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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Eight mixed media works on paper, titled 'Immunity', conceived for the Goods Shed during a visit to Naples, Italy, in January. On view Fridays and weekends in July and August from 11am to 4pm.
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Join us for our first-ever Picnic at The Goods Shed, hosted by The Whistle Stop Cafe. We'll be joined by two very famous friends to entertain your little ones whilst they enjoy their lunch.
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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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The great and the good from Tetbury's past, perform an evening of stand up comedy. Our very first, and hopefully not our last, comedy night at The Goods Shed. (For those aged 18 and over).
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George Montague and His Notsobigband performs at The Shed. Described as "high octane, boundless energy" this evening promises to get you up on your feet!
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This course is a follow-up to our first, very well received, block-making course at the Shed in April. Make a pattern in your own size for a garment of your choice
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Learn to Swing Jive Dance at The Goods Shed. Tuesdays from 12th September to 5th December, 7.30pm. Classes cost £6, pay on the door.
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Curious Creatures is a fabulous puppetry show for children and their families that takes you on a hilarious tour of the animal kingdom.
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Dr Natasha Loges explains the fascinating ways in which Schubert’s handling of music and poetry provided a model for Schumann’s most beloved song-cycle, Dichterliebe. A Tetbury Music Festival event.
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Professor Iain Fenlon brings to life the extravagant city that was Venice in the Renaissance and the way in which new forms of music expressed the mood of the time. A Tetbury Music Festival talk.
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Tetbury based musician, Richard George, premieres the launch of his new album Train Stories, featuring music inspired by the railways. Joined by critically acclaimed Mezzo-Soprano, Maria Jagusz.
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A world class band, celebrating the classic Led Zeppelin album, Led Zeppelin IV. Whole Lotta Led are the longest running, full-time professional tribute to Led Zeppelin.
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We’re looking for talented individuals
Do you have skills and talents, especially in project management, human resources or fundraising, that you would like to put to good use?
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.
Open air kids’ theatre this weekend
With the weekend weather outlook looking really, really good, we're moving our delightful children's show, Much Ado About Puffin, outdoors on Saturday.