Events in Hereford From 30th March – 5th April 2026

This week’s events in Hereford are shaped by long-standing traditions and practical community needs. Workshops focused on silver jewellery making take place regularly at The Courtyard, where beginners and improvers learn techniques passed down through local craft networks. These sessions run during weekday afternoons and offer a hands-on way to engage with skilled makers in an accessible setting.

Guided walks led by the Hereford Guild of Mayor's Guides explore lesser-known paths between the cathedral precinct and riverside areas near Bishops' Meadow, highlighting medieval infrastructure now part of modern urban planning. These tours begin at 10am on April 1st and are open to anyone interested in local history.

Families can find activities in green spaces like Priory Park and St Thomas’s Green, where Easter-themed storytelling is paired with nature-based tasks such as seed planting and birdwatching. These sessions run on weekends and bank holidays to match school schedules. Evening music events happen across multiple locations: the Maltings Theatre hosts tribute acts celebrating rock milestones from the 1970s, while smaller rooms in pubs along A49 feature curated sets blending metal influences with early punk rhythms.

Public meetings are also scheduled this week, most notably an open session of Fownhope Parish Council discussing changes near Old Market Site. Another event at Waterworks Museum offers Thermomix cookery classes using seasonal, locally sourced ingredients. The city maintains a moderate level of evening activity without curfews across its venues.

These events are not staged for attention, they reflect real civic life in Hereford. You can find times and locations in the listings below.