Three roaming bands will give free pop-up performances on Cheltenham’s High Street, Promenade and Imperial Gardens to celebrate the opening weekend of Cheltenham Music Festival on 9 and 10 July.
We are delighted that the Queens Hotel Cheltenham has reopened its Summer Garden and unveiled a brand-new menu following the appointment of a new Executive Head Chef.
The grounds of Pittville Pump Room will be transformed into an all-American ‘Stars and Stripes’ weekend to commemorate the 80th anniversary of American forces arriving...
It was worth the two year wait to welcome back Cheltenham Science Festival to its full glory with 11,300+ tickets issued & an estimated 49,000 people enjoying free interactive zones.
You are invited to celebrate the reopening of Cheltenham's art gallery and museum on 23 & 24 July after a dynamic £500,000 re-design. Pop along and enjoy a weekend of events and activities.
A brand-new FREE drop-in zone – The Arcade - will appear at Cheltenham Science Festival this year, designed to be an inclusive space for everyone to get hands on and have fun.
You are invited to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee in style with a street party on Regent Street! Enjoy food and drink from independent Cheltenham businesses around a communal table, whilst you listen to live music.
20 exciting activities and performances will be on offer at the Cheltenham Children’s Festival. This exciting festival is free of charge for all and looks at celebrating all the strengths and talents of children in the town.
Cheltenham will officially welcome the Queen’s Baton as part of the 16th official Queen’s Baton Relay – an exciting journey which brings together and celebrates communities...
Tuckwell Amphitheatre are thrilled to launch their annual Open-Air Theatre Festival with a line-up that will have audiences laughing their socks off, singing their hearts out and gripped in wonder.
Over 34,800 tickets sold for performances ft. international acts, jazz icons, trailblazing up-and-coming talent, intimate club gigs, world premieres and family-friendly shows. 25,000 people enjoyed free music.