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Come and celebrate the best of literary names and the most talked about emerging authors at The Times and Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival 2023. Join the likes of Brian Cox, Jojo Moyes, Elizabeth Day, Charlie Mackesy, Sadiq Khan, Liv Little, David Mitchell, Heather Morris, Tim Peake, Clive Myrie, Yomi Adegoke and so many more. […]
› Read more🔵 Charity event 🔵 We are holding a fundraiser for two very important and worthwhile charities. Dementia currently affects 1 in 11 people in the UK. Churchdown GL3 community hub 03/11/23 9am till 12pm Please support us by attending 1 of the 2 classes we will be holding- mixed seated and standing. Class one- 9.30 […]
› Read moreHalloween themed coffee morning on our smallholding. With Trick or Treat Scavenger Hunt, lots of yummy treats and optional fancy dress. Open to all, the coffee morning will be held on our Smallholding in Lower Lydbrook, from 10am-12pm on October 25th 2023. We have good car parking and the site is level and wheelchair accessible […]
› Read moreReimagine the wonder of wetlands and nature through the eyes of the UK’s best loved illustrator. Collect an illustrated guide full of Quentin Blake’s drawings and journey around our wonderful wetland world this summer. New seasonal trails will be launched later in the year, each with a different illustrated guide to collect and keep. We’ve […]
› Read moreMassage therapy can work wonders for everyone! We offer holistic massage treatment to help you feel relaxed and also to best support your body. Our massage therapist Charlotte can ensure treatment is specific to you to help you feel most relaxed and supported. Whether you need support with hoisting or perhaps to have massage in […]
› Read moreEvery Wednesday at 11:50am we host a movement and balance exercise class in Cheltenham. This class is accessible to everyone who would like to work on improving their balance and movement all round. We put on some fun music, have a laugh and meet new people! £10 a session, pay as you go! 45 Minute […]
› Read moreMemory Lane Café A social group and creative session for older people and those living with dementia. Come Along to The Wilson for a chat and some creativity with a cuppa. FREE – no need to book. Carers welcome. On the first Thursday of every month The Wilson is teaming up with Art Shape to […]
› Read moreJoin us for our Discos designed exclusively for adults with learning disabilities! It’s the ultimate party where everyone is a star on the dance floor. Get ready to groove, mingle, and make lasting memories! Our fun Discos are specially crafted for adults with learning disabilities! Every Monday, Thursday (7 PM – 8:30 PM), and Wednesday […]
› Read moreBe active with Walking Cricket and improve your physical and mental wellbeing while meeting likeminded people. Walking Cricket is cricket that has been specifically designed for people aged 50 and over. The game has been adapted from various formats of cricket to offer a gentler game with less impact, which can be played by both […]
› Read moreTrainmaster Gloucestershire is train themed events and private parties that pop-up around Gloucestershire. It’s set-up and run by myself (Louise) and I fill the room with floor based train track, ride-on trains, train coasters, books, crafts and more! Our events are suitable for children (and adults) of all ages I book and host the events […]
› Read more*FREE* Inclusive Choir at The Chamwell Centre (in conjunction with Soundabout and The Music Works Glos} Saturday’s 3.30pm to 4.30pm fortnightly, Commencing Saturday 19 February 2022 Visit our website for more information: https://www.chamwellcentre.org.uk/whats-happening/soundabout-and-chamwell-inclusive-choir To sign up please visit the Soundabout website via this link: https://www.soundabout.org.uk/inclusive-choir-gloucestershire/
› Read moreThe Everyman is Gloucestershire’s theatre – and has been serving the county (and beyond) since 1891. Our main auditorium is an architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Matcham that has inspired generations of performers. The common thread throughout the many years has always been our relationship with our audience – a relationship that we treasure. The […]
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