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06/06/2026

Malmesbury River Festival - exhibitions

Confluence - Where Two Rivers Meet

Join us for our launch at two exhibitions Friday 12 June 5pm

Richard Harris photographs of Malmesbury Rivers through the seasons at Birdcage Walk

Paintings at Caerbladon by Rachel Heard, Miranda Carter, Sandra Chin and Dale Topsom

Sound piece at Caerbladon Mike Hipwell

Malmesbury Rivers Festival celebrates history, nature, flooding and future through art, workshops, walks, talks, film, music and story telling.

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Dale Topsom Miranda Carter Rachelheardart Sandra Chin Richard Harris Photography

06/06/2026

Malmesbury River Festival

Celebrating our local rivers and shedding some light on nature, plants, flooding, history and management through walks, talks, music, film, art and story telling.

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03/06/2026

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31/05/2026

Another great workshop for young people 13+ hosted by Mareyam this week in our workshop space.

If your young person is interested in workshops and drop in sessions during the summer holidays and / or is interested in working towards an exhibition with us in September please get in touch or sign up for our newsletter on our website. Age 13 +

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29/05/2026

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24/05/2026

Malmesbury River Festival presents The River.

An award-winning cinematic and musical odyssey that explores the remarkable relationship between humans and rivers.

Written by Robert Macfarlane with music by Richard Tognetti and the Australian Chamber Orchestra (ACO) and featuring music by Jonny Greenwood and Radiohead and narration by Willem Dafoe.

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24/05/2026

We're open today Sunday from 10am - 2pm during EAT festival.

Call in for gifts, cards, art material, artwork by local artists and to find out about Malmesbury River Festival https://www.caerbladon.co.uk/tickets

20/05/2026

Corrine Harragin is coming to Malmesbury as part of our Rivers Festival



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Troubled Waters 

Friday 19th June - 7.30pm (doors 7pm), Rausing Building, Malmesbury

Described by audiences as ‘delicious’, ‘captivating', ‘sexy’ and ‘brilliant’, this adult spoken-word storytelling show explores our connection to waterways, wetlands and their inhabitants. Leaping salmon, fishtail women, mythical raves and sacred springs –  these freshly told legends celebrate all those who question the fixed and find their own flow. Reviewed as 'genuinely very funny... A masterful storyteller' (Backstage Bristol), Troubled Waters transports audiences into a world where ancient folklore intertwines with contemporary themes. Whether you come for the laughs or the watery wisdom, we’ll dip our toes into vital waters and explore what moves beneath the surface.

Created & performed by Corinne Harragin

Performance time one hour, no interval

The show has been made for adults, but is suitable for children aged 10+ if accompanied by an adult.

Touring UK as a storyteller for the last 10 years, Corinne uses physicality and humour to reanimate the written-down-ness of story with her own brand of oral performance. Finding pockets of enchanted forest within the hinterland of contemporary urban sprawl, she tells stories that recentre marginalised voices and silenced histories, bringing fresh questions to ancient myths and folk tales for adult audiences.

17/05/2026

Malmesbury River Festival June 2026

Nominated for UK Folk Album of the Year 2025 , Cynefin gives Owen Shiers a platform to ply his intricate arranging skills whilst taking him right back to his roots.

'Cynefin' (pr. kuh-neh-vin) is the creative vision of West Wales native Owen Shiers. Fascinated by music and history, it is a bid to give a modern voice to Ceredigion’s rich yet neglected cultural heritage. Starting out from his home village of Capel Dewi in the Clettwr Valley, following the river and traveling through the local musical landscape, Owen unearths seasoned songs, poems and stories, some never before recorded, and gives them new life in the present.

Saturday 27th June, 7pm Malmesbury Town Hall

Full Cynefin band concert. Suitable for all ages.

“A quietly political antidote to the modern age” – ☆☆☆☆  Folk Album of the Month, The Guardian
“Beautiful” – ☆☆☆☆☆ Top Pick, Songlines
“Love it!” – Cerys Matthews, BBC Radio 6

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