Festivals &amp; Events in Gloucestershire

Thu 23 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Fri 24 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Festivals & EventsSports & Fitness

Walking Rugby Festival

Walking Rugby Festival. Dursley Rugby Club. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Sat 25 Jul08:00Dursley Rugby Club

via Dursley Rugby Club

Sat 25 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Sat 25 Jul11:30The Three Choirs Festival Association Ltd.

Around £20

Festival Reception

Enjoy drinks and canapés with fellow Festival-goers as Gloucester Chair Allen Prior welcomes you to this year's Festival.

via The Three Choirs Festival Association Ltd.Local gem

Festivals & EventsReligion & Spirituality

Festival Eucharist

Rubbra Missa Cantuariensis, Op. 59Rubbra Up, O My Soul, Op. 108

Sun 26 Jul10:15The Three Choirs Festival Association Ltd.

via The Three Choirs Festival Association Ltd.Local gem

Sun 26 Jul10:30St Barnabas Church

Sunday Celebration - St Barnabas

Right then — Sunday Celebration - St Barnabas at St Barnabas Church. We've nabbed the essentials, they've kept the juicy bits for their own site.

via St Barnabas Church

Sun 26 Jul10:30St Mark's Church of England Church

Sunday Celebration - St Mark's

Sunday Celebration - St Mark's at St Mark's Church of England Church. We've done the legwork finding it — they've done the legwork organising it. Fair deal.

via St Mark's Church of England Church

Sun 26 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Mon 27 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Tue 28 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Wed 29 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

Thu 30 Jul11:00Chedworth Roman Villa

Festival of Archaeology at Chedworth Roman Villa

Join us this summer as we bring archaeology to life with the Festival of Archaeology. Across two weeks, discover Roman life and the history of the site through a changing programme of archaeological activities, demonstrations, and living history characters. What you might discover: * Roman Cooking & Bread Making – See how food was prepared in the Roman world and explore ancient ingredients and techniques. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Corn Grinding – Try your hand at processing grain the Roman way. 18th/19th/24th/30th/1st * Natural Wool Dyeing – Learn how colour was created using plants and natural materials. 21st/22nd * Living History Crafts & Archaeology – Meet skilled craftspeople and explore how we uncover the past. 18th/19th * Grand Dining Room Cleaning – Conservation in action. See how we care for and conserve this important space. * The Lost Voices of Chedworth – Discover stories from the past through engaging talks and interpretation. 23rd/29th Special event: Saturday 25 July – Join archaeologist Dr Martin Papworth for a special guided tours, sharing expert insights into the history and discoveries of the site. Meet characters from the past: * Dr Quintus – A knowledgeable Roman Doctor explains how the Romans used nature in medicine. 20th/26th/31st * Flora, Roman Botanist – Discover the plants Romans used for food and daily life. * James Farrer, Victorian Antiquarian – Step into the 19th century and learn about early discoveries at the site. 23rd/28th/29th

ComedyFestivals & EventsTheatre

The Comedy of Errors - Open Air Theatre by The Festival Players

Around £18

The Comedy of Errors - Open Air Theatre by The Festival Players

Enjoy an evening of outdoor entertainment in the Museum's enchanting Walled Garden. Set in the Greek city of Ephesus, The Comedy of Errors tells the story of two sets of identical twins who were accidentally separated at birth. Antipholus of Syracuse and his servant, Dromio of Syracuse, arrive in Ephesus, which turns out to be the home of their twin brothers, Antipholus of Ephesus and his servant, Dromio of Ephesus. When the Syracusans encounter the friends and families of their twins, a series of wild mishaps based on mistaken identities lead to wrongful beatings, a near-seduction, the arrest of Antipholus of Ephesus, and false accusations of infidelity, theft, madness, and demonic possession. The Comedy of Errors is one of William Shakespeare's earliest plays. It is his shortest and one of his most farcical comedies, with a major part of the humour coming from slapstick, mistaken identity as well as puns and word play. Perfect for a relaxed summer's eve with friends and family! Tickets £18 (£16 concs & under 17s) Booking recommended: book online here or Gates open at 6pm, show starts at 7pm (enter & exit via museum reception) Please bring your own rugs or picnic chairs to sit on (no seating provided) and clothes to suit all weathers (warm layers and waterproofs). Picnics welcome, hot and cold drinks, snacks and ice creams available to buy. Sorry - no dogs allowed (only access dogs).

Fri 31 JulMuseum In The Park

via Museum In The ParkCurated