What's on in Wainlode Hill

Gloucestershire, England

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Book clubs, bingo, and the occasional village fête that's surprisingly well organised — Wainlode Hill punches well above its weight for local events, and Gloucestershire's all the better for it. You'll find everything from craft workshops the kids won't stop asking about to open mic nights that are genuinely worth staying up past nine for. The big listings sites have never heard of half these venues, which is their loss and your gain. Parish council listings, community centre noticeboards, pub websites we've had to zoom in on to read properly — we've checked them all so you don't have to.

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Suzi Ruffell
Community
Around £17

Suzi Ruffell

It’s hard to be good all the time. A good mother, a good daughter, a good partner, a good friend, a good person. To be ambitious but not ruthless; a succes

Fri 17 Apr19:30Limelight Sessions(4.5mi)
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European Brass Band Championships
Community

European Brass Band Championships

The Flowers Band will represent England at the 2026 European Brass Band Championships in Linz, Austria. This is the first time that the band have qualified

Sat 18 Apr16:00Limelight Sessions(4.5mi)
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community
Community

X:Alt

X:alt is a children’s event run by Holy Apostles Church with music, fun and games, crafts and gunge, whilst learning about the Christian faith with friends. Aimed at children age 7 – 11. To book or get more info, please

Sat 18 Apr17:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4mi)
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X:Alt

X:alt is a children’s event run by Holy Apostles Church with music, fun and games, crafts and gunge, whilst learning about the Christian faith with friends. Aimed at children age 7 – 11. To book or get more info, please

Sat 18 Apr17:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.4mi)
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Paul Smith: Pablo Live
Comedy
Around £13

Paul Smith: Pablo Live

From one of the UK’s most viral stand-up comedians, in his debut special, “Paul Smith: Pablo Live” is the show you’ve all been waiting for.Filmed live at t

Sat 18 Apr19:00Limelight Sessions(4.5mi)
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Community

Sunday Celebration - St Barnabas

Sunday Celebration - St Barnabas — brought to you by St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham and surfaced by us. A beautiful collaboration, if we do say so ourselves.

Sun 19 Apr09:30St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham(5mi)
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Community

Sunday Celebration - St Mark's

We found this gem on St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham's website. Sunday Celebration - St Mark's — sounds like it could be a cracker, doesn't it?

Sun 19 Apr09:30St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham(5mi)
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Community

Fellowship - St Aidan & St Silas

Fellowship - St Aidan & St Silas. St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham. Date's on the card. That's the trailer — their site's got the main feature.

Sun 19 Apr09:40St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham(5mi)
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321 Course — St. Catharine's Gloucester
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321 Course — St. Catharine's Gloucester

321 Course — St. Catharine's Gloucester at St Catharine's Church. Consider this your nudge. The organiser's site is your next stop for the details.

Sun 19 Apr16:00St Catharine's Church(4.1mi)
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community
Community

Open the Gospel Learning Community

Do you sometimes read the Gospel for this coming Sunday and wonder what new perspective you might find? Would you value space to wrestle with the text with other, faithful people? Could you benefit from help thinking through how to connect with all generations through your preaching? If you sometimes feel isolated, uninspired and like you’d benefit from a sounding board as you prepare to preach, we are here for you! Open the Gospel is an online learning community of preachers, lay and ordained, where each week on a Monday we will engage with the Gospel reading for the coming Sunday from different perspectives. It is a space to listen and learn from one another and, in the process, create recorded resources that can be accessed at any time and used in services where a preacher is not available. To join the conversation at 1pm please click here

Mon 20 Apr13:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4mi)
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community
Community

Open the Gospel Learning Community

Do you sometimes read the Gospel for this coming Sunday and wonder what new perspective you might find? Would you value space to wrestle with the text with other, faithful people? Could you benefit from help thinking through how to connect with all generations through your preaching? If you sometimes feel isolated, uninspired and like you’d benefit from a sounding board as you prepare to preach, we are here for you! Open the Gospel is an online learning community of preachers, lay and ordained, where each week on a Monday we will engage with the Gospel reading for the coming Sunday from different perspectives. It is a space to listen and learn from one another and, in the process, create recorded resources that can be accessed at any time and used in services where a preacher is not available. To join the conversation at 1pm please click here

Mon 20 Apr13:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.4mi)
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Community

Weekly Parish Prayer - Zoom

The full scoop on Weekly Parish Prayer - Zoom lives over on St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham's site. We're just the friendly messenger.

Mon 20 Apr18:00St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham(5mi)
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Why The Tempest?: The play in Christian perspective
Community

Why The Tempest?: The play in Christian perspective

Three monthly lectures plus one study day to discuss The Tempest by Shakespeare, through the lens of religion. Reading (or rereading) The Tempest ahead of the lectures and study day is recommended, or you may wish to watch a performance via Globe Player. Tuesday 17 February, 2pm to 4pm: ‘Be not afeard…’ – an introduction to The Tempest, by Adrian Barlow (St Philip & St James, Cheltenham)/ Tuesday 24 March, 2pm to 4pm: ‘with the help of your good hands’ – prayer in The Tempest, by Dr Beatrice Groves (Trinity College Oxford) Tuesday 21 April, 2pm to 4pm: The Tempest and the art of forgiveness, by the Revd Dr Stephen Cherry (King’s College Cambridge) Saturday 9 May, 10am to 6pm: The Tempest – study day. Lectures, discussions, music and poetry plus refreshments throughout the day. Other guests there will be: Revd Dr Paul Edmondson (Shakespeare Birthplace Trust); Rev’d Prof Paul Fiddes (University of Oxford); Prof Liz Schafer (Royal Holloway, University of London); Prof Christopher Southgate (University of Exeter); Adrian Barlow (St Philip & St James, Cheltenham); and Andrew Taylor (St Philip & St James, Cheltenham). Tuesday Lectures: £10 (£20 for all three). Under 25/Student: £5 inc refreshments. Study Day, Saturday 9 May: £20 (or £10 one session). Under 25/Student: £5 inc refreshments. For further information contact Andrew Taylor at Tickets can be purchased on their website or on the door.

Tue 21 Apr14:00The Diocese of Gloucester(4mi)
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Why The Tempest?: The play in Christian perspective
Community

Why The Tempest?: The play in Christian perspective

Three monthly lectures plus one study day to discuss The Tempest by Shakespeare, through the lens of religion. Reading (or rereading) The Tempest ahead of the lectures and study day is recommended, or you may wish to watch a performance via Globe Player. Tuesday 17 February, 2pm to 4pm: ‘Be not afeard…’ – an introduction to The Tempest, by Adrian Barlow (St Philip & St James, Cheltenham)/ Tuesday 24 March, 2pm to 4pm: ‘with the help of your good hands’ – prayer in The Tempest, by Dr Beatrice Groves (Trinity College Oxford) Tuesday 21 April, 2pm to 4pm: The Tempest and the art of forgiveness, by the Revd Dr Stephen Cherry (King’s College Cambridge) Saturday 9 May, 10am to 6pm: The Tempest – study day. Lectures, discussions, music and poetry plus refreshments throughout the day. Other guests there will be: Revd Dr Paul Edmondson (Shakespeare Birthplace Trust); Rev’d Prof Paul Fiddes (University of Oxford); Prof Liz Schafer (Royal Holloway, University of London); Prof Christopher Southgate (University of Exeter); Adrian Barlow (St Philip & St James, Cheltenham); and Andrew Taylor (St Philip & St James, Cheltenham). Tuesday Lectures: £10 (£20 for all three). Under 25/Student: £5 inc refreshments. Study Day, Saturday 9 May: £20 (or £10 one session). Under 25/Student: £5 inc refreshments. For further information contact Andrew Taylor at Tickets can be purchased on their website or on the door.

Tue 21 Apr14:00Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.4mi)
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The Royal Opera: The Magic Flute
Community
Around £13

The Royal Opera: The Magic Flute

Princess Pamina has been captured. Her mother, the Queen of the Night, tasks the young Prince Tamino with her daughter’s rescue. But when Tamino and his fr

Tue 21 Apr18:45Limelight Sessions(4.5mi)
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'Energy from waste' at St Peter's Leckhampton

Another belter from The Diocese of Gloucester. 'Energy from waste' at St Peter's Leckhampton — pop over to their site for the full lowdown.

Tue 21 Apr19:30The Diocese of Gloucester(4mi)
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Community

'Energy from waste' at St Peter's Leckhampton

Filed under: 'Energy from waste' at St Peter's Leckhampton at Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre looked too good not to mention. You're very welcome.

Tue 21 Apr19:30Gloucester Diocesan Religious Education Resource Centre(4.4mi)
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Community

Parish Prayer - St Aidan's Garden

Weekly prayer group meeting at St Aidan's Garden. Contact Janice if coming on . Moves to Hester's Way Resource Centre in bad weather!

Wed 22 Apr08:00St Barnabas Church, Cheltenham(5mi)
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