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Autumn Trail Event Hunt for minibeasts and fungi Where: At Robinwood Hill Country Park, Reservoir Road, Gloucester, GL4 6SX Time: 9:30am to 11:30 – Meet at the community Room by the main car park Interested? Contact us on dalmations@gda.org.uk or call 01452 372999 or text 07875 610860
› Read moreDeaffest on Tour! Saturday 6th November 10am -5pm – Film Screening – Stalls – Workshops – Networking Day time fee is £5 (16 years and under FREE) Address: Gloucester Guildhall, 23 Eastgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1NS Website: www.deaffest.co.uk
› Read moreDeaffest on Tour! A comedy evening with John Smith & Danny Murphy Where: GDA Community Centre, Colin Road, Barnwood, Gloucester, Gloucestershire, GL4 3J When: Saturday 6th November 2021 Time: Doors open at 7:00pm, show starts at 8:00pm and doors close at 11:30pm Ticket Price: £10 per person – Bring your own drinks – Raffle prizes […]
› Read moreYoga is for everyone. It’s not necessarily about trying to tuck your ankles behind your ears and being able to sit cross-legged, but finding the practice that supports and nourishes you, where you are now. This is an inclusive, tailored, chair and mat-based weekly yoga class in Dursley every Tuesday evening. 7:30-8:45 pm at Dursley […]
› Read moreAbove is our Poster for our Accessible Sports Programme We are once again delivering accessible sports during half term for children who want to have a go at many different inclusive sports. What is accessible sports? Powerchair games, table cricket, new age kurling and much much more. The sessions are Thursday 28th October and Friday […]
› Read moreAbove is our poster for our open all inclusive bike session at Chosen Hill School on 29th October. Chosen Hill school, Churchdown, Gloucester, GL3 2PL As Part Of Our Half Term Scheme we are delivering an Inclusive Bike Session that is open to anyone! This is a one off half term drop in session, if […]
› Read moreWeather the storm to help to reunite Father Christmas with his lost reindeer and experience mesmerising light displays and stunning spectacles along the way! Oh no! Father Christmas has lost his Reindeer among the trees of Westonbirt following an almighty storm. Not even Rudolph’s bright red nose can guide them back together. We need your […]
› Read moreLet our visually impaired guides lead you through an immersive and interactive sensory experience that aims to shift your perception, enjoy the arboretum at a slower pace and explore the trees of Westonbirt through your nonvisual senses. This unique experience is only available for a limited time during October, so don’t miss out. Find out […]
› Read moreIt promises to be an action-packed weekend with plenty to see and do. Whether your interest is steam, historic diesel traction or both then you will be more than satisfied. Above all it’s a chance to reflect on 40 years of development and celebrate the extraordinary volunteer-led achievements that have created today’s vibrant railway. Back […]
› Read moreHistory, Her Story, Their Story, Our StoryWorks inspired and mentored by photographer Vanley Burke Inspired by renowned photographer Vanley Burke, this exhibition shows work from well renowned Gloucester artists who have worked with the community, using the lead question “When was the first time you saw a person of a different ethnicity to you?” as […]
› Read moreHalloween 2021 Welcome back to the Museum of Ghoulster!! This October half-term, the museum once again transforms into the Museum of Ghoulster! Join us for spooky school holiday creepy capers and ghoulish goings on, hosting a variety of family-friendly events and activities including trails, costume making, storytelling, bug hunts and much, much more! All activities […]
› Read moreA retrospective exhibition of Rizpah Amadasun… Local Artist Rizpah Amadasum is exhibiting in the Community Gallery at the Museum of Gloucester until end of December 2021. Rizpah has been selected to attend the Royal College of Art London; this exhibition celebrates her work and this success as a local artist. Rizpah’s artwork explores identity […]
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