Sam Rhymes, the media manager at Worcestershire County Cricket Club, said the weekend would be filled with family-friendly events, as well as a live mural which would be a permanent tribute to Josh.
“Wherever you look, wherever you turn, there’s people that have been involved in his journey,” Rhymes said.
“We’re trying to do everything we can to remember Josh as a person and a cricketer.”
Speaking about the JB33 Foundation, Paul said: “The aim of the foundation is to provide cricketing opportunities where finance is a barrier for that.
“We’ve been supporting coaching, getting coaches coached, where families struggle to get to games, for summer cricket camps.
“Anything cricket related, we want to support, because that’s what Josh’s love was and that’s what our love is too.”