This will be the third year of Shrewsbury's Stained Glass Festival. Join us and find out about the wonderful opportunity to be part of the Stained Glass Festival .
August 1st-31st Stained Glass Festival 9th
Lunchtime recital, Robert Owen.
11th - 16th Shropshire Scribes Exhibition and workshop
18th - 30th Basket makers Exhibition plus workshop
22nd Jubilate Concert, £15 per ticket.
Marco and Steven hosted a fantastic musical event featuring custom-made instruments from the 1100s, 1300s, and 1700s. St. Mary’s resonated with the enchanting sounds of medieval music. It was a remarkable performance, set to return next year—stay tuned for updates!
June
July
Jubilate at St Mary’s Shrewsbury
Join us as Jubilate marks 30 incredible years of the Oxford choir.
Our concert features a captivating program that reflects the choir's rich history, showcasing some of their favourite pieces from the last three decades.
Jubilate has carved out a unique space in the vibrant choral landscape, delivering imaginative and powerful performances under the direction of Helen Smee.
Their repertoire spans a diverse range of music, from Renaissance to contemporary works.
On August 22 at 7 PM, the Jubilate choir will be performing at St Mary’s Church in Shrewsbury
Location
St Mary’s Church is situated at:
Saint Mary’s Street,
Shrewsbury,
SY1 1DX,
United Kingdom.
Make sure to mark your calendars for this special event!
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Enjoy a walk around the historic Inns of Shrewsbury start at Bear Steps Hall, look at The Bull Inn and other Inns from times gone by in Butchers Row then on to Chuch St, Wyle Cop, with the historic Lion Inn, along The High St, to The Square with the history of Inns on the way. We finish at The Three Fishes were we can partake in a drink with a £3 voucher included in your ticket price
A second opportunity to enjoy a walk around the historic Inns of Shrewsbury start at Bear Steps Hall, look at The Bull Inn and other Inns from times gone by in Butchers Row then on to Chuch St, Wyle Cop, with the historic Lion Inn, along The High St, to The Square with the history of Inns on the way. We finish at The Three Fishes were we can partake in a drink with a £3 voucher included in your ticket price
At Shrewsbury Historica, we offer engaging workshops suitable for all age groups. Whether you're a student, a retired professional, or simply a history enthusiast, our interactive sessions cater to diverse interests. Participate in hands-on activities, discussions, and group projects that bring history to life. Join us to foster a love for learning and history in a supportive environment.
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Are you interested in the Tudor's, the Stuart's Cromwell, Castles, or even the history of our lost railways. We can give you a lively presentation on all these and many more. The talk lasts about an hour and we ask £30 for a local charity plus any donations your people may wish to give.
We have worked with U3a history groups. Art Societies, touring groups Even groups from America and China, presentations are in English.
Bibbs is a pioneering figure in history, travel, and cultural heritage. Her journey began with formative years in Egypt, followed by a year in Manhattan at 19. She embarked on her career in London, where she trained as a fashion buyer and later as a Training Air Stewardess, granting her firsthand exposure to diverse cultures. Bibbs then found her calling as a guide at The British Museum, where she shared the wonders of ancient Egyptian history with enthusiastic visitors.
Transitioning into the corporate realm, Bibbs co-founded a media technology business in the USA, assuming the role of Vice President. Building upon her extensive experience, she established Sacred Site Tours, a company that provides educational travel experiences to culturally significant sites across Europe.
Bibbs is deeply committed to preserving history and promoting cultural heritage. She previously served as the vice chairman of the Civic Society and was actively involved in the preservation of Darwin's home. Her dedicated efforts spanned years as she tirelessly worked to make Darwin's birthplace accessible to the public, envisioning it as a potential cultural center celebrating his life.
Additionally, Bibbs is a subscriber to the Darwin Birthplace Trust and currently holds the position of Secretary to STCRA in The Shrewsbury Loop. She also serves as a Steward and Guide at St Mary's Church in Shrewsbury, further demonstrating her passion for contributing to the community's heritage and enriching the cultural experiences of others.
Russell is a retired, dedicated history and politics teacher in Shropshire and is highly regarded for his work with the youth. He goes beyond the classroom to inspire and educate, as seen in his successful five-year in-depth presentation series, "The History Series," of Shrewsbury.
Russell's ability to engage and captivate his audience with his in-depth exploration of Shrewsbury's history is evident.
During his university years, Russell studied German in Germany, showcasing his curiosity about different cultures and languages. This experience broadened his perspective and deepened his understanding of the interconnectedness of history and global affairs.
Russell's recent appointment as Secretary on the board of U3a, the University of the Third Age, demonstrates his ongoing commitment to lifelong learning and education. Through this role, he promotes understanding and social engagement among older adults, emphasizing his dedication to intellectual growth and community well-being.
Russell's involvement as a trustee of The Civic Society and his co-founding of Shrewsbury Historica highlight his commitment to preserving and promoting the town's heritage. These positions involve actively participating in initiatives that protect historical buildings, raise awareness of local history, and foster a sense of pride in the community's heritage.
Finally, as a lifelong supporter of Shrewsbury Town, Russell possesses extensive knowledge of the town's sporting history, adding to his impressive understanding of Shrewsbury's past. His attention to detail is evident in his familiarity with the town's inns and his ability to uncover lesser-known aspects of its historical narrative.
In conclusion, Russell's passion for history, dedication to education, and active involvement in preserving and promoting Shrewsbury's heritage make him a valuable asset to the community and a respected figure in local history.
John has been conserving and creating historic venues throughout the country for many years with considerable proficiency. With his responsibility for the setting up of various museums, and cultural centres throughout England.
He organized the very successful DarwIN Festival 2024, which featured over 40 events. The Darwin Festival 2025 he co-organized with Bibbs Cameron again 40 events rtook part
John has a wealth of knowledge of Darwin ; he recently discovered The Spencer-Phillips Archive and has a detailed history of the house in photographic format. A film about this discovery was made, which can be seen on the website of Darwin Birthplace Trust,
During Darwin 2025 he appeared on Channel 5 with Clare Balding.
Both Bibbs & John were both recently featured in BBC4’s Open Country talking about Darwin House.
