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April 2019
Peter Unsworth's paintings seem to deal with an event about to happen, something just outside the picture frame, inviting viewers into each picture, a world within a world. Looking into one of these paintings can seem at times like standing at the very edge of infinity
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In Aprils 'Shed Talk' meet Class Act who are four seasoned jazz musicians who will be discussing the basic elements of jazz, while playing examples from their own repertoire
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Back by popular demand - Bohemian Rhapsody is a foot-stomping celebration of Queen, their music and their extraordinary lead singer Freddie Mercury.
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Innovative Garden Design with Chelsea RHS Medalist Joy Riley
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Expect a great night of some of the best known and coolest jazz on the planet. You won’t be disappointed.
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The Corinium Players Guitar Ensemble are sure to delight as they perform a wide variety of music from 13th Century carols to Latin American rhythms, warm romantic melodies to popular modern music,
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Learn to Swing Jive Dance at The Goods Shed. Tuesdays from starting January 2018, Two Sessions: Beginners at 7pm and Intermediate at 8pm. Classes cost £6.00. Pay on the door.
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Every Wednesday afternoon tea concerts in the Shed. Enjoy some lovely music with something delicious from the cafe.
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A family of small-time crooks take in a child they find outside in the cold.
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Opening our Big Book Weekend in conjunction with Yellow Lighted Book Shop we welcome author Sophie Ratcliffe with her latest book "The Lost Properties of Love" and hear how this part memoir, part imagined history helped her through a difficult time in her life
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Big Book Weekend. Join Rachel Hazell discussing twenty five years of making books and taking people on creative journeys
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Big Book Weekend. Join Travelling Bookbinder Rachel Hazell for a two hour bookbinding workshop "Five Fabulous Folds" in our train carriage
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Big Book Weekend. Professor Debby Thacker discusses classics and more recent publications and how they can support or challenge our ideas of the different roles of men and women
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Big Book Weekend. Welcome to the world of the midwife - learn more about the highs and the lows and being there at some of the most challenging, empowering and defining moments of our lives
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As part of our Big Book Weekend Join Travelling Bookbinder Rachel Hazell for a two hour bookbinding making books of your own, filled with found words. A concentrated session of designing and folding, composing and completing a unique series of stories. Generate text and produce a trilogy of books in a fabulously foolproof way.
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Big Book Weekend. Best selling author Clare Mackintosh discusses her life in the Cotswolds as a mother, wife and villager
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