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Events for 3rd Jul 10
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Date: 3rd Apr 10 - 4th Dec 10
On this day every month
Location: The 2 Pigs, Church Street, Cheltenham, GL50 3HA
Time: 19:45 - 22:15
This live and interactive version of the hit TV show 'Whose Line Is It Anyway?' is a workout for your chuckle muscles and has been running in Gloucestershire since 2007.
Host: KIM JONES
Improvisers: IAN BALDWIN, BARNABY EATON-JONES, JOHN LOMAS, SARAH WASSALL & JOY-AMY WIGMAN
Musician: DAN PARKER
WARNING:This show may contain nuts.
Cost: £5.00 or £4.00 (NUS Card) - available on the door.
Date: 3rd Jul 10
Location: Cheltenham Racecourse outdoor stage
Time: 19:30
Katherine Jenkins has performed for The Queen, The Pope and The Prime Minister.
From her breakout in 2003 where she signed the biggest ever classical deal, 29 year old Katherine has become the premiere ambassador of bringing classical music to a mainstream audience. She is cherished as one of Britain's favourite singers, equally at home performing in her homeland Wales, or performing on The X Factor.
Performance begins at 7.30pm. Gates open at 6pm for picnics. For comfort, please bring your own seating and a torch.
Cost: £35 each plus booking fee. Available online from www.lincfund.org
Date: 14th May 10 - 21st Aug 10
Every day
Location: Holst Birthplace Museum
Time: 18:00 - 20:00
Free admission as part of Museums at Night 2010. Exhibition runs until Sat 21 August 2010.
Cost: Free Admission
Date: 19th Jun 10 - 15th Aug 10
Every day
Location: Art Gallery & Museum
Time: 10:00 - 17:00
Millions of years before Cheltenham existed dinosaurs roamed Britain - the BBC Walking with Dinosaurs programme succeeded in taking us into the world of these incredible creatures and provided viewers with a taste of what their world was like. With some set in their scenic landscape you can walk back in time and experience what it was like to encounter a dinosaur face to face.
Coming to Cheltenham are a few of the spectacular casts which were made for the programme - a T-Rex head, Deinonychus, and a dead Torosaur are shown along side a replica skull of a Triceratops and real fossils that are over 100 million years old.
A Tour-Ex Exhibition produced under licence from BBC Worldwide.
Cost: Free
Date: 3rd Jul 10
Location: Art Gallery & Museum
Time: 10:00 - 17:00
Legend has it that the inspiration for the character Alice in the stories Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, had connections with Cheltenham. She was called Alice Liddell and from time to time visited her grandparents who lived in Charlton Kings.
John Tenniel was a political cartoonist for Punch based in London. In 1864 Lewis Carroll asked him if he would illustrate Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Their combined creative genius led to both books being an instant success. This exhibition celebrates some of the best illustrations from both books which have been printed from the original wood engraved blocks.
A Graphicus Touring exhibition.
Cost: FREE
