glass Renovation
The Priory has the finest collection of English 15th and early 16th century medieval glass outside York Minster. The stained glass windows in the South side of St. Anne’s Chapel in the Priory were created around 1480 and depict stories from the Old Testament.
They are a national treasure, but sadly are in desperate need of cleaning and restoration, due to constant exposure to the elements.
It has been decided to restore and protect one of these Medieval windows together with its surrounding stonework, at an estimated cost of £150,000. This will be part of a much larger Priory Development project to restore even more of the Priory’s heritage together with re-ordering the interior of church to make it much more accessible for everyone.
The Friends have committed to support this initial window restoration project.
Any donations from the Guided Tours will be in aid of the Windows’ Fund and visitors are encouraged to join the Friends to share in the continuing commitment.
All walks are subject to coronavirus restrictions. All visitors on walks are required to wear masks/face coverings, which town guides will also be wearing. Contact details must be left at the TIC when meeting your guide.
Please check first with the Malvern Tourist Information Centre to avoid disappointment.
An Innovations event. See https://www.innovatemalvern.com/science-in-park.