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About Throckmorton Airfield
Throckmorton Airfield sits in the heart of Worcestershire’s countryside as part of the Throckmorton Industrial Park. Historically known for its aviation heritage and annual air shows, the site is not a traditional seated concert venue. It offers a unique, open-space setting that has hosted large-scale community events in the past, with air shows drawing thousands of attendees. If you’re planning an event here, you’ll find practical details on access, parking, and nearby accommodations to help you secure your arrangements with confidence.
While Throckmorton Airfield does not provide fixed seating or a formal concert capacity, organizers and guests can rely on straightforward access via the A44 and convenient proximity to the M5. For overnight stays, Pershore and surrounding Worcestershire towns offer a range of lodging and dining options. We’ve highlighted affiliate partners for hotels and restaurants to help you plan a comfortable visit. Reach out for insider help to confirm event-specific arrangements and any venue-specific requirements.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Current use: Throckmorton Industrial Park (former RAF Pershore); site is now an industrial/trials park and not a regular concert venue.
- Address: Throckmorton Airfield, Long Lane, Throckmorton, WR10 2JH, Worcestershire.
- Venue type and seating: Not a venue with seating; no seating chart; no fixed concert capacity.
- Capacity: No formal capacity for concerts; historical airshows drew large crowds (e.g., a reported 20,000 attendees in 2015).
- Parking/transit: No specific event parking details; location is accessible via A44 with M5 access within about 10 miles; on-site parking for tenants typical of an industrial park.
- Nearby hotels: Local options include The Angel in Pershore (and other Pershore/Worcestershire accommodations).
- Notable events hosted: Throckmorton Air Show (2010s), including the 2015 show featuring Vulcan XH558 and Bristol Blenheim; attendance reported around 20,000.