7 things not to miss at Malvern Autumn Show

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Fall for the season

Autum is in full blaze at the show and the Giant Vegetable Competition glows with huge pumpkins, squashes and melons, to name just some of the monstrous beauties on display. Last year eight world records were broken – will this year see an even more bumper harvest?

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See the stars at the Show

There are a whole host of demos and talks at the show from expert growers and celebrity gardeners, covering everything from floristry and cooking, to planting and growing. Take a look at the packed line-up to catch your favourite gardening guru.

 

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Family fun 

There is so much for kids of all ages to do at Malvern Autumn Show. From hands-on activities like the climbing wall, cycling course, circus skills and willow weaving, to pedal tractors, arts & crafts and mini rovers for the littler members of the family.

The Discovery Dome and the Young Farmers will be hosting demos and the World of Animals is back, with lots of cuddly creatures to pet.


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 The Great Malvern Bake Off

New for 2024 the The Great Malvern Cake Off tent hosts famous faces from BBC and Channel 4’s The Great British Bake Off. Stars of the show will be hosting demos, and taking part in fun baking challenges, racing against the clock to create their own Malvern Showstoppers.


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RHS Flower Show

The RHS Flower Show is a true celebration of plants and flowers, with the floral marquee featuring stunning floral displays and plenty of rare and unusual plants. This year will see a bumper selection of RHS medal winning nurseries displaying their finest bulbs, plants and flowers whilst once again competing for recognition from the esteemed RHS judges.


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Shop ’til you drop 

Indulge yourself with a spot of shopping, whether you’re looking for original gifts and treasures that can’t be found on the high street, a new favourite plant, and of course the chance to grab some seasonal bargains.

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Vintage Village & Rural Crafts

Dress up in 1940s/50s style and enter the Best Dressed competition, before touring the Vintage Machinery, taking in a ride at the Vintage Fun Fair, or cutting the rug to the live music at the Vintage Dance Tent. This year, Strictly Come Dancing’s Kevin Clifton will be showing off his skills and spreading his dancing wisdom. If you need a break, you can grab a pint in the Wartime Pub.

The Rural Crafts and Forgotten Skills Area celebrates some of Britain’s most traditional activities. Visitors can learn from expert artisanal craftspeople about some of the skills and pastimes, which have survived over the years and continue to thrive today.


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