Visit Cheltenham Blog

Our round up of the new restaurants that have opened, or are due to open very soon, in Cheltenham. Featuring cuisines from around the world from Greek to Mexican and Filipino to Korean! 

Black History Month in October is the chance to celebrate the continued achievements and contributions of Black people to the UK and around the world. It’s also a time for continued action to tackle racism, reclaim Black history, and ensure Black history is represented.

On the 24 August, Ukrainian nationals - including our Ukrainian families & their hosts in Cheltenham - will mark their Independence Day; exactly six months since Russia's invasion.

Enjoy a range of exclusive member benefits including advance ticket sales and special offers whilst supporting the theatre's commitment to community engagement & work with children.

After much anticipation, The Nook on Five has been confirmed as the tenant of the Quadrangle’s rooftop restaurant – the first of its kind in Cheltenham.

Highlights of the fifth annual Cheltenham Paint Festival. The popular event attracts leading national and international street artists to Cheltenham and leaves a lasting colourful legacy, that locals and visitors can enjoy year-round. 

The Brewery Quarter’s annual Summer Jam returned from a two-year break with a bang last weekend in Cheltenham, with a three-day festival full of musical talent. 

Last night we finally experienced the utterly joyous Great British Bake Off The Musical at the Everyman Theatre. A scrumptious musical, jam-packed full of genius puns, heartfelt stories...

The Everyman Theatre supports a range of community groups and outreach programmes, and in 2021 engaged with over 14,000 individuals.

At the Holst Victorian House, you can appreciate the incredible music of Gustav Holst while exploring the only Victorian period house open to the public in Cheltenham.  

Our review, and video, of 2022's 2000trees festival held at Upcote Farm. Dubbed by Kerrang! Magazine as Britain’s coolest festival. Read what we thought about the Cotswolds biggest and best rock party.

Two manuscripts by Gustav Holst (1874-1934), Folk Songs from Somerset and Two Songs Without Words, are on public display for the very first time at the Holst Victorian House in Cheltenham this summer.

Based on the award-winning novel by Michael Morpurgo, this thrilling stage adaptation is a poignant and moving tribute to the casualties of the First World War and those that were left behind. 

Brewhouse & Kitchen, based in the Brewery Quarter Cheltenham, was named the winners of “Pub Brand of the Year 2022” at last night’s National Pub & Bar Awards.

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.