Blog (February 2023) - Visit Cheltenham

Cult burger brand, The Beefy Boys, officially opened their brand-new Cheltenham restaurant on Saturday 25th February following a successful launch party and winning two much-coveted accolades at the National Burger Awards last week.

The Everyman Theatre is proud to announce the highly-anticipated arrival of ‘The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’ onto its Main Stage from today, Tuesday 28th February to Saturday 4th March.

Craft Festival Cheltenham returns from March 10th to 12th 2023 to Cheltenham Town Hall where some of the best handmade original jewellery, ceramics, glass, textiles, woodwork, prints, and furniture will be on show.

The Ivy Montpellier Brasserie is celebrating Mother’s Day with a limited-edition dessert and selection of cocktails, available exclusively on Sunday, 19 March 2023.

A brand new steak restaurant that will wow diners with not only its food but its dining experience is set to open in the Quadrangle in the spring.

Sometimes all you need is a little retreat from the everyday to realign and refresh the mind, body & soul. That’s why we have rounded up a selection of Cheltenham and Gloucestershire venues where you can do just that. 

In the spirit of taking care of ourselves, we have hand-picked a selection of unique products from Cheltenham retailers to help boost your mood, promote wellness and create a sense of calm.

From hot yoga to mountain biking and even pole dancing, we’ve rounded up some of the best ways to get fit in Cheltenham this year.

The Printed Line, an exhibition featuring work by nearly 50 of some of the most celebrated artists of the 20th and 21st centuries will be the highlight of Print, a new season opening at The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum this month.

Hydrophobic paint, which repels liquids, will be made available to affected residents and businesses for the first time.

Residents and visitors are being asked for their views on proposals for a new cycle hub for Cheltenham town centre.

Theatre-goers from across the region will be proud to hear that they have helped provide much-needed assistance for two Gloucestershire charities.

Over 50 artists set to perform at one of Europe’s biggest jazz festivals, including Gregory Porter, Laura Mvula, Damian Lewis, Squeeze, Will Young, Rufus Wainwright, Madeline Bell, MIKA, Jake Bugg, Tony Hadley and Van Morrison.

The newest defibs bring the total to 43 units in Cheltenham and Gloucester, covering high traffic and populated locations.

The Jockey Club today announces that formal dress codes will no longer be in place at Cheltenham Racecourse as part of a drive to make horseracing more “accessible and inclusive”.