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The Cheltenham Trust
The Cheltenham Trust is the guardian of much of Cheltenham’s heritage and a leading provider of culture, sport and leisure. They care for some of the town’s most valued venues, supporting the local and visitor economy while keeping these spaces accessible and relevant to the communities they serve.
They operate Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham Town Hall, the Imperial Garden Bar, The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum, Leisure at Cheltenham and the Prince of Wales Stadium, delivering a diverse year‑round programme of events, exhibitions, sport and leisure activities.
This autumn, The Wilson relaunches its museum wing to tell the story of Cheltenham through the eyes of its communities. The museum’s transformation has been shaped by over 58,000 responses to the Big Museum Project, answering questions including which of Cheltenham’s many stories are important to…
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The Cheltenham Trust has launched The Big Splash, a new fundraising campaign to help local disadvantaged children access swimming lessons and develop essential water safety skills for free at Leisure at Cheltenham. New research by the BBC has highlighted a significant gap in swimming attainment…
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The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum is inviting visitors to explore Cheltenham’s diverse cultural history this summer, with a new heritage trail and exhibition launching on Saturday 13 June. Ten fascinating stories about the town have been brought to life through Cheltenham Story, a new interactive…
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The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum is proud to announce a major new exhibition, The Art of Looking: from Dutch Masters to Modern Britain. Opening 29 May, this exhibition celebrates the richness of the Wilson’s collection, from the forty-three paintings gifted to Cheltenham in 1898 of the de…
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