The first Festival event of the year – a talk by Max Hunt, entitled A.E. Housman and A Herefordshire Lad, proved so popular at Holland House that it sold out very quickly, with a long waiting list. So we are repeating the event on Wednesday 9th September, at 7pm, at

The first two Holland House events of 2026 – AE Housman and a Herefordshire Lad with Max Hunt, and The Most Heroic Failure of Modern Times – Shackleton’s Antarctic with Jeremy Holmes, are both now sold out.  We have further events at Holland House later in the year but if

Our 2026 Brochure is now in print and unofficial Festival mascot, Patch, wasted no time getting his teeth (literally) into it  We will be starting distribution so keep an eye open for copies appearing near you. The Brochure is also available on the home page of our Website.  Lots of

On Saturday 27th June (main Festival weekend) at Ecgwins Club, we will be featuring local poet, Emily Holtom. She will be with us for the whole day, creating bespoke poems for Festival attendees live on a vintage typewriter. All she will need is a word or a memory from you,

Not long to go now until 2026 and our exciting new programme of events for what is our 10 year (would have been the 11th year but for having to cancel everything in 2020 due to Covid). Lots of wonderful events coming up. We look forward to ticket sales early

What an honour, as Chair of Evesham Festival of Words, to be asked to do the first reading (the Story of Eof and Egwin and the founding of Evesham Abbey) at the Together at Christmas Community Carol Service at All Saints Church on 7th December. Supported by HRH The Princess