8.3K views · 284 reactions | A tradition that Hereford enthusiasts look forward to with excitement, providing a space for both old and new friends to unite. Another memorable chapter etched into Hereford history. Until next year, NWSS! | American Hereford Association | Facebook

3.4K views · 33 reactions | HIDDEN HISTORY: Surrounding Bath Street in Hereford is a site that shaped the city’s future. A mill built by Reverend John Venn gave jobs to the poor and was surrounded by homes, washing facilities, a swimming pool and a community farm. Steam from the mill was used to heat much of it. More with Elliott and Toni at Breakfast on Thursday from 7am: | BBC Hereford & Worcester | Facebook

I wrote this for the Cider Museum in Hereford - the inspiration was Millais’ painting “Apple Blossoms”, also called “Spring”. It’s a colourful pre-Raphaelite scene in an apple orchard in which beautifully dressed characters picnic under the thick lattices of interlocking branches and leaves of the apple trees. I tried to capture this through a sweeping romanticism combined with piano textures in which the counterpoints frequently meander and intersect, much like the leaves. • #piano #classicalmu

202 reactions · 10 comments | Just spent a lovely afternoon in @herefordcidermuseum -fascinating to see the many processes the apples go through to produce such a popular drink as well as the history of @bulmers_cider ! #artinspiration #herefordshire #apples | Art in Textiles | Facebook

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Storytellers returns to the Museum of Indigenous People on Saturday, Dec 27, 2025, 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM in the museum's Pueblo Building. Join us for an afternoon of Native stories in front of a warm fire, hot cider, and homemade cookies. A beautiful event for families. Regular admission rates apply. Here's Violet Duncan (Kehewin Cree Nation) telling a story during our virtual event during the COVID Pandemic. Thankfully, this year's event will once again be live, in-person at t