Gloucester’s restaurants, coffee shops and takeaways really are a gastronomical delight, so if you would like your palate satiated, here is a little foodie tour of the City, with its wealth of authentic cuisines from around the world.
If you’re in Cheltenham for the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, it’s well worth popping over to spend some time in Gloucester. If you’re not sure where to start, here’s some inspiration for what you could get up to!
A day of spectacular entertainment, music and family activities is set to mark the opening of the new Kings Square following its £5 million transformation.
Mothering Sunday is a great reminder for us show appreciation to our mothers or those who are like a mother to us. Mums are spoilt for choice in Gloucester, no matter how big or small, we have the perfect ways for you to show your appreciation.
To celebrate International Women’s Day on Tuesday 8 March, Gloucester Guildhall Cinema will be playing host to a special performance by South African-British poet, writer and filmmaker, Thembe Mvula, starting at 7pm.
Ten specially-commissioned wooden sculptures, including carved binoculars, a well and pine martens, have been placed along the route for families to discover.