The Times and Sunday Times Cheltenham Literature Festival has today announced Women’s Prize for Fiction winner Virginia Evans’ and The Correspondent as this year’s Big Read title, launching a celebration of reading ahead of the Festival taking place this Autumn (9-18 October). Fresh from winning…
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Leading national arts charity Cheltenham Festivals has just launched ‘The Next Chapter’, its innovative new 5-year strategy (2026-2030), placing people, place and collective action at the centre of its mission and vision. By 2030 Cheltenham Festivals will: Provide 50% of its festival activity for…
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Local arts enthusiast, Darren, takes us on a gentle wander through Cheltenham’s beautiful Montpellier district - a place where Regency elegance, independent galleries and café culture come together. In this guest blog, he explores what makes the area such a joy for art lovers, discovering inspiring…
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The Cheltenham Trust is delighted to announce a new partnership with the Tourist Information Centre, offering the service a new home in Cheltenham Town Hall. Opening from today, Tuesday 10 March, the volunteer-run service will be based in the foyer Monday to Saturday 10am–4pm (closed Sundays). The…
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Cheltenham Jazz Festival (29 April-4 May) is thrilled to announce a new 3-year partnership with DEYA Brewery for 2026, celebrating the Festival's 30th anniversary with bold sounds, fresh talent and great beer. Marking the next chapter of the internationally renowned jazz festival, the partnership…
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Ahead of National Storytelling Week (2-8 February), Cheltenham Festivals has set out its ambitions for The Next Chapter of the charity’s future, with a campaign of activities dedicated to creating a world where everyone can explore and create culture. In support of The National Year of Reading, at…
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Cheltenham is full of stories waiting to be uncovered, and 2026 is the perfect time to experience the town from a fresh perspective. From inspiring museums and galleries and behind-the-scenes access to legendary local venues and award-winning food and drink producers, to expert tours that reveal…
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Celebrations include a special exhibition and the chance to adopt the piano on which Gustav Holst composed The Planets. The Cheltenham birthplace of composer Gustav Holst is celebrating 50 years as a museum with a special exhibition and a golden anniversary appeal to help safeguard its future. Since…
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Montpellier, one of Cheltenham’s most elegant districts, offers a blend of fine dining, boutique shopping and timeless bars set against a backdrop of beautiful Regency architecture. For the Saints 22 Montpellier Walk, Cheltenham GL50 1SD Bringing a dash of Italian charm to Cheltenham, For the…
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Nestled in the heart of Gloucestershire, Cheltenham is often celebrated as one of the UK's most desirable places to live. In fact, according to the team at The Sunday Times, our Regency Town is the second best place to live in the UK! With nearby Stroud in third place and the neighbouring…
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