to add an item to your Itinerary basket.
According to the dictionary, a father is the male parent of a child or animal, or a person who acts like a father to a child. Many of us are fortunate enough to have such figures in our lives, and Sunday 15 June is the day we celebrate this in the UK.
There are a variety of ways we can celebrate our fathers. We can purchase them special gifts, take them to see their favourite band or sports team, cook them lunch or take them out for a meal, give them a day with their feet up, or simply make or buy a card that tells them how awesome they are.
Here are a few ideas for things to do in Gloucester either on the day, or gift a ticket:
Open Air Cinema at Llanthony Priory
The UK's No.1 outdoor cinema is coming to Llanthony Secunda Priory!
Grab your blankets, popcorn, and your favourite people—our Outdoor Cinema Experience is here! Enjoy blockbuster hits and timeless classics on a giant screen, all under the open sky.
You can choose from:
Friday 20 June: The Greatest Showman - Sing-along
Saturday 21 June: Shrek & Mamma Mia
Sunday 22 June : The Gruffalo & Stickman, Sing & Wicked Sing-along
Buy your tickets HERE
Giant Balloon Show at Gloucester Guildhall
The Giant Balloon Show will have the audience in stitches and in awe simultaneously. Expect feverous balloon sculptures, high energy comic performance and of course the all important giant balloon!
Take everything you know about balloons, add an award-winning entertainer and an 80's soundtrack, and twist that into a highly entertaining show for the whole family.
Buy your tickets HERE
Ski Lesson
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Gloucester’s Ski and Snowboard Centre is the perfect gift for professionals and amateurs alike. Not only can you choose between skiing and snowboarding, but they also offer ‘tubing’ and Laser Tag. If you have never attempted hurtling yourself downhill on either one or two boards, then why not gift one of the beginners’ lessons, they will soon be giving Eddie the Eagle a run for his money!
Find out more HERE
Walk & a Picnic at Robinswood Hill
Robinswood Hill is a green space on the south-east side of Gloucester that rises to 198m (651ft) above sea level and offers extensive views across the Severn Vale, Cotswolds and over to the Forest of Dean.
Robinswood Hill country park extends to 100 hectares, all cared for by Gloucester City Council. The country park has wildflower meadows and a woodland which support a rich variety of wildlife. The wider country park has traditional orchards and ponds. The quarry is designated a Site of Special Scientific
Interest (SSSI) on account the layers of rock that date back to from the Jurassic period.
It’s the perfect place to grab a picnic and head for a day in nature, you can enjoy the Wild Adventure Sculpture Trail, the café and the views.
Find out more HERE
Archaeology of Gloucester Docks Talk
When the Gloucester and Berkeley Canal was built it cut through Gloucester's history, particularly the site of Llanthony Secunda Priory. Over the last 200 years the docks themselves have changed and each decade has left reminders of the basin, buildings and railways of the docks.
This talk with local historian Tony Conder looks at the physical and photographic record of change of the canal and dock.
Find out more HERE
These are just a few ideas, but there is so much for everyone to enjoy in the city and surrounds, make sure to tag us in your pics #visitgloucester 📷
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