The Big Butterfly Count in Greyfriars Garden
Can you find all the butterflies hidden in Greyfriars garden? Free trail at Greyfriars House and Garden.
- Booking not needed
- Free event
Join us for a butterfly trail around Greyfriars garden and see how many butterflies you can find.
The trail and garden are free to access for everyone, just head through the archway on Friar Street and enjoy the peaceful green space in Worcester city centre. Trails will be available available to borrow next to the steps down onto the lawn.
While you're here why not enjoy a refreshing stop at our café and take part in the Butterfly Conservation's Big Butterfly Count. It takes just 15 minutes, sat in a sunny spot, to see how many butterflies you can count, registering them with the charity via QR code. Surveys like this help conservation charities keep track of butterfly populations. You can also take part at home, just look up the "Big Butterfly Count" online for guidance.
Times
The basics
- Suitability
Suitable for families
- Meeting point
Head through the carriageway on Friar street and straight through into the garden.
- Accessibility
Please note there are uneven surfaces throughout the site, and steps down into the garden.
Upcoming events
Topic Talk: A Man and His Maker: Facing Death in Worcester in 1499
Get to know Thomas Grene – first resident of Greyfriars, and a man we can only piece together by his will and the medieval Worcester in which he lived.
Topic Talk: You've Been Timber Framed: An Introduction to Medieval Architecture
Take a closer look at medieval architecture and discover the ins and outs of Greyfriars as it comes to life one timber at a time.
Topic Talk: Collections & Reflections: An Introduction to Antiques
Join in with an interactive talk about antiques and Greyfriars, where everyday items offer glimpses into past lives and purposes.
Outdoor Theatre: H.G. Wells' 'The First Men in the Moon'
A high spirited scientific romance that sees our protagonists go boldly where no Victorians have gone before. Bought to you as a one-man show by Don't Go into the Cellar.