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Discover. Eat. Stamp. Repeat. Twenty restaurants, cafés and bars are inviting diners to eat their way around Gloucester this summer as the city's biggest-ever Foodie Passport returns.

Blackadder star and Time Team presenter, Tony Robinson, leads an exciting cast of top speakers announced today for the Gloucester History Festival in September.

There's no better time to explore Gloucester than during the Three Choirs Festival.

Gloucester Civic Trust is proud to announce the return of the Gloucester Festival of Archaeology, taking place from 18 July to 2 August 2026.

Residents, families and visitors are invited to uncover hidden treasures, win fantastic prizes and discover the independent businesses that make Gloucester special.

A new self-led walking trail of Gloucester’s historical and cultural sites is being launched on Saturday the 13 of June at St Michael’s Tower on Gloucester Cross.

A piece of Gloucester’s history has been successfully restored thanks to the hard work of several heritage organisations working together.

‘Gentle, Angry Women’ is the latest documentary film by award-winning Cornish film company Awen Productions.

The Folk of Gloucester, supported by Voices Gloucester, is opening an exhibition and a programme of events to celebrate and remember important campaigns and protests.

Visit Gloucester launches the city’s summer campaign featuring huge music events including Three Choirs Festival, new concerts at Kingsholm Stadium, and more.

A brand new bread is launched on Friday, which looks set to be the toast of Gloucestershire.

Gloucester is set to welcome an exciting new waterfront festival this spring, as A Weekend by Water launches at Gloucester Docks on 25^th – 26^th April 2026.