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A digital marketing event with pizza at Yeovil College for professionals and enthusiasts.
Home · Events in Yeovil This Week
You can find a thoughtful mix of activities across Yeovil this week, reflecting its character as both an historic market town and a modern regional hub. From 26 April to 3 May 2026, events follow familiar civic rhythms: acoustic sets at The Old Market Hall draw locals after work; full-band performances take place weekly on Thursday evenings at the lower-level hall of Yeovil Town Hall, access remains restricted for wheelchair users due to the first-floor layout. Community workshops run across green spaces like Westbourne Park and St John's Common, with hands-on sessions focused on practical skills such as basic carpentry or textile repair, echoing the town’s industrial roots.
Evenings bring moderate live music at pubs along A37 near Eastgate Road, venues that tend to feel crowded during peak hours, especially weekends. The Yeovil Beer & Cider Festival runs through early May and adds significant congestion on footpaths and parking zones; notably, Westbourne Close events have consistently faced issues with limited space. Check listings for exact times, as some venues operate with inconsistent waste collection schedules that affect setup.
Public transport options remain limited beyond train services from Yeovil Junction or National Express routes connecting to Bristol and Taunton, though pay-and-display parking is often unclear on signage during holiday periods. These patterns reflect long-standing engagement in a town that balances continuity with evolving needs.
Your best bet is checking the listings below for precise times, venues, accessibility notes, or any scheduling changes due to public transport constraints, staffing availability, or waste collection issues this week.
A digital marketing event with pizza at Yeovil College for professionals and enthusiasts.
A workshop on building financial resilience through diverse income streams for impact-driven enterprises.
A relaxed spring cookery demonstration and 3-course dinner hosted at Studio Sherborne.
A guided forest bathing walk at Ham Hill Country Park encourages mindfulness and connection with nature.
Violinist Simon Callaghan and pianist Ruth Rogers perform a classical sonata journey from Beethoven to Elgar.
A food and drink festival celebrating Dorset producers and artisans at Parnham Park.
Rexes Hollow performs an eclectic mix of classic and modern covers at Stoke-sub-Hamdon Working Mens Club.
The Canzonetta Choir, a Dorset-based ensemble, performs classical vocal concerts at Tolpuddle Old Chapel.