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This autumn the stars of Robot Wars leave the safety of the TV studio and head to Cheltenham. The show will feature new and old robots facing off live, with lots of exclusive features added in to enhance the experience. Major Damage the house robot will make an appearance too, showing off to make sure …
The Great British Food Festival serves up a tasty menu of exhibitors as it comes to Gloucestershire. There are also activities for all ages. The festival typically features an artisan market, food challenges, and also an interactive bake stage. Festival-goers can browse everything from cheeses, sauces and fresh fruit juices to barbecue and international specialities. …
The Great British Food Festival at Westonbirt House, Tetbury Read More »
The foodie event of the year, Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival, takes place in June each year. The festival is in Montpellier Gardens in the town’s heart. The Cheltenham Food & Drink Festival is an exciting day out for adults and children. There is typically live music throughout the weekend and you will have the …
Gloucester Docks host The Tall Ships Festival on the Spring Bank Holiday weekend in May. This is a fun event for all the family and people travel from far and wide to see the ships and enjoy the fun. When? This event takes place on the Spring Bank holiday weekend every 2 years on odd …
Fresh Air Sculpture 2019, a contemporary sculpture show taking place on 16th June – 7th July, in the extensive gardens of The Old Rectory in the beautiful Cotswold village of Quenington.
Tetbury Woolsack races is a 17th Century tradition, Tetbury’s Woolsack races originated in the 17th Century. They involved young men showing off to local women by running up the town’s steep Gumstool Hill. The race is between the Royal Oak and Crown pubs, carrying woolsacks. The race course is 240yds up and down a 1 in …