Half a century after the Tetbury Station closed, and twenty years after regeneration efforts began, Tetbury Goods Shed is back in business! We are Goods Shed Arts, with an ambitious vision to make the Shed into a regional centre of arts excellence as well as a place where everyone can have a good time.
On these pages you can find out what’s coming up, buy tickets and sign up for our monthly newsletter. Eventually there will be tons more content here but for the moment please bear with us while this entirely volunteer-run operation gets through its ‘little acorn’ phase.
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Maggie Shaw tries to capture those elusive moments we can all relate to. When the world, just for an instant, seems to stand still, frozen in that stillness. Weekends throughout June.
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Learn the technique of Hapa Zome; the Japanese art of 'natural printing', achieved by beating leaves with hammers, which pounds natural pigment into cloth.
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A must-see performer with a voice that's older than his time, Josh is best known for providing the raspy vocals on Wretch 32’s UK chart topper Don’t Go
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For ages 7+, this two-hour session will teach the art of using Peruvian drop-spindles to weave alpaca yarn from the wool of Cotswold Alpacas' very own herd and then incorporate it into your very own Mexican God’s Eye hanging ornament
Find out moreLearn how to spin your own alpaca wool yarn with the traditional Peruvian drop-spindle. Learn various spinning techniques and have a go at using the wheel yourself.
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An evening with Alexander McCall Smith is an evening of sheer delight. Join the worldwide bestselling author at the Shed as he discusses his latest books. In association with the Yellow-Lighted Bookshop
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Multi-award-winning folk duo Ninebarrow combine breathtaking vocal harmonies and melodies, delivering original songs that are inspired and rooted in the landscape and history of the British Isles.
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Perfect family entertainment for ages 4 upward with Captain Barnacle's one-man pirate pantomime show featuring comedy, music, puppets and mayhem plus a 'pirate lifestyle' workshop to boot!
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This workshop for with experienced sculptors Pat Way and Will Whitmore offers a fun and practical approach to learning about the techniques and tools used to carve stone. Suitable for beginners as well as for more experienced sculptors.
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Gypsy Jazz, Swing & French Cafe Music. Le Swing bring their unique blend of female jazz vocal, acoustic and electric guitars, double bass and occasional trumpet to The Goods Shed
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Join us for an exciting morning exploring Britain’s part in World War 2, delivered with humour, play and silliness by Captain Harvey Wallbanger
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Concluding our Hysterical Historical series, join Sir Randolf Ramsbottom for a table-top puppet show complete with fairytale characters, poetry and humour.
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Featured Event
The artist and his instrument – a tale of two pianos
With a superb Steinway D concert grand piano arriving at Shed Arts this week, we talk to Tetbury-based pianist composer Jan Vriend about the interplay between artist and instrument.
