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Welcome to our lovely town. Whether you are here for a day or have longer to explore, this guide will help you get the most from your time in Ludlow. Alongside our directory you'll find articles to help you learn more about our town and its long and interesting history.
If you like to stretch your legs (do bring your dogs as you'll find Ludlow is fur friendly) we've included some of our favourite walks.
Events
Ludlow was, and is, the place to enjoy fairs, festivals, food, fine ales and create fun-filled memories.
Fringe Festival
Ludlow Fringe is an independent Arts, Community and Culture festival. Established as a Community Interest…
James Harris - the Palace of Earthly Deligths
Following an onstage scandal, James retires from stand-up comedy, only to be offered a surprise comeback…
Liam Dunachie Quartet
Local boy, Liam, now one of the most sought after pianists in London, brings his quartet of stellar …
The Improlectuals
The finest improvisers from the Midlands making up new comedy sketches on the spot based on audience…
Interactive Map
Use this handy interactive map to help you navigate around town, but don't be afraid to get a little lost exploring as that is also part of the fun!
Articles
Learn more about "The loveliest town in England" including how to get here, great walks, exploring further afield and keep up to date on the current comings and goings with our articles.
Ooops, They’ve Done It Again!
Yes, Expensive Mistakes have another award under their belt. They are Central England Prestige …
Food & Drink
Ludlow Food Festival
Get ready for another packed weekend of top-notch chefs and food experts appearing at Ludlow Food Festival…
Arts & Entertainment
Let’s Celebrate!
Let’s Celebrate! Ludlow’s Jubilee Street Food Festival Beacon Lighting Ludlow will be celebrating…
Shopping & Leisure
Beautiful Bromfield
Take a short trip to the outskirts of Ludlow, and you'll be wowed with beautiful scenery and a one-of…
Come you home of Monday, when Ludlow Market hums.”
A E Housman, ‘A Shropshire Lad’ (1896)