All are welcome
…we look forward to welcoming you to Malvern Priory
And we welcome well behaved dogs, too
Opening Hours
Week commencing 11th November 2024
Monday: 9am-10am; 12pm-5pm (last entry 4.45 pm)
Tuesday - Saturday: 9am to 5 pm (last entry 4.45 pm)
Monday: 10:45am Armistice Service
Tuesday: 10am-4pm Creative Writing Workshop (see What’s On for details)
Wednesday: Service of Holy Communion at 11.30 - all welcome
Thursday: 1pm Creative Writing Showcase (see What’s On for details)
Saturday: Farmers’ Market on the Drive
Children
There’s a range of free children’s trails - can you spot probably the oldest carving of a Merman (complete with beard!) in Worcestershire?
Select a prize when you’ve completed your quiz.
Facilities
Toilets - are available in the North Porch.
Unfortunately they are not disabled-access friendly, nor are there baby-change facilities.
If baby-change is required, please ask the custos on duty (the office is on the south aisle) for the portable baby-change.
Providing new, fully accessible, toilets is part of the Priory Development Plan.
Disabled Access - is via the entrance on the North Transept - signed outside, and on the left as you face the North Porch (main) door.
Dog Friendly - really welcome, on a lead.
When the Priory is open, someone will be on duty at all times to help with questions.
The Friends’ Priory Shop
A range of unique Priory and locally inspired gifts, books and cards…
Advent calendars - including the Priory’s very own unique design - Advent candles - Christmas cards - Christmas gifts - Nativities made olive wood, in Malvern-grown walnuts, in Priory acorn caps from the churchyard on a plinth made from Priory timbers from the Nave floor, handmade in Malvern - Christmas books…
Find out more about the Priory’s history and its fabulous mediaeval stained glass and misericords from the full range of guide books.
Take home a Malvern tea-towel for a friend, or treat yourself or someone you love to a piece of jewellery… and there’s so much more…
Volunteer-run the Friends’ Priory Shop raises funds to support the mission and historic fabric of the Priory.
Route to the Hills
Created by the Great Malvern: Route to the Hills project with the support of the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Introductory video of the Route to the Hills project.
Great Malvern Priory - part of Malvern's Route to the Hills.