Blog (Things to do) - Visit Cheltenham

The Everyman Theatre Cheltenham has launched 2025 with the release of its new season brochure, packed with an impressive lineup of world-class productions.

Curated by painter and folklorist Ben Edge, Common Ground invites visitors to explore stories of change, rebellion, and reclamation.

Cheltenham is gearing up for an unforgettable 2025, with a year packed full of exciting events, landmark anniversaries, and new experiences. The Festival Town is set to shine with a series of unmissable moments.

Their new covers mean that anyone can play Padel whatever the weather, while still enjoy being outside in the beautiful countryside at Elkstone.

Cheltenham Playhouse’s 2024 pantomime has enjoyed a towering opening weekend, with capacity audiences enjoying side-splitting humour and edge-of-the-seat action!

The Wilson Art Gallery and Museum in Cheltenham has unveiled its latest cohort of talented new artists-in-residence under the We Are Creators programme.

Available for individuals and families a skating voucher is the perfect date night present for that special someone, a festive family day out, or just as an excuse to see your friends fall over!

The Jockey Club has announced several big changes coming to next year's Cheltenham Festival, 11 - 15 March 2025, aiming to make it the best experience possible for all visitors to the Home of Jump Racing.

The most enchanting season is upon us, and Webbs in Cheltenham is thrilled to announce the grand opening of its Christmas Grotto on Saturday, 30^th November 2024.

One of the many wonderful things about the Cheltenham Paint Festival is that you can enjoy the expressive street art, created by incredible artists from around the world, year-round.

Kingsholm is set to welcome fans back to the ‘Holm of Gloucester Rugby as the 2024/25 season gets underway. Gloucester, known as the ‘Cherry and Whites’, play in the heart of the city at the famous Kingsholm Stadium.

This ambitious programme will feature exhibitions and interactive artworks, events and activities designed to engage and inspire visitors of all ages.

GWSR is expecting a good turnout from people interested in finding out what it takes to run a heritage railway for Young Engineers’ weekend.

The Cheltenham Trust is offering an invitation to a showcase, come and experience what the heritage building has to offer and its unique role at the heart of Cheltenham life.

This year, Cheltenham Civic Society has revealed its biggest-ever programme of events for Cheltenham Heritage Open Days, with 73 open buildings exploring the themes of Secret Places & Connections