Standing at the Grand Jazz percussion kit, Debbie plays with a dynamic swing which is charming and foot – tappingly rhythmic. With Roger on piano together they succeed brilliantly in bringing this wonderful Jazz music back to life. More details....

By using the loop pedal people can hear Tom build up layers of sound which include; beat boxing, harmonies, guitar overdubs, bongos, cajon and other percussion, which gives the impression that there are more musicians at work. This unique style with his vocals and guitar over the top makes Tom stand out from the crowd.

His eclectic and tasteful mixture of songs are all instantly recognisable, made distinctively his own with his versatile and beautiful tone. Expect classic songs, firm favourites, forgotten classics and some of the best songs by the greatest artists of all time. More details ....

Spats Langams band of a solid double bass and driving rhythm guitar combine with exciting lead guitar to combine with exciting lead guitar to recall the style of the 1930 Hot club de France, classic jazz tunes plus novelty numbers. More details ....

Embroidered Bodies: Garments, Stitches and Stories from the Ashmolean Museum by Aimee Payton. Admission to talk: £10 to include a glass of white wine. Talk start time: 7pm. Admission half an hour before start of talk for wine, viewing, shopping and conversation. Contact: 01386 859047 or  events@broadwaymuseum.org.uk   More details ....

Last Man Standing consist of Rick and Neil who play a range of popular covers and tunes ranging from blues, to blue grass, and from Irish to rock. Come dance, sing along, or just listen! More details....

Cheshire Brooks are professional musicians who know how to play to an audience. Great songs played with soul and passion - Jase (Brooks) and Mikey (Cheshire) want everyone up and having a good time with there list of classic hits from the 60's - 90's. More details ....

Steve´s laid back vocal style together with his dynamic guitar work is complimented by Wayne Elliot´s formidable bass playing on a range of songs from old Delta Blues to B.B. King classics.  More details

Meet on Broadway Green. It's worth the walk up Broadway Hill to look over to the Malverns late in the day. Walking up Coneygree Lane to the top of the hill, over to the Tower and back down to Broadway. The walk is 'moderate' as there is a climb up the hill. Sensible shoes or walking boots advised. 

Open Recruitment Day at Broadway Bowling Club, Kennel Lane, Broadway, WR12 7DJ. Please wear flat soled shoes. Contact: 01386 834768 or avril@ajw.org.uk.

Friday 26 May: OPEN EVENING at BROADWAY STATION 6:30 to 8:30pm. See the progress made on the reconstruction of the station by the volunteer workers of the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway. There will be a BAR, BARBECUE and RAFFLE .
Please Note: Owing to work in progress on the site the layout will be different from that of previous years. Therefore, please come on foot if you can. If you come by car, please park in the CHILDSWICKHAM ROAD CAR PARK. A SHUTTLE BUS SERVICE will run from there to the station site. There will be limited parking on site for blue badge holders only.

A 5 mile multi-terrain race, mainly off road, taking in the beautiful countryside around Broadway. The route will include stretches of footpaths and side roads, meadows and some farm tracks. All proceeds to Worcestershire Breast Care Haven.  More details and sign up ....

Archaeology: Broadway Overview – Who’s Been Here? Admission to talks: £10 to include a glass of white wine. Talk start time: 7pm. Admission half an hour before start of talk for wine, viewing, shopping and conversation. Contact: 01386 859047 or  events@broadwaymuseum.org.uk  More details ....

Broadway History Society AGM & Talk by Geoff Sanders 'Snapshots of Victorian Broadway'
(The People of the Census Return). At Broadway Methodist Church Hall - 7.00pm start. Non-members welcome to our meetings £3 on the door. 
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Open Recruitment Day at Broadway Bowling Club, Kennel Lane, Broadway, WR12 7DJ. Please wear flat soled shoes. Contact: 01386 834768 or avril@ajw.org.uk.

Andy´s guitar and Syd´s double bass give a rhythmic and harmonic backing to Bridget´s powerful vocals on jazz and blues classics. Come the atmosphere of the ´speakeasies´ of the 1920's America. “The Good Times Don´t Roll” until Bridget sings !!  More details

A talk by Alan Bielby, Chairman of the Board Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway,  on The Railway Past, Present and Future to include Broadway.  At the Broadway Methodist Church Hall - 7.00pm start. Non-members welcome to our meetings £3 on the door. 
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Swing in the style of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grapelli. ‘Swingtime in Broadway’ play a varied and lively set, with numbers ranging from well-known swing classics and slow ballads, to more latin and gypsy orientated tunes. More details....

Wood Engraving Technique with Pete Lawrence.  Admission to talk: £10 to include a glass of white wine. Talk start time: 7pm. Admission half an hour before start of talk for drink, viewing, shopping and conversation. Contact: 01386 859047 or  events@broadwaymuseum.org.uk  More details ....

Entrance fee £5 to include a light buffet - booking required. Contact: 01386 834768 or avril@ajw.org.uk. Broadway Bowling Club, Kennel Lane, Broadway, WR12 7DJ.

With BBC introducing choosing her as 'Artist Of The Month' and her hit 'Freebird' as the song of the week  Paris is climbing the steps to stardom fast, watch her as she brings to light classic hits such as Jolene by Dolly Parton. More details

Peter D, Rob, Mike, Bev, Martyn and Dave will be doing cover versions of well know popular songs.  More details 

Talk about one of the most innovative wood engravers of the twentieth century, Gertrude Hermes OBE (1901–1983), who developed a highly distinctive style that combined technical virtuosity with bold imagination. Doors open at 6pm for the talk to commence at 6.30pm. Tickets £10 including a refreshment. Contact: 01386 859047 or  events@broadwaymuseum.org.uk  More details ....

‘William Morris in the Cotswolds’ a lecture by Juliet Heslewood. Tickets £7 via the website. Free to members of the Broadway History Society plus Benefactors and Patrons of the Broadway Arts Festival and under 16's.  Lifford Hall, Lower Green, Broadway, WR12 7BUat 7pm (bar opens at 6pm). broadwayartsfestival.com

Quiz Night at Broadway Bowling Club, Kennel Lane, Broadway, WR12 7DJ. Entrance fee £6 to include a ploughman's supper. Contact: 01386 834768 or avril@ajw.org.uk.

An evening with antiques expert Henry George Sandon, MBE who specialises in ceramics and is a notable authority on Royal Worcester porcelain at the Torrington Room, The Lygon Arms Hotel. All welcome. Non-members £3. Click here for more details about Broadway History Society

Cheshire Brooks are professional musicians who know how to play to an audience. Great songs played with soul and passion - Jase (Brooks) and Mikey (Cheshire) want everyone up and having a good time with there list of classic hits from the 60's - 90's.