Malvern Autumn Show
Malvern Autumn Show 2025: A Spectacular Celebration of the Season
One of the UK’s most beloved harvest season events, the Malvern Autumn Show, in association with Westons, returns this September with a vibrant mix of horticulture, food, family fun, and unforgettable experiences. Set against the stunning Malvern Hills, this three-day extravaganza is bursting with colour, creativity, and community spirit.
At the heart of the show is the CANNA UK National Giant Vegetables Championships, where growers from across the country compete for glory—and Guinness World Records! Expect jaw-dropping displays of giant gourds, marrows, and sunflowers, with 13 records broken in 2024 alone.
Garden Theatre Line-Up
Hosted by August Bernstein, head of The Raymond Blanc Gardening School, the Garden Theatre will welcome a stellar cast of horticultural experts:
Monty Don OBE – Gardening legend and BBC Gardeners’ World presenter
Adam Frost – RHS gold medalist and TV favourite
Manoj Malde – RHS ambassador and vibrant garden designer
Niall McCauley – Irish gardening YouTuber and TV presenter
Kate Cotterill – CEO of She Grows Veg, championing heirloom edibles
Jonathan Moseley – Floral designer bringing autumn to life with stunning arrangements
Expect inspiring talks, Gardeners’ Question Time, and expert tips to elevate your green space.Back by popular demand, this sweet spectacle is hosted by chef and ITV regular Marcus Bean, winner of Channel 4’s Iron Chef UK. He’ll be joined by stars from The Great British Bake Off:
Martha Collison – Youngest GBBO contestant and baking prodigy
Candice Brown – 2016 winner and cookbook author
Lizzie Acker – Advocate for neurodiversity and creative baker
Freya Cox – Vegan baking specialist
Enjoy live demos, Q&As, and fun baking challenges throughout the weekend.
Also to do at this stalwart family show there will be lots of family fun and unique experiences with lots of food, drink and local flavours and Sunday is Dog Day.
All images supplied to use by Malvern Autumn Show.
Fees & Tickets
Advance tickets start from £22, with children aged 16 and under free
New for 2025 is the Weekend Ticket—just £35 for access to both Saturday and Sunday (online only, excludes camping)