Events Around Gloucestershire

About the event MOZART Serenade No. 6 in D major, K. 239, ’Serenata notturna’ Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat major, K. 595 Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 466 Marios Papadopoulos piano/conductor On 4 March 1791, Mozart gave his last public performance.

We are re-opening for the new season. Come along for a fun family day out. Join us this February half term for a fun day out. We’ve got a special trail, craft activities for children and you’ve got the chance to meet Chedworths’ Romans.

Ska and Punk Live music from 4pm till late 7 bands and it’s Free , in aid of The Big Yellow Bus Project Supporting The Homeless

Have fun discovering Gloucester with two self-guided, quirky, heritage walks with an optional treasure hunt. Buy in booklet or instant download format. Are you curious about Gloucester? Looking for an unusual and quirky activity which gets you out in the fresh air whatever the weather?

Birdland is staging a ‘Birds Behaving Badly Week’ to celebrate feathered friends over the February Half Term Holidays (16th- 24th February) From blood-sucking songbirds and puking penguins to stinking storks and spitting swallows, keepers at the Bourton-on-the-Water wildlife attraction will reveal revolting facts

Skids + support. Artists performing: Skids.: Tickets avaiable.

A Scout Fund Raising Evening feat. The Mangledwurzels (adults only) A fund raising (ticketed) event to send 4 scouts and a leader to represent the UK at the World Scout Jamboree in West Virginia in July. Join us for an evening of singing and cider drinking to raise funds! Inc.

Meet just outside the Visitor Reception building to join our experienced ranger guides on a free tour of the park as they share how we care for our historic landscape, with a glimpse of the deer too, if you’re lucky.

Winter time in a seventeenth century inspired garden is one of the best seasons to drink in the structural planting, clipped formal topiary and evergreens such as variegated Holley, Yew, Bay and Cedars. We’ll show you the best winter plants for your gardens this season.

This winter is the perfect time to wrap up and join our experienced ranger guides on a free tour of the park and discover the beauty and history of this living landscape.

Experience The Sixties show that’s wowing audiences around the world, selling out and headlining venues from the Palladium to Old Trafford. Relive the music with the spectacular sounds of The Zoots!?

Weekly drop in class - Feb 06 - 24 April 7pm (Beginners) 8pm (Intermediates 1) Learn to jive with experienced and fun teachers. Get fit and improve your social life with easy-to-learn dances are taught step by step. No need to bring a partner – just yourself. Contact James on 01453 752842

Weekly drop in class (Mondays) with Claudia Weston 04 Feb - 29 April Dates excludes the Half term week (18 Feb) Ground, lengthen and breathe... Based loosely on Scaravelli’s form of yoga - the postures are adapted to the individual.

Hosted by Timbrell Law Do you have any questions about planning for the future? Alice will be offering free, no obligation, advice on Wills & Lasting Powers of Attorney at Churchdown Community Centre on Saturday 23rd Feb from 10:30am -12:30pm.

Following a successful run at the 2018 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, The Johnny Cash Story takes you on an incredible journey through the career of the 18 time Grammy winner. Immerse yourself in the world of the ‘Man in Black’ in this groundbreaking “show-umentary” format.

Tortoise in a Nutshell is an Edinburgh-based visual theatre company that creates theatre to inspires and ignites the imaginations of audiences – many of you will remember their brilliant and arresting piece Feral which came to Prema back in 2016.

This winter is the perfect time to wrap up and join our experienced ranger guides on a free tour of the park and discover the beauty and history of this living landscape.

Winter time in a seventeenth century inspired garden is one of the best seasons to drink in the structural planting, clipped formal topiary and evergreens such as variegated Holley, Yew, Bay and Cedars. We’ll show you the best winter plants for your gardens this season.

Talk by David Viner entitled "The Canal - Past & Present"

For some fresh air and family fun, join one of our trails designed for toddlers; learn about shape, colour and numbers while exploring nature. Sing some songs, do some crafts and play games in the outdoors! Don’t worry if you’re a few minutes late, you can always join the group when you arrive.

Cate Cody will be talking about how her household will send less than one wheelie bin to landfill in two, possibly three years. A lighthearted presentation with plenty of tips and encouragement to help everyone to consider how to achieve similar goals.

There’ll be scavenger hunts, planting pots and other activities at Lodge Park this Spring. Throughout the Spring you can join our scavenger hunt, to find and do things throughout the grandstand and the woodland walk.

Cara Dillon occupies an enviable position at the very top of her genre. This extraordinary Irish singer has been captivating audiences and achieving exceptional acclaim for over 20 years. She has (according to Mojo magazine) "Quite possibly the world’s most beautiful female voice".

The Chantry Centre will play host to one of the most popular showbands in the South West – ‘Kick the Cat’. ‘Kick the Cat’ is an eight-piece band playing a fantastic mix of soul, rhythm & blues, disco, Motown and funk – and are widely known for their tribute to the Blue Brothers.

Diana Aungier-Rose will introduce you to her energetic and spontaneous approach while exploring the basics of creating art with this versatile medium.