The Battle of Worcester Commemorative Drumhead Ceremony

Every year on the anniversary of the Battle, the Battle of Worcester Society holds a Drumhead Service of Remembrance to commemorate those that fought and died for their beliefs in and around this city during the English Civil Wars.

The Chairman and Executive Committee of the Battle of Worcester Society are most grateful for your support and hope that you will join them after the service in The Commandery

5pm parade from The Guildhall with Civil War re-enactors, flags and drums to the Commandery, where the Cardinal’s Hat will host a 17th century bar.

6:45pm parade from the Commandery to Fort Royal Park, where there will be a short service and one minutes silence to mark the fact that 3,200 men were killed during the Battle of Worcester.

NB. Muskets will be fired