Open Mic Night, plus more The Bridge (FREE)
This event is organised by a third party and is being promoted by The Regal as part of Beatles Fest Tenbury. The Regal takes no responsibility for the ticketing and running of this event.
George Harrison was a fan and friend of Robin Nolan, one of the world’s leading authorities on Gypsy Jazz Guitar. Harrison even named him as one of his favourite guitarists!
Nolan has a new instrumental album being released by George Harrison’s label ‘Dark Horse Records’ and was recorded using three of George’s famous Beatles guitars including the Gibson J160E which has the distinction of being the only guitar used on every Beatles album, the Spanish Ramirez as famously heard on 'And I Love Her' and the 12 String Rickenbacker 360/12 used by George on the bulk of the 'A Hard Day’s Night' album. This is the first time these guitars have been recorded since the 70's, an exciting prospect for all Beatles fans as well as lovers of the music of George Harrison and acoustic guitar.
With George Harrison, Hank Marvin, Bill Wyman as his fans, Willie Nelson said it best “You play a mighty fine guitar Robin Nolan”.
A show not to be missed!
THE TAV FOUR featuring Small McCartney; Jam Lemon; Ringo-Bingo; George Taverson playing Beatles sing-a-long songs.
Appearing at the Market Tavern: Saturday night 8pm to 10pm and on the Sunday 2pm to 3pm
Pulled Pork Baps available all weekend at the Market Tavern!
This event is organised by a third party and is being promoted by The Regal as part of Beatles Fest Tenbury. The Regal takes no responsibility for the ticketing and running of this event.
The Regal is proud to lead on a weekend festival 'Beatles Fest Tenbury: Before Abbey Road there was Teme Street...' Celebrating 60 years since the Beatles played in Tenbury. This event is part of the weekends celebrations.
THIS EVENT IS FREE! No Ticket Required - It's cabaret seating in the Studio - Just pop in watch as little or as much as you'd like and grab a coffee and cake with us (or tea!)
The music-loving inhabitants of Pepperland are under siege by the Blue Meanies, a nasty group of music-hating creatures. The Lord Mayor of Pepperland (Dick Emery) dispatches sailor Old Fred (Lance Percival) to Liverpool, England, where he is to recruit the help of the Beatles (John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr). The sympathetic Beatles ride a yellow submarine to the occupied Pepperland, where the Blue Meanies have no chance against the Fab Four's groovy tunes.
Directed by George Dunning and was orignally released on the 17 July 1968
Students from Ludwig Theatre Arts to perform a selection of songs by the Beatles outside the Regal theatre.
More details to follow.
This event is organised by a third party and is being promoted by The Regal as part of Beatles Fest Tenbury. The Regal takes no responsibility for the ticketing and running of this event.
Head back to the swinging 60s with Tenbury's own poptastic, live music duo, Nick and Jane.
The Regal is proud to lead on a weekend festival 'Beatles Fest Tenbury: Before Abbey Road there was Teme Street...' Celebrating 60 years since the Beatles played in Tenbury. This event is part of the weekends celebrations.
THIS EVENT IS FREE! No Ticket Required - It's cabaret seating in the Studio - Just pop in watch as little or as much as you'd like and grab a coffee and cake with us (or tea!)
In the follow-up to their successful debut musical, "A Hard Day's Night," the Beatles once again offer up a melding of song and slapstick. After Ringo stumbles upon a valuable gem, the band starts getting harassed by a fringe religious group. To escape their sudden stalkers, the boys hit the road. As John, Paul, George and Ringo travel the globe, they perform a mix of musical numbers, singing hits ranging from "Ticket to Ride" to the titular ditty.
Directed by Richard Lester, this film was orignally released on 29 July 1965 and stars the fab four
Come and see a display of Classic Cars from the Beatles Era at the Round Market and The Bridge on Sunday 16th April as part of the Beatles Fest Tenbury festival.
If you would like to bring your Beatles Era car to the Display at Beatles Fest Tenbury, please complete the form below to register your interest.
Tenbury Museum are running a selection of Children’s Activities in the Pavilion:
Creative Fashion and Design Fun
Fabric paint a colourful cotton tote bag
Create a flower power headband
Suitable for ages 7 – 12
Pre reserved or booked, max 8 per session
Not reserved – ‘queue to do system’
Match the costume to the historical timeline
Match the cars and planes to the 20th century decade
This event is organised by a third party and is being promoted by The Regal as part of Beatles Fest Tenbury. The Regal takes no responsibility for the ticketing and running of this event.
The Regal is proud to lead on a weekend festival 'Beatles Fest Tenbury: Before Abbey Road there was Teme Street...' Celebrating 60 years since the Beatles played in Tenbury. This event is part of the weekends celebrations.
THIS EVENT IS FREE! No Ticket Required - It's cabaret seating in the Studio - Just pop in watch as little or as much as you'd like and grab a coffee and cake with us (or tea!)
The Beatles travel from Liverpool to London to perform various concerts. However, things take a dramatic turn as they realise that their drummer, Ringo, has gone missing.
This Beatles classic was released on the 6 July 1964, directed by Ricard Lester and stars the fab four themselves along with Wilfrid Brambell, Norman Rossington and John Junkin.
Family Trail Starting at the Regal – Beatles album covers
The treasure trail quiz is being run by the 2nd Tenbury Brownies.
Pick up your quiz sheet from the front of the Regal between 10 & 12 on Saturday and between 10 & 12 on Sunday.
A trail for the under 10's to find 10 Beatles Album LP covers in 10 different shops.
Parents - you may need to explain what an LP is?!
A small prize will be given to successful completion of the quiz
This event is organised by a third party and is being promoted by The Regal as part of Beatles Fest Tenbury. The Regal takes no responsibility for the ticketing and running of this event.
The purchase of our screen and projector were part funded by the UK Government through the Rural England Prosperity Fund in partnership with Malvern Hills District Council.
