Summer Diesel Festival 2025 - WSR
05 June 2025 10:00
Created on: 30 April 2025 18:28
Join The West Somerset Railway for our annual celebration of all things diesels between Thursday 5th to Saturday 7th of June, plus a Mixed Traction Day on Sunday 8th June.
Murder Mystery Specials - West Somerset Railway
14 June 2025 19:00
Created on: 30 April 2025 18:19
Do you see yourself as Miss Marple, Hercule Poirot or Sherlock Holmes? Well, the West Somerset Railway's Murder Mystery season is a must for all you amateur crime fighters!
Forties Event on the West Somerset Railway
20 September 2025 10:00
Created on: 30 April 2025 18:13
Expect a weekend celebrating the sights and sounds of the 1940s, featuring lots of musical performances, costumed performers and a range of events happening at stations along the line.
Quiz Night at the Allerford inn
09 May 2025 19:00
Created on: 30 April 2025 18:05
Hosted by the Thorne Brothers in aid of the fantastic mind charity, for the second time.
VE Day Somerset Rural Life Museum
05 May 2025 10:00
Created on: 26 April 2025 19:18
Come and make a VE Day flag and Lamp Lights of Peace.
VE DAY Celebrations - Chard Museum
06 May 2025 09:00
Created on: 26 April 2025 19:11
2025 will mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day. Celebrate and learn more about this historic day at Chard Museum
Heritage, music and arts festival - Chard Museum
27 July 2025 09:00
Created on: 21 April 2025 20:39
Join Chard Museum for their Chard heritage, music and arts festival
JACK & THE BEANSTALK – PANTOMIME - Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre
05 December 2025 18:00
Created on: 18 April 2025 09:48
Join Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre this December for the best family pantomime in Taunton… Jack & The Beanstalk!
MATT GREEN: LEGITIMATE CONCERNS - Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre
08 November 2025 20:00
Created on: 16 April 2025 21:35
Online comedy star Matt Green returns with brand new jokes about the state of politics, the world and himself.
GORDON HENDRICKS AS ELVIS - Tacchi-Morris Arts Centre
08 October 2025 19:30
Created on: 13 April 2025 21:57
In Stoke on Trent in the early seventies, a young Gordon Hendricks played to an imaginary crowd. Harmonizing his voice to a constant soundtrack, played on repeat by his sisters. The music was Rock n Roll. The Artist was Elvis.