Theatres, galleries, cinemas, bookshops, makers and museums across Shropshire, and what's on in the county's arts scene.
Shrewsbury Arts Trail marked its sixth year with the theme Impressions, a borrowed Wynford Dewhurst painting at the museum and free exhibitions across the town all summer.
Wellington Orbit, the community-owned cinema in Wellington, has made the BIFA Cinema of the Year longlist after a summer that saw its first floor reopen as an arts space.
Ironbridge Fine Arts, a family-run gallery and print studio in a Victorian foundry building in Ironbridge, has hosted more than 400 prints from around the world this year.
The Holroyd Community Theatre at Moreton Hall, near Oswestry, has a winter season of opera, author talks and a school musical, alongside weekly sessions for all ages.
Ludlow Assembly Rooms is gearing up for a December pantomime and is inviting townspeople to audition for a community production of Macbeth in March 2027.
Bridgnorth's Theatre on the Steps, a former chapel converted by volunteers in the 1960s, has a winter of plays, tribute nights and a January pantomime ahead.
Ellesmere community arts group Fizzgigs built a trail of handmade flying creatures around the Mere for the town's inaugural Arts Festival, rounded off with a stories and poems night.
Bishop's Castle's Poetry Pharmacy, which grew out of a vintage ambulance touring as the Emergency Poet, was a regional finalist for Independent Bookshop of the Year 2026.
Burway Books, the independent bookshop in Church Stretton since 1974, was named a regional finalist for Independent Bookshop of the Year in the British Book Awards 2026.
Pentabus, the Ludlow-based rural theatre company, is touring the world premiere of Birdcatcher to Shropshire village halls this autumn, including All Stretton, Oswestry, Newport and Quatt.