Top five things to do in Gloucestershire this weekend
Lost as to what to do this weekend? Here is our top pick.
Join the historical adventure in the park
Pack a picnic and join in the fun this Sunday for another fabulous outdoor theatre show in the Secret Garden!
Go back in time as Gloucester goes retro
Now in its fourth year the Festival of Living History takes place in the city centre on Saturday August 25.
A-mazing Maize Maze returns to the Cotswolds
Explore the vivid and colourful journey through the paths of one of the Cotswolds biggest mazes.
A day out with Thomas
Jump on board the Dean Forest Railway and enjoy a fun packed day with Thomas the Tank Engine.
Ukulele festival at The Butterfly Garden
Cheltenham-based charity, The Butterfly Garden is staging its annual Ukulele Festival this weekend.
Fun, beer and friends come together at Frocester Beer Festival
Frocester Beer Festival is back this August bank holiday weekend with a wide variety of great beer, cider and wine, together with fantastic food and a diverse and high-quality range of live music over two days.
Gaudeamus Chorale to perform in support of Cancer Research UK
Come and enjoy Haydn’s masterpiece performed by the Hertfordshire based Gaudeamus Chorale in the perfect acoustic of Gloucester’s cathedral setting.
Hit musical comes to Rendcomb College
The Barn Academy, based at The Barn Theatre in Cirencester will bring their first amateur production to the stage at The Griffin Theatre in Rendcomb.
Vehicle festival set to be an absolute classic
The Rotary Club of Tewkesbury stage their annual Classic Vehicle Festival at Tewkesbury School Playing Fields on Sunday, August 19.
Crazy Golf at the Goods Shed
If you feel like releasing your inner golfing ambitions or challenging yourself to a have more fun and creative golfing experience then Crazy Golf is for you.
Top five things to do in Gloucestershire this weekend
Stuck for something to do this weekend? Here is our top pick!
Meet animal adventurer at Aquajardin
Aquajardin Gloucester is offering visitors a free meet and greet with wildlife film maker and animal adventurer Nigel Marven tomorrow (Saturday, August 11).
Gypsy jazz, swing & French café music
Back by popular demand – Le Swing bring to Tetbury Goods Shed their unique blend of female jazz vocal, acoustic and electric guitars, double bass and occasional trumpet.
Go Wild! in the great outdoors this weekend
A fun family event is in store on Sunday at Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust's newly developed visitor centre at Greystones, Bourton-on-the-Water.
Try your hand at fishing for free!
Come and have a go at fishing for free in the Cotswolds with one-to-one-tuition from friendly, qualified angling coaches.
Rare tree in flower at Batsford Arboretum
After weeks of anticipation, a 25-year-old specimen of Emmenopterys henryi, a highly rare tree originating from China, has come into flower for the first time at Batsford Arboretum in Gloucestershire.
Outdoor Shakespeare in two lovely locations
The Festival Players Theatre Company bring their touring production of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale to Gloucestershire later this month.
Olympic champion heads judging team at Moreton Show
Olympic gold medallist and British equestrian favourite, Gloucestershire’s Carl Hester will enjoy something of a homecoming when he lines up as one of the judges at next month's Moreton Show.
Top names heading to new-look International Horse Trials
A star-studded line-up of horses and riders will face a host of fresh and exciting challenges at the new-look NAF Five Star Hartpury International Horse Trials, which starts tomorrow (Wednesday).
'Hip Hop's first virtuoso' in Stroud
Emerging from the South Bronx in the early 1970s, Grandmaster Flash is arguably one of Hip Hop's original innovators.
Discover the secrets of Bourton's bloody past
Discover the secrets of Bourton-on-the-Water's bloody past at a Bloody Bourton Walking Tour.
Orchestra performs at Rococo Garden fundraising event
There's a unique opportunity to spend a summer's evening in the glorious surroundings of Painswick’s historic Rococo Garden this weekend.
Comic legend Jethro is back again
Following 60 sold-out shows last year, Jethro - “The Count of Cornwall” - is back again with his unique style of comedy.
What's on in Gloucestershire this weekend - Top 5
Celebrate International Owl Day, listen to an orchestra in a beautiful, historic garden, take afternoon tea to celebrate RAF100, enjoy a fun filled family event or hear a heartwarming tale.
Celebrate International Owl Awareness Day at Birdland
Birdland is celebrating International Owl Awareness Day on Saturday, August 4, with a host of owl-tastic activities for the whole family to enjoy.
Special double bill at the Roses
Periodically, a pairing of two acts with their own (very) unique identities produces an electrifying musical force that is even greater than the impressive sum of its parts.
A night with Gretchen Peters
Hailed by many as one of Nashville’s best contemporary songwriters, Gretchen Peters’ intelligent and introspective songs have been covered by pop, country, blues and folk artists all over the world.
Ukulele Day
The third annual Ukulele Day is on Sunday 12th August, open from 12pm until 5.30pm with Free Entry and Free Parking.
Vocal trio return with a special UK tour
BRIT Awards winning vocal trio Blake return with a special UK tour, celebrating 10 years together.
Autumn Antiques & Vintage Fair
This is a great day out for avid collectors, casual browsers, and families looking for an alternative day outing.
Milkshake! Live
Monkey and two Milkshake! presenters, this all singing, all dancing, musical masterpiece, will take audiences on a journey through the world's favourite fairy tales.
Afternoon Tea - RAF 100
Join us for our afternoon tea event taking place at a charming 18th century town house to celebrate 100 years of the RAF.
Eight brilliant activities to enjoy this summer at the Museum in the Park
Stroud Museum in the Park is ready to help banish any summer holiday boredom blues with a big list of activities which are free-of-charge or cost just a few pounds.
Celebrating Women in the Arts and Crafts movement
In celebration of the 1918 Act which first gave some women the right to vote, Court Barn Museum in Chipping Campden is showcasing the work of three females associated with the Arts and Crafts movement.
Puppetry and live music in magical show
Children are in for a summer holiday treat when The Makeshift Ensemble present 'The Children in The Moon' at the Roses Theatre in Tewkesbury.
Things to do in Gloucestershire this weekend
If you're looking for something to do this weekend, check out these events.
Fab-u-lous, dahling...Craig's back in town!
Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood is returning to Cheltenham for 'part two' of an interview that started two years ago.
Village fete in a lovely Cotswold setting
There's plenty fo fun to be had at a traditional village fete in the Cotswolds this Saturday afternoon (July 28).
Little Voice's run extended at The Barn Theatre
The Rise and Fall of Little Voice has had its run at The Barn Theatre in Cirencester extended until Saturday, August 11.
First events announced for Stroud Book Festival
The directors of Stroud Book Festival are delighted to announce the first authors set to appear at the 2018 festival.
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