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Head to the Wild West this weekend!
19/08/2019
This year's Show at Brockhampton on Saturday (August 24) is the 73rd such event and is taking on a 'Country and Western' theme.
Residents of the parishes of Sevenhampton, Hawling and Charlton Abbotts pool together to stage the annual event traditionally held on the Saturday preceding August Bank Holiday Monday.
Countdown to Cornbury Music Festival
18/06/2019
There's less than three weeks to go until a galaxy of stars appear at the 16th Cornbury Music Festival.
The festival takes place at Great Tew Park, near Chipping Norton, from July 5 to 7.
The festival takes place at Great Tew Park, near Chipping Norton, from July 5 to 7.
New festival will showcase Americana acts
13/06/2019
The beautiful Oxfordshire countryside is destined to become immersed in the world of Amerciana this summer, at the first-ever Over the Hill festival.
Proudly presented by Glovebox Live, Over the Hill festival will take place on Bank Holiday Monday, August 26, at the picturesque Cogges Manor Farm, Witney.
Proudly presented by Glovebox Live, Over the Hill festival will take place on Bank Holiday Monday, August 26, at the picturesque Cogges Manor Farm, Witney.
Daylesford festival celebrates 'Summer of Love'
04/06/2019
The Daylesford Summer Festival, which takes place on Saturday, June 8, from 10am to 5pm, has fast become the highlight of the year at the organic farm in the Cotswolds.
This year’s Summer Festival theme is “Summer of Love” and Daylesford invites the guests to wear 1960s fancy dress, flowers in the hair and celebrate the arrival of summer.
This year’s Summer Festival theme is “Summer of Love” and Daylesford invites the guests to wear 1960s fancy dress, flowers in the hair and celebrate the arrival of summer.
'Redcoats' relive the Butlins holiday dream
04/06/2019
Yorkshire-based Mikron Theatre arrive in Gloucestershire on their vintage narrowboat on Wednesday, June19, as the company bring their new show 'Redcoats' to The Trout Inn at Lechlade on Thames at 7.30pm
Mikron's radiant redcoats are set to guide you through 80 years of the Billy Butlin's holiday dream.
Mikron's radiant redcoats are set to guide you through 80 years of the Billy Butlin's holiday dream.
An evening of rural revelry at Cotswold Olimpicks
30/05/2019
Tomorrow (Friday, May 31) brings the 407th anniversary of the Cotswold Olimpicks. A truly unique occasion in England's Spring/Summer calendar, the Robert Dover's Olimpick Games was a genuine pre-cursor to the modern Olympic Games.
A fanciful summer concert for 'Carnegie Choir'
20/05/2019
Recently returned from performing in New York’s famous Carnegie Hall, community choir The Village Singers are looking forward to a summer concert in Cirencester.
The choir invite you to join them for their zesty and possibly a little self-indulgent programme, A Little of What You Fancy!
The choir invite you to join them for their zesty and possibly a little self-indulgent programme, A Little of What You Fancy!
Thrilling version of timeless Bard classic
16/05/2019
The Barn Theatre in Cirencester is about to stage a mesmerizing production of Shakespeare's timeless classic Henry V.
Set in modern surroundings, this tale of war, its victors and victims, is cleverly brought up to date and explores the conflict between tradition and modernity in Britain through the lens of a nation at war.
Set in modern surroundings, this tale of war, its victors and victims, is cleverly brought up to date and explores the conflict between tradition and modernity in Britain through the lens of a nation at war.
The Big Feastival announces final line-up
01/05/2019
Acoustic singer Jack Savoretti, DJ Grandmaster Flash, rock sensation Sleeper, and singer-songwriter Bessie Turner, have been announced as the latest additions to take to The Big Feastival’s Main Stage this August.
Also making a very special appearance will be The Alex James Orchestra, along with Dodgy and BBC Music Introducing: Little Brother Eli.
Also making a very special appearance will be The Alex James Orchestra, along with Dodgy and BBC Music Introducing: Little Brother Eli.
Black tie event for charity close to organiser's heart
28/03/2019
A black tie charity event is being held at an stunning Cotswold venue in aid of Winston's Wish, a charity very close to the organiser's heart.
'The Bling Fling' is taking place at Stanway Tithe Barn, near Winchcombe, on Saturday, May 4, to raise funds for the Gloucestershire-based charity that supports children and young people after the death of a parent or sibling.
'The Bling Fling' is taking place at Stanway Tithe Barn, near Winchcombe, on Saturday, May 4, to raise funds for the Gloucestershire-based charity that supports children and young people after the death of a parent or sibling.
UK's biggest birds of prey show launches at Warwick Castle
27/03/2019
The Easter school holidays are set to be a soaring success as Warwick Castle launches The Falconer’s Quest, its new aerial adventure starring over 70 birds of prey - around 40 of which will be in the sky at once - on Saturday, April 6.
Spend the evening with Another Country
14/03/2019
A quiet corner of the Cotswolds will be rocking tomorrow night (Friday, March 15) when a band with a real country influence introduces its new line-up.
The Butchers Arms at Mickleton, near Chipping Campden, is the place to be to see Another Country in action. The band was formed in 2017 by brothers Mark and Andrew Foster and drummer Pete Barry.
The Butchers Arms at Mickleton, near Chipping Campden, is the place to be to see Another Country in action. The band was formed in 2017 by brothers Mark and Andrew Foster and drummer Pete Barry.
Festival favourites Keane return for Cornbury's Sweet 16
07/02/2019
Six years after their sensational performance at Cornbury, award-winning pop rockers Keane return to headline Cornbury’s 16th Festival on Saturday 6 July.
Cornbury will be one of Keane’s first appearances since band members took a break at the end of 2013 to work on other projects, so their appearance will be a huge crowd-puller.
Cornbury will be one of Keane’s first appearances since band members took a break at the end of 2013 to work on other projects, so their appearance will be a huge crowd-puller.
Subscription Rooms transfer approved
18/01/2019
The future of a historic entertainments venue will be secured after Stroud District Council leaders approved a deal which will see it remain in public hands.
Stroud Subscription Rooms will be transferred from the district council to Stroud Town Council and Stroud Subscription Rooms Trust at the end of March, after a key committee voted in favour of the deal yesterday (Thursday, January 17).
Stroud Subscription Rooms will be transferred from the district council to Stroud Town Council and Stroud Subscription Rooms Trust at the end of March, after a key committee voted in favour of the deal yesterday (Thursday, January 17).
Blow away the January blues at Cocklebarrow Races
04/01/2019
The Cocklebarrow Races is the perfect family day out in the Cotswold countryside and the perfect cure for rubbing away those January blues.
The Heythrop Point-to-Point event has in the past attracted a host of celebrities - whether it’s David Cameron, Jeremy Clarkson, Alex James, Giles Coren, John Inverdale, Jilly Cooper, Xander Armstrong, Zara Philips or Liz Hurley, you are almost certain to see one or two of them on Sunday, January 27.
The Heythrop Point-to-Point event has in the past attracted a host of celebrities - whether it’s David Cameron, Jeremy Clarkson, Alex James, Giles Coren, John Inverdale, Jilly Cooper, Xander Armstrong, Zara Philips or Liz Hurley, you are almost certain to see one or two of them on Sunday, January 27.
Film society launches exciting new season
02/01/2019
Winchcombe Film Society begins its new season tomorrow (Thursday) evening with a screening of Lion, a heart-rending tale of a boy lost and found in India and Australia.
The society generally meets on the last Friday of every month except July and August, at Abbey Fields Community Centre, Winchcombe, showing a wide range of popular and independent films.
The society generally meets on the last Friday of every month except July and August, at Abbey Fields Community Centre, Winchcombe, showing a wide range of popular and independent films.
Music legend Georgie Fame to play in Cotswold church
17/12/2018
Whether you remember the sixties, or arrived on the planet much more recently, it is very likely that you have been influenced by the contribution Georgie Fame has made to jazz, pop and contemporary music.
Air Tattoo offers half-price tickets to its 'neighbours'
14/12/2018
The Royal International Air Tattoo is thanking its 'neighbours' by offering half price Friday and Sunday tickets to next summer’s airshow.
Valid for Friday, July 19, and Sunday, July 21, residents with specific postcodes living close to RAF Fairford – where the world-famous military airshow is held – have until May 31 to purchase up to two discounted tickets per residential household as a ‘thank you’ for their support.
REVIEW: Aladdin, Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
10/12/2018
Aladdin has everything you could possibly hope for to make for a magical evening of good old-fashioned family entertainment.
In a move away from recent years at the Everyman, this panto is written and directed by ex-Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan and he definitely deserves a gold badge for his efforts.
In a move away from recent years at the Everyman, this panto is written and directed by ex-Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan and he definitely deserves a gold badge for his efforts.
REVIEW: Dick Whittington, The Roses, Tewkesbury
05/12/2018
The Roses has come up with yet another seasonal winner for Tewkesbury audiences in the shape of its much-anticipated pantomime Dick Whittington.
Writer and director Ben Crocker seems to produce first-class pantos for fun (literally). This year there will be over 200 of his pantomimes performed all over the world and this is his seventh consecutive year working at The Roses.
Writer and director Ben Crocker seems to produce first-class pantos for fun (literally). This year there will be over 200 of his pantomimes performed all over the world and this is his seventh consecutive year working at The Roses.
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