Art in Worcestershire
Arts Calendar lists 22 exhibitions at 11 venues in Worcestershire. Worcester has the most, with 12.
Today
Born on this day: Arnold Böcklin (1827)
Exhibitions on now
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Opens today
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Opens today
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Closes Sat 31 Oct
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Closes Sun 1 Nov
Exhibition
David Cox: The Art of Watercolour
Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum, Worcester, Worcestershire

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Closes Sun 1 Nov
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Closes Wed 4 Nov
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Closes Fri 6 Nov
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Closes Sun 22 Nov
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Until 3 Jan 2027

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Until 21 Feb 2027
Exhibition
Ornament Unbound: Tissue Transferware Reframed
Museum of Royal Worcester, Worcester, Worcestershire
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Until 9 Jul 2027

Exhibitions opening soon
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Opens Sat 17 Oct
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Opens Sat 17 Oct
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Opens Wed 21 Oct
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Opens Fri 30 Oct
Exhibition
Compressed Tradition: Kazu & Hiroshi Yamada
The Stratford Gallery, Broadway, Worcestershire
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Opens Thu 5 Nov
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Opens Sat 7 Nov
Exhibition
Worcester Society of Artists Annual Exhibition 2026
Worcester City Art Gallery and Museum, Worcester, Worcestershire
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Opens Sat 7 Nov
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Opens Thu 26 Nov
Everything listed in Worcestershire
Exhibitions 22
- Claire Spencer: Bewdley Festival Retrospective
- Caroline Mordue: New Paintings
- Compressed Tradition: Kazu & Hiroshi Yamada
- Roger Hardy: Gathering
- Willard Wigan: Tiny World
- Cherrie Mansfield: Interplay
- Christopher Hughes: Painting Worcestershire
- Discovery Art Group: Discoveries
- Four Leaf Collective: Rooted in Making
- Freeform
- Art by Susan Birth
- Artists at Bevere
- David Cox: The Art of Watercolour
- Enough?
- House of Horrors: Open Call Exhibition
- Making Her Mark: A Celebration of Women in Art
- November and December Exhibition
- October Exhibition
- Ornament Unbound: Tissue Transferware Reframed
- Reflections
- The 21st Annual Graduate Show
- Worcester Society of Artists Annual Exhibition 2026
Towns in Worcestershire
- Worcester (12)
- Broadway (4)
- Pershore (4)
- Bewdley (1)
- Redditch (1)
Something in Worcestershire we are missing?
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