Latest Events in Wye with Hinxhill(September Updated)

The Partridge in a Pear Tree is a multi-day race known as one of the 12 Days of Xmas races. The event is currently only available virtually for 2023 due to route consent issues with the National Trust. However, as soon as consents are gained, the actual event will be offered. Completing all 12 days of the race will earn participants a full set of unique medals, perfect as Christmas tree decorations. It is advised to book early for single day competitions to secure preferred medal types, as they can sell out. Participants have the option to choose their desired running distance from 5k, 10k, Half, Marathon, or Ultra. Other Christmas series events include '2 Turtle Doves,' '3 French Hens Run,' '4 Calling Birds Run,' '5 Golden Rings Run,' '6 Geese a-laying Run,' '7 Swans a-Swimming,' '8 Maids a Milking,' '9 Ladies Dancing,' '10 Lords a Leaping,' '11 Pipers Piping,' and '12 Drummer Drumming.' Each event has its dedicated webpage. The Partridge in a Pear Tree - Virtual race can be completed anywhere in the world, at a time that suits participants. However, it is recommended to complete it on the designated days. The entry fees for UK participants are £30.00, while overseas participants will be charged £37.50. For more information and terms and conditions, please visit the Ultrarunningltd website under the events tab. Additionally, Ultrarunningltd offers merchandise that can be viewed on their shop page.

The 6 Geese a-laying Run – Virtual is an exciting multi-day race organized by Ultrarunningltd as part of their Christmas Series. This particular event, taking place on December 12, 2024, offers participants the opportunity to choose their preferred distance, ranging from 5k to Ultra. Whether you're a walker or a runner, this race welcomes everyone to join in the festive spirit. Please note that for the 2024 edition, the event will only be available virtually. This is due to ongoing discussions with the National Trust regarding route consents. Once these consents are obtained, the actual event will be offered. However, for now, participants can complete the race from anywhere in the world, at a time that suits them best. As part of the Christmas Series, the 6 Geese a-laying Run – Virtual is accompanied by a collection of other themed races, each with its own webpage. These include the 'Partridge in a Pear Tree,' '2 Turtle Doves,' '3 French Hens Run,' '4 Calling Birds Run,' '5 Golden Rings Run,' '7 Swans a Swimming,' '8 Maids a Milking,' '9 Ladies Dancing,' '10 Lords are Leaping,' '11 Pipers Piping,' and '12 Drummers Drumming.' To participate in this festive event, entry fees for UK participants are £30.00, while overseas participants can register for £37.50. For more details, including terms and conditions, please visit Ultrarunningltd's website, where you can find the race under the events tab. Don't miss out on the opportunity to be part of the 6 Geese a-laying Run – Virtual and experience the joy of this unique Christmas-themed race. Lace up your shoes, pick your distance, and embrace the holiday spirit as you run or walk towards your goals. Join Ultrarunningltd's Christmas Series and make this festive season memorable.

Experience a captivating evening at the Love Letter to the Wye event, set to take place at St Mary's Church in Ross-on-Wye on March 8, 2025. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this unique occasion, where attendees will be treated to an array of heartfelt readings and performances celebrating the beauty of the Wye River. Don't miss this opportunity to be a part of a memorable evening filled with love and appreciation for the picturesque surroundings of Ross-on-Wye. Secure your tickets for £11.55 and reserve your place at this remarkable event.

Nether is an all day, circular walk from Wye to Brook and back, led by artist Sara Trillo. Woven into the walk will be discussion of traditions marking midsummer and the solstice, and forays into rituals and social histories connected with the coming harvest season. There will be allusions to under land mythologies, and a sharing of vocabulary in old Kentish dialect that relate to the local environment. In the spirit of a pilgrimage, each participant will receive a hand-made ceramic token to mark their participation on the walk. Please bring water and a picnic lunch as the walk will be around 5-6 hours with regular stops. Please dress appropriately for the weather on the day and wear walking shoes/trainers. There will be some steep walking and styles to negotiate en route. This event forms part of the Language and Landscape Impact fellowship led by Dr. Jessica Potter in partnership with the RCA and the KDNL Information Source: Jessica Potter | eventbrite