Welcome to the Jinney Ring Craft Centre - an ideal day out for all the family. Situated in Hanbury, near Bromsgrove we have a wide range of items available in our gallery and shop, plus a range of craft workshops and a farmhouse restaurant on site where you can enjoy morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a more substantial meal, whilst taking in the views across the gardens to the Malvern Hills.

We are probably the most visited craft centre in the West Midlands and pride ourselves on being a traditional craft centre where you can watch skilled craftsmen (and women) at work - rather like stepping back in time to the days of Olde England.
 

For opening times please click here.

 

 

 

We welcome coaches and groups (more than 10 people) but ask for you to book in with us before your visit, this allow us to ensure staffing levels are correct and that we have no car parking constraints.

 

We have disabled access to most downstairs areas of the site, although some of the craft units have narrow access or small entry steps. Generally most areas can be accessed by wheelchair. We also have a disabled toilet on the site and disabled car parking very close to the Centre.  (We would recomend a site visit in advance of a large party of diabled visitors to access ramps and understand the layout).

 

There are a number of well signed footpaths in the Hanbury area, we therefore welcome considerate walkers and hikers who incorporate a visit to our Centre or Restaurant into their walk. We don't mind a bit of mud, or piles of wellies at the door, you can even tie your dogs up outside and we have water bowls available. If you are using our carpark we ask that you park considerately, minimising the number of vehicle spaces you are occupying and park at the end of the car park rather than in front of the Centre - this is to accomodate our less mobile customers who need to park closer to the buildings.    If you are a large walking/hiking group please will you give us advance notice of your visit.

 

 

We have a regular newsletter which covers items of interest at the Centre and provides contact details for the units, pease find it on-line here.  Hard copies of the newsletter are availble in the Centre as well as through the post upon request.