Blog (What's On) - Visit Cheltenham

A brand-new production of the blueprint for the modern thriller, Dial M for Murder is back at the Everyman Theatre until this Saturday, 16th October...

Direct from the West End, multi award-winning theatre group, Mischief, returned to the Everyman Theatre last night with their brand new comedy – Groan Ups.

The Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR) is rounding off its 40^th Anniversary celebrations with an ‘mixed traction’ gala over the weekend of 6^th and 7^th November.

A thrilling retelling of a real-life murder mystery is gripping audiences at the Everyman Theatre...

TIVOLI, Cheltenham’s highly anticipated new boutique cinema, opened its doors to visitors today. Mayor of Cheltenham, Councillor Steve Harvey, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony...

One of the most acclaimed dramas of modern theatre is performing at The Everyman Theatre until Saturday 25th September. We invited local theatre enthusiast, Danielle Ellis, to check it out on behalf of Visit Cheltenham...

A celebratory relay walk of the 102 mile Cotswold Way route will begin in Bath on 11^th September before taking in Leckhampton Hill, Crickley Hill and Cleeve Hill in Cheltenham.

A new urban axe throwing venue has opened in Cheltenham town centre bringing the sport of axe throwing indoors to our Regency town.

TIVOLI, Cheltenham’s highly anticipated new boutique cinema, has announced when it will opens its doors. The luxury cinema, café and bar will boast state-of-the-art technology, tasteful interiors and impressive food and drinks...

Following the amazing success at the Minack Open Air Theatre, award-winning producer David Pugh has brought Willy Russell’s critically acclaimed comedy, Educating Rita, to the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham.

Steaming out of the station at Cheltenham Racecourse, little brings history more to life than the heritage attraction that is the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR).

Horrible Histories is live on stage at the Everyman Theatre until Sunday. We invited Danielle Ellis & her 9 year old granddaughter to check it out. They said it was gruesomely good!

Some extraordinary women were born, lived in, or visited Cheltenham from its early days as a spa town to the 21st century...

Last night we had the absolute pleasure of watching Priscilla Queen of the Desert at the Everyman Theatre. The musical sensation has returned for one week only following the two week, sold-out run in June and July...

London Classic Theatre's Absurd Person Singular is currently performing at the Everyman Theatre. Local theatre enthusiast, Danielle Ellis, went to check it out on behalf of Visit Cheltenham.