Speed Dating in Worcester | Ages 30-45
Adults aged 30–45 meet potential partners at a speed dating event in Worcester.
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Events in Worcester this week feature a steady flow of cultural activity across the city. On 5 April, The Commandery hosts a needle felting workshop where participants make Easter bunnies or small ceramic-inspired animals using wool from local farms, work happens in the building’s original Norman-era vaults. Later that week, on 7 April at Bransford Common, a foraging walk led by an accredited chef covers native plants such as wood sorrel and wild garlic; attendees learn how to identify edible species while gathering ingredients for low-impact dishes.
Music events include two intimate sets: one in the south transept of Worcester Cathedral on 6 April with folk songs from West Midlands traditions performed acoustically, no amplification. The other is a live performance by local bands at a converted warehouse near Foregate Street station on 10 April, original compositions paired with visual art inspired by city streets.
Social gatherings are also scheduled: an adult-only evening at the Worcester Guildhall bar (30+ only) runs from 8pm to midnight, focused on conversation and board games without digital devices. On 9 April, a storytelling session takes place in the old archive rooms of The Shire Hall, elders share memories tied directly to places like St John’s Churchyard or the River Severn walkways.
Tribute performances continue at Festival Theatre through Sunday; recent sets have included interpretations of late-20th-century pop records performed with period instruments. All events are listed in full below by time and venue location.
Adults aged 30–45 meet potential partners at a speed dating event in Worcester.
A £7.50 social event for singles to enjoy relaxed chat and drinks at All Bar One Worcester.
Author TM Logan hosts an intimate evening of conversations at Script Haven following his 2024 sell-out event.
The Worcester Social Group offers a safe space for autistic individuals in Herefordshire and Worcestershire to socialize and connect over te
Writer and poet Henry Normal performs a live event at Huntingdon Hall in Worcester.
The 2026 season opener at Shelsley Walsh Hill Climb features high-speed car events from multiple championships.
Adults can learn needle felting and make an Easter bunny in a relaxed workshop at The Commandery.
Participants learn to identify and harvest wild edible plants on a nature trail guided by a chef from Force of Nature.
A musical tribute to Diana Ross and Lionel Richie performs at Festival Theatre.