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Rainy Day Picks This Weekend in Stanton (Tewkesbury)

10 picks around Stanton (Tewkesbury), from 7 local venues. The map pin is doing actual work here.

25–26 July Near Stanton (Tewkesbury)

Not every listing gets a golden ticket

We check the usual frankly silly number of local websites, then look for events that feel rainy-day friendly: cinemas, theatres, talks, workshops, galleries, concerts, cosy venues, and anything less likely to involve standing in a muddy field making brave weather noises.

Happening Saturday 25 July to Sunday 26 July.
Picked for Stanton (Tewkesbury), not somewhere halfway across the county.
Only Local Gems and Curated venues make the cut, because standards are still a thing.
Listings with proper descriptions get bumped up the list. Three words and a shrug will not do.

Our 10 picks near Stanton (Tewkesbury)

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BCP Gathering

at St Peters

The Book of Common Prayer (BCP) was written in the mid 1500s by the reformer Thomas Cranmer. It is widely considered to be one of the most important works of English literature ever written. It is still much loved due to the beauty of the traditional language and remains a significant source of doctrine for the Church of England. At the 8am you’ll find a peaceful, reflective space with no sung worship where we journey through silence, ancient liturgy (the words used to structure a worship gathering) and share the eucharist together.

6 milesSun 26 Jul08:00
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Religion & Spirituality
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Informal Gathering

at St Peters

The emphasis in this gathering is on Inspiring worship, making space for God’s Spirit to meet with us, and learning from the Bible together. We worship God with contemporary songs, using creative media and take time to get to grips with what God’s word means for us today. The teaching here is a bit more in-depth than at our other gatherings and people of all ages are warmly welcome (see ‘Children and Young People’). We also share communion on the first Sunday of the month.

6 milesSun 26 Jul11:00
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Religion & Spirituality

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Illyria

at The Lenches Amphitheatre

Frederick, accidentally apprenticed to Pirates as a child, is indentured to the Pirate King until his 21st birthday. On the day he reaches 21 he leaves the ship, announcing that he now intends to dedicate his life to the Pirates’ destruction. The Pirate King checks the contract’s small print – and realises that as Frederick’s birthday is 29th February on a leap year he has only had four birthdays and is actually indentured for another 63 years. With only the Penzance constabulary to protect him, will Frederick be forced to serve the pirates until he is 84? And will his sweetheart, Mabel, wait for him that long? Performed by a six-strong cast of actor/singers with fully orchestrated accompaniment, The Pirates of Penzance boasts such gloriously memorable songs as “To be a Pirate King!”; “Modern Major General” and “A Policeman’s Lot is Not a Happy One”. With razor sharp satire and glittering wit, it remains as fresh as if it had been written today.

11 milesSun 26 Jul
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Petrol & Pride

at British Motor Museum

The UK's most colourful motoring event! Petrol & Pride is returning for its second year, building an empowering new fixture for members, friends and allies of the LGBTQIA+ community which aims to allow everyone to show off their pride in their wheels and themselves. The event is not only inclusive of all people, but of all vehicles. Whatever you drive, no matter its shape, size or colour, this show is where it belongs! Immerse yourself in a day of music, food and fun in the beating heart of Britain’s motoring heritage. Expect prizes for the Butchest, Gayest, and Best Glow Up, and an incredible pride flag display made from different coloured cars. This event is run as a partnership between Petrol and Pride and the British Motor Museum. All proceeds will support the work of the Museum and an LGBTQ+ charity to be announced. Your ticket includes entry to the British Motor Museum with over 400 iconic British vehicles to see, along with two brand-new feature exhibitions - Forza Horizon 6: The Experience and Spoiler Alert: The Hot Hatch Story, making this a day out you won’t want to miss! Fly your colours. Drive with Pride. Got a question? Get in touch at

21.9 milesSun 26 Jul
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