Explore Things to do in Stafford

Stafford, founded in 913 by Æthelflæd, Lady of the Mercians, provides a rich experience for those who live here and visitors. Beyond landmarks such as Stafford Castle and St Chad's Church, the town and surrounding areas offer diverse points of interest. You can find opportunities ranging from the regular activity at Market Place, set against historic architecture, to the calmer residential areas of Wildwood with its canal and green spaces. Consider exploring the market town of Eccleshall, displaying Victorian and Georgian features. The historic town of Stone, with its own canal access, is also worth a visit. The borough also provides access to attractions. Sandon Hall and Shugborough Estate are within reach, alongside Cannock Chase and The Roaches. Events like Stafford Walking Street and the Staffordshire County Show celebrate local culture and agriculture, while the Stafford Shakespeare Festival brings drama to Stafford Castle. These listings are carefully reviewed daily, ensuring the information mirrors the current Stafford scene, from festivals to everyday opportunities, offering a reliable guide to what's happening. Residents and visitors may also appreciate neighbourhoods like Baswich, with its historical ties, or Beaconside, blending residential and public life. The town's links via the M6 motorway and Grand Junction Railway also improve access to these varied experiences.