If this is the year you plan to get out of the house and spend more time getting some fresh air and exercise there is plenty of opportunity in our local countryside – and many enthusiastic local groups here to help you and keep you company along the way.
I’ve always wanted to have a go at throwing a pot. So, on a chilly day in early February I caught the 232 over to Ross and headed down the road to Yat Pottery to try my luck on the wheel, under the expert guidance of potter Adam Campbell.
The wheels on the bus have now been going round and round for a whole year – we passed our First Birthday on 2nd April 2024.
“Made in Ross,” the arts and crafts gallery on the upper floor of the historic Market House in the centre of Ross on Wye is moving!
A quick trip to Ross-on-Wye Turns into a much longer visit, and leaves our passenger wanting more.
On the corner of Cantilupe Road, right opposite the bus stop, Crows Feet is treasure trove of gifts, cards, colourful clothes and accessories from artisan makers close to home and far afield.
The 2023 Ross Walking Festival (29 Sept to 1 Oct) is bigger and better than ever before, with a really diverse programme of 30 guided special interest walks for all abilities.
Now the older children are back at school there’s time to focus on the little ones again, and this new play cafe in Ross could be a great place to spend some time.
Herefordshire Art Week is a nine-day art trail open to all. Artists, craftmakers and creative businesses open their private studios every day from 11am – 5pm at least. Galleries put on special events, whilst groups get together to put on one-off exhibitions, in a wonderful mix of interesting venues.
With six weeks of school summer holidays just around the corner, you may be looking for some simple, stress-free, and budget-friendly summer fun for the school holidays. Look no further – we’ve got you covered with plenty of things to do and days out for all the family down the Daffodil line.
