An Afternoon Music Recital - a series of performances by Laraine Levin and her music students who play piano, flute and recorder and are between the ages of 7 and adults, ranging in ability level.
Tetbury Books Festival Starting Friday 15th September with writer & film maker Ed Gillett whose highly-work have appeared on the BBC, Channel 4, The Guardian, Frieze, DJ Mag & many others. He will be introducing his new book - Party Lines, Dance Music & Modern Britain. Followed by the acclaimed Film Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition
Tetbury Books Festival Saturday 16th September Starting at: 11am - Coffee, Cake and Persephone Books: Sally Bayley - Barbara Burman - Tom Parfitt and Rebecca Lowe - through to 7pm - Simon McBurney
Tetbury Books Festival Sunday 17th September Starting at: 11am A close up look at nature through the 72 Japanese microseasons with refreshments on us. Claire Ratinon: Martha Sprackland, Joey Connelly, Susannah Dickey and Kandace Siobhan Walker. Joanna Quinn. Big Book Quiz: Plus a special workshop run by acclaimed graphic novelist Joff Winterhart
In London, an award-winning film-maker documents her best friend's journey into an assisted marriage in line with his family's Pakistani heritage. In the process, she challenges her own attitude towards relationships.
The story behind Rodmarton Manor. Lucy is on a mission to discover more about her family history. As she unpicks the past she discovers through sparkling dialogue, original music and songs the truth behind the story of Ernest Gimson and the Barnsley brothers, designers and makers of wonderful buildings and furniture
Tetbury Book Festival - A Farmer's Wife My life in Days. A gorgeous portrait of life at Helen Rebanks' Lake District farmhouse as well as a heartfelt and honest delve into the truth about the grind and the glory of keeping a home and raising a family today.
Our latest afternoon piano club at the Goods Shed offering the opportunity to enjoy some beautiful music from accomplished performers whilst enjoying a little light refreshment from our Cafe.
Join us for Gardeners’ Question Time on Sunday October 1st. Time to think about putting the garden to bed for winter and making sure you have something nice to look at during the long dreary months at an informal event with our panel of experts – Margie Hoffnung, Sue Bradley-Jones, Duncan Montgomery and Tim Cordall.
And this week we invite you to join singer songwriter Lyn Briggs - originally from the North East of England and now living in Stroud. Her words are all about music, her poetry has rhythm, tone, pitch and pace. Sometimes these poems transform into songs and even short stories.
A special evening with Oliver Preston - raising funds on behalf of The Friends of Tetbury Hospital. Learn more about the man, his art and inspiration whilst enjoying a glass of something nice with some nibbles
A headstrong solicitor's plan to offload her new born baby to her sister, is derailed when a vulnerable but opinionated teenager steals their taxi.
If you are into the seventies and you like your rock music, then the ROCK THE 70s show will be right up your street. Tight, pumping rhythm section, authentic guitars, tasteful keys and four part vocal harmonies will bring to life your favourite songs from your favourite decade.
Sidney & Tristan from The Last Baguette bring you Ratty and her friends for a fun, relaxed participatory theatre session. There’ll be silliness, play-acting, games and music........
And this week we are extremely pleased to welcome back Soprano Susan Coates and Mezzo Anne Braley of the Wiltshire-based ensemble Opera Sulis accompanied by Nicholas Goodall on the piano
Focussing on traditional Scottish music, Ryan Young brings new life to very old, often forgotten tunes by playing them in his own unique way. His fiddle playing is brimming with fresh melodic ideas, an uplifting rhythmic drive and a great depth of dynamics and precision. His sound is very distinctive and takes the listener on an emotional and adventurous journey in any performance.
In a programme specially arranged for Piano and strings quintet Viv McLean joins the Bristol Ensemble to perform a programme including Gershwin’s Piano Concerto in F, Philip Glass’s breakthrough music for the iconic film Mishima, Copland’s evocative work Hoe Down and Bernstein's West Side Story Suite .
Back by popular demand and this time around bigger and better than before. If you like excitement and comics, then come along to the second Cotswold Comic Con
You are invited to join Echo Canyon for a wonderful afternoon of music. Their music has elements of the 60s and 70s, but with a contemporary feel, being likened to Dawes and Fleetwood Mac, with a touch of 10cc.
On Christmas Eve 1877, Empress Elisabeth of Austria, once idolized for her beauty, turns 40 and is officially deemed an old woman; she starts trying to maintain her public image.
It’s back and badder than a shark-attack! We welcome the return of our regular Goods-Shed Comedy Club with October comedic delights being delivered by Ben van Der Velde, Jason Neale and headlined Juliet Meyers!
Drawing inspiration from Eastern print culture, notably Japanese woodblock prints, Rod Nelson has developed a style that is recognizably his own. In his own words, it is ‘rooted in an appreciation of flowing lines, and the energy that seems to arise from the discipline necessary to portray flow’.
Two long term friends and painters with a shared love and appreciation of the wonders and the beauty of the garden and its natural forms present different styles and depictions of similar interests in glowing colours and light filled paintings.
Our latest afternoon piano club at the Goods Shed offering the opportunity to enjoy some beautiful music from accomplished performers whilst enjoying a little light refreshment from our Cafe.
Medal winning deaf triathlete Oliver Pritchard will take you through his story, of the challenges he has faced, overcome and what is next on his agenda. This is a Talk you really must not miss
James Morton is one of the most exciting saxophone players of his generation and 2022 saw him launching his new hard hitting creation Groove Den featuring new material drawing on influences from soul, jazz, hip-hop and tough, grooving beats, hence the name Groove Den.
Sidney & Tristan from The Last Baguette bring you Ratty and her friends for a fun, relaxed participatory theatre session. There’ll be silliness, play-acting, games and music........
It's hard not to smile when you have a ukulele in your hand! Formed in 2010 and based locally we are delighted to welcome Uke Stroud to the Shed offering a varied repertoire of well-known popular songs, many with a folk influence.
Whispering’ Bob Harris, OBE has been at the very heart of UK music scene for the best part of fifty years and this evening he and Colin Hall present "The Songs The Beatles Gave Away"
Chris (bass baritone) and Robert (piano) are back at The Shed by popular request, bringing a new programme of beautiful classical songs And they are very excited to be sharing the stage this afternoon with Flying Guitars, an instrumental guitar duo who will dazzle us with a gorgeous mix of Flamenco, Latin, Folk and Classical music.
The multi-instrumentalist pair, comprised of songwriters Jon Hart (guitar, bass, bouzouki) and Lucy Hart (guitar, ukulele, bass, banjo, mandolin & percussion), are joined on-stage by band guests Evan Carson (percussion) and Toby Shaer (Fiddle/Flutes/Whistles). Together they are Honey and the Bear
Please come along and join Between the Acts playing Irish fiddle music on instruments ranging from the fiddle to the bass guitar, bodhran, twelve-string guitar and congas.
A closer look with Fiona James at the Arts and Craft House. Although short-lived the Arts and Crafts Movement produced some unique domestic architecture including nearby Rodmarton Manor
Ethan Hunt (Tom Cruise) and his IMF team embark on their most dangerous mission yet: To track down a terrifying new weapon that threatens all of humanity before it falls into the wrong hands.
Expect an evening of stylish jazz and vintage swing. One of ‘the finest gypsy jazz in the Cotswolds’, Swing from Paris are a UK quartet of violin, guitars and double bass. Influenced by Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli. Presenting their own versions of music from across Europe and beyond - featuring music by Edith Piaf, Gershwin, Charles Trenet, and the Hot Club de France.
Please join Peter Schnabl accompanied by Jonathan Adkins for a wonderful afternoon of music including classic’ Broadway songs interspersed with a few pieces of classical music.
Together with the Yellow Lighted Bookshop we are delighted to welcome artists and illustrators Jackie Morris and Cathy Fisher talking about their latest collaboration The Panda's Child and exploring their different journeys to where they are now.
Music for Miniatures brings you a concert of fabulous Spanish-inspired music, including many pieces from Bizet's opera Carmen, arranged and performed by award winning trio CarmenCo on two guitars and voice/flute. Be transported to sunny Seville!
Nathaniel Mander - harpsichordist and fortepianist - will be performing one of J.S. Bach's most enduring masterpieces, The Goldberg Variations, BMV988. This promises to be a magical evening of beautiful music
This promises to be a very special and magical evening
Learn to Lindy Hop with Jimmy and Sarah - beginners and improvers classes - learn a new skill, meet friends old and new and get fit at the same time - what could be better?