Exhibition includes work by Ambrose Burne, Jenny Cole, Neil Lossock, David England, Steve Blaylock, Christy Bowdler, Richard Hastings, and more - continues through summer.

This is a small display. Bromyard town has a long and fascinating history. Brought to you by Bromyard local history society this exhibition explores the town heritage.

Display by Bromyard local history society in Hereford Museum's community cases. Explore this small market town's fascinating and ancient heritage.

This exhibition is located on the stairs leading to the Museum. A selection of photographic portraits by this native New Yorker who has lived in Hereford for over 20 years. Al was a founder member of the Hereford Photography Festival and exhibited regularly in this annual show during the early 1990s.

"Our Games' Story" explores the history of the modern Olympic Games from the Much Wenlock Olympics through to the modern champions training for London 2012. A hands-on exhibition exploring our local links to the Olympic movement. Formal learning sessions for schools and informal fun for communities. The Museum in a bus that comes direct to you. Awarded the Inspire mark. Part of regional Museums Keep Moving initiative. Partnership with Shropshire.

Our Games' Story explores the history of the modern Olympic games from the Much Wenlock Olympics through to the modern champions training for London 2012. A hands-on exhibition exploring our local links to the Olympic movement. Formal learning sessions for schools and informal fun for communities. The Museum in a bus that comes direct to you.

Brass bands from across Herefordshire, Worcestershire and Gloucestershire will play music at the bandstand every Sunday afternoon from 7 June until 30 August.

Photographic exhibition by Gillian Hopwood showing images of interesting buildings and street scenes of Lagos Island during 1954. Gillian started to take photographs when she was given a Kodak Box Brownie for her 8th birthday. Her budding career, as a photographer, was cut short at the beginning of WW2 when there was no film available for amateurs.

See this unique display of Hereford Cathedral's 1217 Magna Carta & discover the story of this historic charter. Supported by Hereford's Tourism Project Support Fund.

A display about Industry and Craft in Herefordshire in the Foyer of the Museum and Library. This ties in with the summer exhibition in the Art Gallery - Past Product, Present Passion.

Exhibition of drawings and paintings of the human figure by Sarah Shilton.

Sale of local produce where everything is grown, prepared or raised by the people who sell it. Types of produce to be found are fruit, vegetables, bread, cakes, eggs, meat, cheeses, olives, game, biscuits, chocolate, plants, wine, samosas, scotch eggs, honey. A quality market selling quality produce.

Friendly riverside festival held in a traditional marquee. Over 110 real beers, plus fifty Herefordshire ciders and perrys, and a foreign beers’ bar. Live music and hot food (inc. vegetarian) available at all times. Exhibitions and sales stalls, plus Sunday is Family Fun Day – with appropriate activities. Pay-on-the-day, no booking required. Camping available adjacent to site.

Selling a range of authentic goods including meats, breads, cheeses, leather goods etc, mean the public can afford the chance to sample and buy products which give a real flavour of the French national cuisine and speciality items including craft. There is something to suit all tastes with a chance to buy more unusual gifts or even better to treat yourself. The atmosphere is vibrant with the sound of the French accent filling the air. During several visits throughout the year they also join our very own Herefordshire Farmers Markets as requested by both parties. The two very different Markets work extremely well together and are always very popular.

Sale of local produce where everything is grown, prepared or raised by the people who sell it. Types of produce to be found are fruit, vegetables, bread, cakes, eggs, meat, cheeses, olives, game, biscuits, chocolate, plants, wine, samosas, scotch eggs, honey. A quality market selling quality produce.

A variety of quality second hand antiques and collectable objects are on display from Traders all over the West Midlands with some very local to Hereford. Items for sale include ceramics, glass, jewellery, clocks, records, copper, books, linen and furniture.