What's on in The Stream

Gloucestershire, England

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From farmers' markets to craft fairs that'll actually have something you want to buy — The Stream knows how to put on a do. We're talking proper local events here: quiz nights that get genuinely competitive, coffee mornings that serve actual decent coffee (not the instant stuff), and village fêtes that are surprisingly well organised. No stadium concerts or festivals that cost a week's wages, just the good stuff happening in village halls, community centres, and that one pub everyone knows about. We're here to make sure you don't miss any of it.

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Hands-On History: Object Handling with the Birdlip Mirror

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Hands-On History: Object Handling with the Birdlip Mirror

Hands-On History: Object Handling with the Birdlip Mirror at Discovery Centre, Museum of Gloucester. That's all we've got, but sometimes a good title is all you need. Intrigued? Us too.

Sat 2 MayDiscovery Centre, Museum of Gloucester(4.9mi)

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What’s on

Featured Oct 25 Oct 25, 2025 – Apr 12, 2026 Exhibitions , Community The Time is Now Oct 25, 2025 – Apr 12, 2026 Exhibitions , Community Three brilliant Gloucester residents, three historic communities, three extraordinary portraits by renowned photographer Emilie Sandy. More Info Oct 25, 2025 – Apr 12, 2026 Exhibitions , Community Mar 28 Mar 28, 2026 – Apr 12, 2026 Trails The Dragon Who Sneaked Away Family Trail Mar 28, 2026 – Apr 12, 2026 Trails Help find Dorothy the baby dragon on our Easter trail and earn a special dragon sticker. Suitable for ages 3+. Learn more Mar 28, 2026 – Apr 12, 2026 Trails Apr 10 Apr 10, 2026 – Sep 25, 2026 Tours , Civic Trust Civic Trust Tours: Eastgate Chamber Apr 10, 2026 – Sep 25, 2026 Tours , Civic Trust Discover the Eastgate Chamber Roman walls , a medieval gate tower and a 16th century horsepool with a Civic Trust Tour Guide… Info + Tickets Apr 10, 2026 – Sep 25, 2026 Tours , Civic Trust Apr 11 Apr 11, 2026 Workshop , Easter Brick Builders Club: Dragons & Castles Apr 11, 2026 Workshop , Easter Let imaginations run wild at our drop-in LEGO building sessions perfect for kids aged 5 and up! Info + Tickets Apr 11, 2026 Workshop , Easter Apr 14 Apr 14, 2026 Tours Tours of the King's Bastion Apr 14, 2026 Tours Step through a trapdoor into Gloucester’s past and explore the secret Roman and medieval remains below King’s Walk.

Sat 2 MayDiscovery Centre, Museum of Gloucester(4.9mi)

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Branch Youth Worship

A Monthly Youth Worship Event for secondary school aged young people. Branch Youth Worship Event – For all in secondary education, bring vibrant worship and challenging message to young people wanting to grow in their faith. Hosted by The Community Church, Cinderford. Branch is a free inter-church event. It is self funded and comes under the ministry of The Community Church for safeguarding, public liability and accountability. For more information, please

Sat 2 May19:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Branch Youth Worship

A Monthly Youth Worship Event for secondary school aged young people. Branch Youth Worship Event – For all in secondary education, bring vibrant worship and challenging message to young people wanting to grow in their faith. Hosted by The Community Church, Cinderford. Branch is a free inter-church event. It is self funded and comes under the ministry of The Community Church for safeguarding, public liability and accountability. For more information, please

Sat 2 May19:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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Welcome to the Diocesan Church School Family – Online drop in discussion sessions

Wednesday 6 May 2026 and Thursday 18 June 2026 4.00pm-5.00pm For Early Career Teachers (ECTs) and teachers new to Church schools. Enabling you to explore the ideas in online materials with Education Team colleagues and peers from other schools. Cost of full programme: £25.00 per participant, including access to asynchronous materials for ECT mentors whose ECTs participate Please book here

Wed 6 May16:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Welcome to the Diocesan Church School Family – Online drop in discussion sessions

Wednesday 6 May 2026 and Thursday 18 June 2026 4.00pm-5.00pm For Early Career Teachers (ECTs) and teachers new to Church schools. Enabling you to explore the ideas in online materials with Education Team colleagues and peers from other schools. Cost of full programme: £25.00 per participant, including access to asynchronous materials for ECT mentors whose ECTs participate Please book here

Wed 6 May16:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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Growing Hope - Accessibility Training

Growing Hope - Accessibility Training

This practical workshop will look at how to support children, young people and adults with a range of needs. Additional needs can include anything which impacts upon participation in activity (physical, learning, mental health or undiagnosed needs). We’ll focus on our sensory processing: how we take in the world through our senses how God speaks to us through these senses how multisensory strategies enable our church communities and spaces to be accessible for everyone. Growing Hope is a charity providing free therapy for children and young people with additional needs in partnership with local churches across the UK. To book your place, please click here. Led by: Barrie Voyce, Senior Youth Connector Barrie leads the growing network of deanery youth connectors, enabling and equipping effective youth ministry across the diocese. Faith Spinks, from Growing Hope will be your facilitator for the evening. Faith works for Growing Hope as Accessibility Engagement Officer connecting with churches, schools and other organisations, providing accessibility training and awards. She is a qualified teacher with a BA (QTS) in education and has spent her career working with children and young people – as a teacher, in-school student mentoring, church children and youth work, in the charity sector, volunteering with foster kids, and working in Brazil with children and young people living on the streets.

Wed 6 May17:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Growing Hope - Accessibility Training

Growing Hope - Accessibility Training

This practical workshop will look at how to support children, young people and adults with a range of needs. Additional needs can include anything which impacts upon participation in activity (physical, learning, mental health or undiagnosed needs). We’ll focus on our sensory processing: how we take in the world through our senses how God speaks to us through these senses how multisensory strategies enable our church communities and spaces to be accessible for everyone. Growing Hope is a charity providing free therapy for children and young people with additional needs in partnership with local churches across the UK. To book your place, please click here. Led by: Barrie Voyce, Senior Youth Connector Barrie leads the growing network of deanery youth connectors, enabling and equipping effective youth ministry across the diocese. Faith Spinks, from Growing Hope will be your facilitator for the evening. Faith works for Growing Hope as Accessibility Engagement Officer connecting with churches, schools and other organisations, providing accessibility training and awards. She is a qualified teacher with a BA (QTS) in education and has spent her career working with children and young people – as a teacher, in-school student mentoring, church children and youth work, in the charity sector, volunteering with foster kids, and working in Brazil with children and young people living on the streets.

Wed 6 May17:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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The Michael Perham University and Cathedral Lecture 2026

The Michael Perham University and Cathedral Lecture 2026

Education, Justice and Spirituality: Is spirituality the missing ingredient to our underperforming education and justice systems? This talk is presented by the Reverend Canon Steve Chalke MBE, founder of the Oasis Trust. Steve is a distinguished author, speaker, former UN Special Advisor on Human Trafficking, and Baptist minister. In 1985, he founded the Oasis Trust, a leading charity dedicated to building inclusive local communities. Today, Oasis operates across multiple countries, providing housing, education, healthcare, and various community-building initiatives. In England, Oasis runs 56 schools and recently opened Oasis Restore, the UK’s first Secure School – a groundbreaking therapeutic alternative to youth prisons designed to support high-risk children and young people in the justice system. Steve is also a regular media commentator, and his latest book is called A Manifesto for Hope. This year’s lecture is taking place at The Chapel, Francis Close Hall, Cheltenham, GL50 4AZ. Pay and display parking is available at the campus. There will be a retiring collection in aid of the Oasis Charitable Trust. Book onto the event →

Wed 6 May19:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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The Michael Perham University and Cathedral Lecture 2026

The Michael Perham University and Cathedral Lecture 2026

Education, Justice and Spirituality: Is spirituality the missing ingredient to our underperforming education and justice systems? This talk is presented by the Reverend Canon Steve Chalke MBE, founder of the Oasis Trust. Steve is a distinguished author, speaker, former UN Special Advisor on Human Trafficking, and Baptist minister. In 1985, he founded the Oasis Trust, a leading charity dedicated to building inclusive local communities. Today, Oasis operates across multiple countries, providing housing, education, healthcare, and various community-building initiatives. In England, Oasis runs 56 schools and recently opened Oasis Restore, the UK’s first Secure School – a groundbreaking therapeutic alternative to youth prisons designed to support high-risk children and young people in the justice system. Steve is also a regular media commentator, and his latest book is called A Manifesto for Hope. This year’s lecture is taking place at The Chapel, Francis Close Hall, Cheltenham, GL50 4AZ. Pay and display parking is available at the campus. There will be a retiring collection in aid of the Oasis Charitable Trust. Book onto the event →

Wed 6 May19:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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Trussell - Walking Humbly launch

Is your church a place where people facing hunger and hardship can belong fully? We would love you to come to the launch of Trussell’s Walking Humbly resources online via Microsoft Teams on 7 May from 9am to 10.30am. The resources include a booklet for church leaders and a series of Bible Studies to help explore how churches can be communities where all are welcomed and all voices are heard. The resources were written with Trussell’s group of Lived Experience Partners – people who are Christian who have needed to access the support of a food bank. Speakers at the event will include Bishop Martyn Snow, Bishop of Leicester and the CofE’s lead Bishop on Poverty, Hannah Fremont-Brown who co-authored the resources and is the Justice Seeking Church Officer for the Methodist Church alongside members of the Lived Experience Group and Trussell staff. Sign up for the webinar→ If you want to order copies of the resources but can’t make the webinar please let them know at

Thu 7 May09:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Trussell - Walking Humbly launch

Is your church a place where people facing hunger and hardship can belong fully? We would love you to come to the launch of Trussell’s Walking Humbly resources online via Microsoft Teams on 7 May from 9am to 10.30am. The resources include a booklet for church leaders and a series of Bible Studies to help explore how churches can be communities where all are welcomed and all voices are heard. The resources were written with Trussell’s group of Lived Experience Partners – people who are Christian who have needed to access the support of a food bank. Speakers at the event will include Bishop Martyn Snow, Bishop of Leicester and the CofE’s lead Bishop on Poverty, Hannah Fremont-Brown who co-authored the resources and is the Justice Seeking Church Officer for the Methodist Church alongside members of the Lived Experience Group and Trussell staff. Sign up for the webinar→ If you want to order copies of the resources but can’t make the webinar please let them know at

Thu 7 May09:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse

There is a requirement that the Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse Training course is completed by all clergy, PTO, Readers, Bishop and Pastoral visitors, Parish Safeguarding Officers, PCC and lay chapter members. It is estimated that domestic abuse affects 1 in 3 women and 1 in 7 men. Therefore, we will all know people who are victims and perpetrators of domestic abuse. The aim of the module is designed to equip participants to engage thoughtfully and proactively with the issue of domestic abuse and those affected. We recognise that not everyone will wish to complete modules online so we are also offering some face-to-face sessions. This might be a good way to ensure that people feel safe and supported when accessing the training, particularly with this module. This course will be run at Stanton Hall, 6 Church Street, Church Piece, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53 8AR To book a place, please email: ku.gro.coidsolg@gniniartgnidraugefas

Thu 7 May14:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse

There is a requirement that the Raising Awareness of Domestic Abuse Training course is completed by all clergy, PTO, Readers, Bishop and Pastoral visitors, Parish Safeguarding Officers, PCC and lay chapter members. It is estimated that domestic abuse affects 1 in 3 women and 1 in 7 men. Therefore, we will all know people who are victims and perpetrators of domestic abuse. The aim of the module is designed to equip participants to engage thoughtfully and proactively with the issue of domestic abuse and those affected. We recognise that not everyone will wish to complete modules online so we are also offering some face-to-face sessions. This might be a good way to ensure that people feel safe and supported when accessing the training, particularly with this module. This course will be run at Stanton Hall, 6 Church Street, Church Piece, Charlton Kings, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL53 8AR To book a place, please email: ku.gro.coidsolg@gniniartgnidraugefas

Thu 7 May14:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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What’s On Calendar

What’s On Calendar

What’s On Locally Your guide to whats on and places to visit in Gloucestershire, including local news and reviews, courtesy of Explore Gloucestershire website. Click here for more information…

Thu 7 May19:00Old Twigworth Parish Council(3.1mi)

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Pray for Youth and Children - Forest of Dean

Praying for children and young people to know Jesus. A monthly Forest of Dean wide prayer breakfast meeting. Open for all to network, support and pray. Organised by Together for Youth partnering with The Community Family Minister, and Churches Together in Lydney. Contact for more information or to register your interest.

Fri 8 May08:30Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Mental Health First Aid - Day 1 of 2

Become a Mental Health First Aider · MHFA England is an internationally recognised training programme. Through the training participants will gain the skills and confidence to spot the triggers and signs of mental health problems and be able to contribute effectively to reducing stigma. This course is designed for someone who would like to take on a role after the course of promoting a positive mental health culture and being a point of contact if someone is experiencing mental ill health. This course will be over 2 days – 8 and 15 May 2026 from 9.00am – 5.00pm. You will need to attend both days Venue – St Andrew’s Church Hall, Churchdown, Gloucester Cost – you need to cover the cost of the MHFA Workbook approx £32 To book a place please email ku.gro.coidsolg@gniniartgnidraugefas

Fri 8 May09:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.7mi)

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Mental Health First Aid - Day 1 of 2

Become a Mental Health First Aider · MHFA England is an internationally recognised training programme. Through the training participants will gain the skills and confidence to spot the triggers and signs of mental health problems and be able to contribute effectively to reducing stigma. This course is designed for someone who would like to take on a role after the course of promoting a positive mental health culture and being a point of contact if someone is experiencing mental ill health. This course will be over 2 days – 8 and 15 May 2026 from 9.00am – 5.00pm. You will need to attend both days Venue – St Andrew’s Church Hall, Churchdown, Gloucester Cost – you need to cover the cost of the MHFA Workbook approx £32 To book a place please email ku.gro.coidsolg@gniniartgnidraugefas

Fri 8 May09:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4.7mi)

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