The Trumpet Inn » Eat. Sleep, Live Herefordshire

The Trumpet Inn is a 16th century black and white pub in Ledbury

Perfectly situated for visiting the beautiful Herefordshire countryside The Trumpet Inn is perfect for visiting the beautiful Herefordshire countryside and with a large beer garden to enjoy. Close to popular tourist destinations such as Eastnor Castle, the market towns of Ledbury, Hereford, Ludlow, The Malvern Hills and much more.

With its Oak beams The Trumpet Inn is a comfortable blend of old and new and offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.

Gaining a reputation for exceptionally well kept cask ales as well as fine home cooked food. All ingredients are sourced locally wherever possible, supporting local suppliers and maintaining a high level of quality at all times.

So time next you are passing, pop in and enjoy a long cool pint and maybe some lunch.

The Staff look forward to meeting you.

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Trumpet Inn at Ledbury, Ledbury, Herefordshire, HR8 2RA

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52.0540979125, -2.50231675773

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Convivial casual dining with designs on top The perfect combination of fine food and unique shopping finds under one roof tucked away in picturesque peacefulness The Restaurant Easy to miss in its courtyard, but well worth seeking out, The Malthouse has become a firm destination on Ledbury’s foodie map with locals and visitors alike. With a long reputation for quality dining, the original husband and wife team Jim and Tracy reclaimed it in 2017 to resurrect a varied menu packed with flavour and ingredients for diners looking for something a little different. Think sandwiches from regional produce and artisan breads, rich chowders instead of soup, an evening menu with a European influence and you’ll know this is far from basic fayre. Bare wood furniture and the café style atmosphere makes this a relaxed venue for daily breakfast, lunch and evening suppers or the a cosy coffee and delicious cake stop mid morning and afternoon. Dine al fresco in the pretty courtyard knowing you have a secret spot in the very heart of this bustling market town. The Gallery Upstairs above the restaurant you’ll find the business’s accompanying gallery. Rustic chic home and garden pieces, fun ornaments, gorgeous gifts and humorous […]

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Two Gorgeous AA 4star Self Catering Cottages in Ross on Wye. Benhall Farm Holiday Cottages are called The Granary and Garden Cottage and offer furnishing and decorating to a high standard with many little extras to make your stay more comfortable and enjoyable. There are gardens to sit and relax in, farm wildlife walk on the banks of the River Wye and within easy reach are Goodrich Castle, Symonds Yat Rock, Monmouth, Hay-on-Wye, Hereford with its Cathedral and Mappa Mundi. Royal Forest of Dean, with its many places of historic and sporting interest, the Brecon Beacons. walking, canoeing, golf, horse racing, plus many castles and museums are close by. Cottage bookings are taken Friday to Friday. Short breaks can be taken October to April and at other times of the year at short notice – ask here. There is also a lovely Bed & Breakfast in the Georgian Farmhouse and with the Self-Catering Cottages and Bed and Breakfast they can accommodate up to 10 people making Benhall Farm an ideal base for a family gathering or group of friends. Number of Rooms: 2 Cottages each sleep 2 people 3 Bed & Breakfast Free WIFI Pets: No Book now. Also see […]

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The Harp at Old Radnor is a lovely old Welsh longhouse inn perched on a hilltop overlooking the beautiful Radnor Valley, close to the Powys/Herefordshire border. Independently owned and run by Chris and Angela Ireland, The Harp is a real pub, with ancient slate floors, oak beams, antique settles and a huge open log fire. A lovely place to visit for good food, good beer, comfortable rooms and friendly service. There are five comfortable guest bedrooms, two are doubles, two have a double and a single bed so can be doubles, twins or family rooms, one has a double and two single beds. Four of the rooms have views of the surrounding hills and one has a view out over the garden to the sheep grazing on the hillside beyond. All have small flatscreen TVs with Freeview channels and access to free wifi. Packed lunches for walkers and riders are available on request. Well-behaved dogs welcome in the bar and in the rooms (but not on the furniture) subject to a small charge of £10 per dog per stay to cover additional cleaning costs. Bowls, towels and treats are available and there are some lovely walks for you to take with your dog. Also see The Harp Restaurant […]

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Aug 2018

Events coming up at Canwood Gallery

See details of Events coming up at Canwood Gallery below and for further information visit the website Gallery open Tuesday to Sunday from 11am – 4pm Visit Canwood Gallery Facebook Page for more information about each exhibition

Nest of Voices

Nest of Voices – four nights of vocal concerts – eclectic, intimate and sublime – all held in a marvellous large yurt at The Nest, Ledbury, Herefordshire, a remarkable café, plant centre and place of events. A celebration throughout September 2018 of marvellous vocal music combined with delicious food and drink, featuring the classical sounds of Excelsa Voces, a cappella quadruplets Men in General, shanty specialists The Longest Johns and a blazing final night from The Hereford Soul Choir. Enjoy the breadth of vocal performance at it’s best in a stunning intimate setting. Why not make a night of it by booking a pre concert dinner in The Nest’s restaurant. Tickets prices range from £12 each night or £20 to include buffet supper and there are discounts for multiple bookings. Please see the website for details and to book online. You can buy tickets online or over the phone at The Nest on 01531 670816. W: nestofvoices.co.uk

Ross-On-Wye Walking Festival

Ross-on-Wye Walkers is pleased to announce their eighth annual Ross-on-Wye walking festival. The festival will take place from 28th – 30th of September 2018. The programme includes several well established favourites like the walk with a lunch cruise on the river Wye, the steam train walk and, famously, “The Last Cream Tea of Summer”. Also on the programme is a leg-stretcher to the top of May Hill and a very special walk with a visit to Sollars Hope church where walkers will hear about Dick Whittington and his family. The medieval Yatton Chapel features on another walk where s history of the chapel will be provided by the walk leader followed by a light lunch. A shorter walk looking at the geology of Little Doward is also planned. In 2015 a surprisingly popular walk featured a visit to a robotic milking parlour and this walk, in the Hope Mansell valley, will be repeated this year. For more information contact: harry@rosswalkingfestival.co.uk or visit the website.

Waterworks Museum Family Fun Day Out

Families are invited to the Waterworks Museum Family Fun Day Out on September 30th where the museum will be open between 12 – 4 pm with activities for the whole family. Waterworks Museum Family Fun Day Out Activities There are trails for the children and interactive devices across the Museum which visitors are encouraged to touch and use. This includes the Heritage Water Park (a children’s play ’n’ learn zone) in which there are nine life size devices for pumping, moving and filtering water. Inside the Visitor Centre there is a play area for younger children. Exhibitions Home to a permanent exhibition about Hereford in WW2 the museum is generally seen as a time capsule of social history for Herefordshire, the Marches and parts of Wales. With one of the widest range of working steam, oil, gas and hot air engines engines in the UK, many of which can be seen doing what they were intended for – pumping water, this will be a fantastic day out. Refreshments & Gifts Light refreshments and small souvenirs can be purchased in the cafe and visitor centre and picnics are permitted in the picturesque grounds. Dogs will be permitted in the museum grounds providing they […]

Ledbury Autumn Foraging Course

The Ledbury Autumn Foraging Course is a simple foraging walk where you can identify a number of edible and poisonous wild mushrooms, fruits and plants. On the outskirts of Ledbury, by kind permission of Eastnor Castle, this beautiful, well situated venue is within easy reach of Malvern, Bromyard, Hereford, Worcester, Ross-on-wye, Cheltenham and Gloucester. Meet in the parking area along the road opposite to the main entrance to the Castle grounds at 12pm. The course starts there with a 20 minute introduction on how to forage safely and sustainably, and a brief of the general countryside codes where they relate to foragers. Following this there be a roughly 2.5 hour walk around the area identifying the different edible and poisonous plants, fruits and mushrooms. Finally there will be discussion and tasting the finds over a light lunch. Ideal for both the total novice and the intermediate forager looking to improve their knowledge, it is also an ideal family outing! There are limited places available so please book your place on-line in advance. Course Dates : 7th September, 5th October, 28th October 2018 Start time: 12 Midday. End time: 3.30pm Approx end. T: 01981590604 E: admin@wildfooduk.com W: www.wildfooduk.com

Hay on Wye Walking Festival

Hay on Wye Walking Festival is back from Friday 12th to Sunday 14th October 2018, where you can enjoy countryside, stunning hills and the beautiful town of Hay on Wye where you will find independent shops, a proudly chain-store free destination. The event starts with a night walk on Friday and walks over Saturday and Sunday are broad ranging in terms of geography and interest. With twenty walks in all, there is something for all abilities and interests – all day in the hills, town walks, historical walks and even an exciting opportunity to try the ancient way of walking with pack ponies. Walks are graded according to difficulty and are led by experienced walk leaders, all of whom know and love the area covered and have themselves been traversing the area for many years. W: haywalkingfestival.com More about Hay on Wye

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Fungus Foray at Kentchurch Deer Park

Fungus Foray at Kentchurch Deer Park is organised by the Black Mountains Wildlife Trust branch group and by kind permission of Mrs Jan Lucas Scudamore of Kentchurch Court who will provide lists of wildlife and fungi already discovered here. The foray will be led by a fungi expert. Cost: free but tea and cake available for purchase afterwards. Booking essential: contact Liz Overstall lizoverstall@gmail.com W: herefordshirewt.org

Big Apple Harvestime Weekend

Share the Tradition of Apple Growing and Cidermaking Celebrate English apples and cider in the 30th year of the Big Apple Harvestime Weekend – a real opportunity to enjoy the autumn countryside in this corner of Herefordshire in and around Much Marcle. A collection of small rural events where you can enjoy local orchards, famous for their cider fruit and excellent eating apples. In this unique event, farms and orchards will open their cider mills and barns for you to visit. Nine special venues in all, each one of them different but all with one thing in common – apples! Your programme is entirely flexible – you can choose where and when to go for an afternoon, a day or a full weekend. You can simply go for a walk or to buy some apples. But you can also visit several different venues and events. Of course you can use your car to get around. But many of the venues are in walking distance of each other, and cycling is also a great way to get about. Distances are indicated on the map. A tractor and trailer service, kindly provided by Westons Cider, will be running all weekend carrying visitors between […]

Borderlines Film Festival introduces new B2 Festival to Hereford City This autumn, Borderlines Film Festival launches a brand-new film festival skewed towards younger audiences. The B2 Film Festival will run from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 October at six venues across Hereford City. Blending art forms and blurring formats, B2 offers a multisensory cinema experience that is fresh, interactive, appealing and accessible. It will take film out of the cinema auditorium and put it into unexpected places. The Atrium of Maylord Shopping Centre will be the setting for a screening of the 2004 remake of the George A Romero classic Dawn of the Dead, set in a shopping mall where the citizens of a town have gathered for protection from a horde of flesh-eating zombies. In the hands of the ever-inventive MASH Cinema, the event is guaranteed to include elements that will ramp up the blood-curdling. A triple bill of Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg’s popular Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, and The World’s End) stretches late into Friday night at the Left Bank, while there’s more cult musical comedy at the venue on Saturday 20 with John Waters’ Cry-Baby, starring a young, kiss-curled rebel […]

Kington Art, Crafts and Vintage Market

Kington Art, Crafts and Vintage Market brings an eye-catching array of beautiful handmades which are on show all day from 9.30am to 3pm in border town Kington’s historic Market Hall and adjacent Place de Marines – the stunning glass-roofed outdoor space filled with the luxuriant planters and hanging baskets of Kington in Bloom. The high quality art and craft desirables, all by local artists and designer-makers, include textiles, paintings, botanical lightshades, the Magic Gardener’s traveling Domestic Apothecary (custom herbal bathing goodness), ceramics, jewellery, art cards, woodcraft, and more. Held monthly throughout the year, please see schedule below. 21 July 18 August 15 September 20 October 17 November 8 December 15 December W: kingtoncommunitymarket.wordpress.com Learn more about Kington.

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Spooky Halloween Family Trail

Autumn Waterworks Museum Family Day

Families are invited to the Autumn Waterworks Museum Family Day on October 28th where the museum will be open between 12 – 4 pm with activities for the whole family. Autumn Waterworks Museum Family Day Activities There are trails for the children and interactive devices across the Museum which visitors are encouraged to touch and use. This includes the Heritage Water Park (a children’s play ’n’ learn zone) in which there are nine life size devices for pumping, moving and filtering water. Inside the Visitor Centre there is a play area for younger children. Exhibitions Home to a permanent exhibition about Hereford in WW2 the museum is generally seen as a time capsule of social history for Herefordshire, the Marches and parts of Wales. With one of the widest range of working steam, oil, gas and hot air engines engines in the UK, many of which can be seen doing what they were intended for – pumping water, this will be a fantastic day out. Refreshments & Gifts Light refreshments and small souvenirs can be purchased in the cafe and visitor centre and picnics are permitted in the picturesque grounds. Dogs will be permitted in the museum grounds providing they are on […]

Spooky Halloween Family Trail

Hampton Court Laser & Firework Spectacular

Gates open at 6pm Lighting the bonfire at 6:30pm Firework and Laser display at 7:30pm Beautiful Hampton Court Castle near Leominster ends the season with their Amazing Laser Show and Spectacular Firework Display. Throughout the evening see the Castle, woodland and skies above transformed with the amazing laser show Food and refreshments will be available. Children must be accompanied by an adult. a: Hampton Court Estate, Hope-Under-Dinmore, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0PN t: 01568 797676 (weekdays) w: www.hamptoncourt.org.uk

Hereford Arts Markets

Hereford Arts Markets act as showcases for local talent and designer/makers from the region and are held regularly throughout the year. Offering a range of original artworks, traditional and contemporary crafts and handmade jewellery, the Art Markets offer visitors the chance to meet the professional and semi-professional Designer/Makers. Our artists in turn really enjoy meeting their customers and chatting about their work or discussing bespoke commissions. For additional information contact Becky at office@boffyartsandevents.com 2018 Dates are as follows: Saturday 21 April Saturday 16 June Saturday 8 September Saturday 3 November Saturday 8 December Learn more about Hereford

In Remembrance 100 Exhibition at Trumpet Corner

‘A Munitionette’s View’ talk at Sutton Village Hall. All welcome. Angela Williams, Rotherwas ROF Project Officer, will talk about the dangers, the dramas and the day-to-day routine of working at Rotherwas munitions factory in WW1 and WW2. This will be a fitting talk for November 2018 to mark the centenary of the end of WW1. For more information contact Judy Stevenson T: 01432 880748 E: judy@creswells.co.uk

Fine China Painting Class at Castle House Hotel

This wonderful Fine China Painting Class at Castle House Hotel will be with the very talented artist, Emily Jones who has been painting on fine china for over 20 years. Her studio, just outside Leominster, is an Aladdin’s cave of beautiful mugs, plates, jugs, lamps and small objets d’art which she hand paints with her original designs and then embellishes with silk matt gold or lustres. Considered a fine art form, there has been a strong revival in china painting in recent times. For this workshop, Emily will provide a choice of fine china mugs, plates and bowls to paint on. Larger items may incur an extra charge. At the end of the day, Emily will take everyone’s work back to fire in her studio kiln. The finished pieces may be picked up from her studio or Castle House, whichsoever is most convenient. Tickets: £55 to include class, two-course lunch and coffee. Call 01432 356321 to book. W: castlehse.co.uk/events/ More about Hereford.

Kington Art, Crafts and Vintage Market

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Hereford Christmas Lights

Hay Festival Winter Weekend

Festival magic for all the family. Enjoy Hay Festival Winter Weekend and the start of Advent in Hay on Wye. Hay Festival Winter Weekend is an annual festival of ideas just before Christmas in Hay-on-Wye. Events take place at venues around the town, and include a wide range of author conversations, music, comedy and performance, as well as workshops for young people. The programme also includes: The switching on of Hay Christmas Lights where local choirs will sing and there will be mince pies and mulled wine. Hay Winter Food Festival is on Saturday in the Market Square with over 40 local exhibitors. Hay Does Vintage on Sunday in the Market Square, Cheese market and Butter Market. All this and a spectacular line up of talks and music and poetry, visit the website for more information on all this and to book tickets. FULL PROGRAMME RELEASED 10 OCTOBER, PLEASE CHECK BACK. PRICES APPLY AT INDIVIDUAL EVENTS. w: hayfestival.com/winterweekend More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Ledbury Christmas Lights Switch On

Ledbury Christmas Lights Switch On starts with the arrival of Santa at The Market House, time to be confirmed. You can visit him in his grotto and have your photograph taken with him! During the afternoon there will be entertainment, details to be confirmed. The afternoon culminates in the switching on of Ledbury’s Christmas Lights, time to be confirmed. There is free parking all day in the town’s car parks. This annual event is organised by Ledbury Town Council. w: www.ledburytowncouncil.gov.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events

Hereford Christmas Lights

Christmas Fair on Castle Green

The Christmas Fair on Castle Green in Hereford is a wonderful family event with a great Christmas market showcasing all you need for those very special presents & stocking fillers. Enjoy live festive music and plenty of free activities for children as well as a choice of street food plus the Friends of Castle Green serving Mulled wine and Cake. W: www.friendsofcastlegreen.org.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Ross Christmas Fayre and Light Switch On

The Christmas lights will be switched on and there will be the annual Christmas fayre in Ross on Wye on Sunday 25 November 2018. A Christmas fayre with lots to offer: Open from 11am – 5pm with 40 stalls including The Beefy Boys Father Christmas & Grotto Lights switch on at 4pm at the Market House with singing around the town Christmas tree with Ross Town Band. For more information visit the Facebook page. More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Hampton Court Annual Christmas Fair

Wreath Making at Trumpet Tearooms

Peter Pan Pantomime

Peter Pan Pantomime is this year’s annual panto at Hereford Courtyard. Peter Pan entices the three Darling children to his home in Neverland with the promise of magic and adventures. Meanwhile, young Smee has joined the pirate crew against the wishes of his over-protective Mum, Dede Smee, who follows him to Neverland to make sure he always wears his vest and doesn’t get up to any mischief. Add to the mix a naughty Tinkerbell, who tries to cause havoc whenever she can, a Hook-hungry crocodile, singing mermaids, flying, magic, song and dance and plenty of laughs. Will Peter be able to defeat the wicked Captain Hook? Will the Darling children ever get home? Will Ms Smee be able to prevent her pirate son turning into a bad ‘un? Fly with us to Neverland and join in the adventures – second to the right, and straight on till morning. Adapted from the original by J.M Barrie and by arrangement with Great Ormond Street Hospital and Samuel French Ltd. £1 per ticket goes to GOSH. Audio Described performance – Saturday 15 December, 7pm Signed (BSL) performance – Sunday 16 December, 2pm Relaxed Performance – Monday 7 January, 10.30am Dementia Friendly Performance – […]

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Father Christmas at Croft Castle

Hampton Court Annual Christmas Fair

Christmas Markets in Hereford

A magical time awaits you this Christmas with fantastic Christmas Markets in Hereford, hosting around 40 stalls each day. With festive treats and gifts on offer and including locally made crafts, decorations and jewellery as well as delicious hot street food and drinks. Soak up the festive atmosphere all overlooked by the wonderful giant Christmas tree and lights. On Saturday 8 December there will the wonderful Arts Market where you can find wonderful and unique gifts sold direct from those who made them. See all the dates and times below. W: herefordshire.gov.uk More Christmas in Herefordshire events.

Christmas Markets in Hereford

Hereford Arts Markets

Leominster Victorian Christmas Market

Leominster Victorian Christmas Market is held in Leominster each year, with a wide variety of stallholders, dressed in traditional Victorian dress, lining Corn Square and Broad Street and selling a range of crafts and gifts plus local and seasonal produce. With all the usual tasty treats, gifts and trimmings. The ever-popular Leominster Morris Men will entertain as usual, inviting on-lookers to have a ‘bash’ with sticks and and wave a hanky or two. Locals dress in traditional Victorian dress, and there is plenty of street entertainment to entertain all the family. A great day out for all the family, stalls and activities in Corn Square and Broad Street. For further information contact victorianmarket@mail.com For more information visit the Leominster Tourist Information website. More Christmas in Herefordshire events.