Things to do in Cheltenham- Page 5

Turning Ordinary into Extraordinary: A History of Art Talk

Join art historian Sarah Middleton for a lively exploration of artists across four centuries who have transformed everyday subjects into extraordinary works of…

The Wilson, Cheltenham

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Cheltenham XL Comedy Club featuring: Milton Jones

Get ready for an unforgettable night of live comedy at Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham with a huge bill led by one of the UK’s most brilliantly surreal stand-ups.M…

Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham

Wood-Fire & Vine Feast Lunch

This summer, celebrate the spirit of Sicily with a new open-air dining experience, Wood, Fire & Vine.A set menu that brings together bold Mediterranean flavours…

Hotel du Vin, Cheltenham

Montpellier Bandstand Season Finale

Moonlighting - Classic swing music made for dancing. Violin, clarinet and guitar with two superb vocalists.Rock Choir.

Montpellier Gardens, Cheltenham

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Looking, Noticing, Sharing: A Look Club with Debbie Kersley

Join artist and facilitator Debbie Kersley for an hour of slow looking, noticing and sharing.

The Wilson, Cheltenham

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Present Laughter

Tracy-Ann Oberman stars as Geri Essendine in this new production of Noel Coward’s celebrated and hilarious portrayal of the temptations and pitfalls of theatric…

Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham

Pastures New - An Evening with Clare Balding in Conversation with Adam Henson

From the courts of Wimbledon to Buckingham Palace to the Traitors Castle, Clare is known to millions on screen for her warmth and wit.

Dunkertons, Cheltenham

Opera Boys - Starring Paul Potts

The powerhouse classical - crossover sensation The Opera Boys are thrilled to announce their final tour, featuring the world - renowned tenor and very first win…

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

English Symphony Orchestra: Portraits and Landscapes

Our season opens with a vibrant evening of evocative works celebrating humanity's deep spiritual connection to the natural world.

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

Dan Graham

Gloucestershire singer-songwriter Dan Graham is known for his honest, story-driven songwriting and heartfelt performances

The Steam and Whistle, Cheltenham

Thursday Book Group - The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

This books a single place in our October Thursday book group at our Cheltenham store. The price of this ticket includes a copy of the book.

The Terrace, Cheltenham

Oktoberfest

Let's get this Oomparty started.Dust off your lederhosen, fill your steins and warm up those vocal cords, because The Oomparty Band are here to bring you the ul…

Dunkertons, Cheltenham

Silver Footplate Experience

A Footplate Experience course makes a brilliant Christmas, birthday or anniversary gift!

Toddington Station, Cheltenham

Toast on Tour 2026! - Full Line-Up Tba

TOAST are a genre-blending punk band that ooze charisma. Sweaty, aggressive, and clear in vision as well as message.

The Frog & Fiddle, Cheltenham

Season Finale

The season ending meeting for BOC and Invited Championships

Prescott Hill Climb, Cheltenham

Metropolitan Opera: Così fan tutte

The Met: Live in HD season continues with Mozarts satirical comedy of fickle young love.

Cineworld Cheltenham, Cheltenham

Oslo Twins plus support

Oslo Twins are a London-based dream pop duo crafting moody, synth-driven soundscapes that blend trip hop, lo-fi, and atmospheric electronica.

The Steam and Whistle, Cheltenham

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Motown Night

Includes a 3 course meal and live entertainment with Mark Walby.

Leonardo Hotel, Cheltenham

Devils Aquathlon & Swim Challenge In Association with Cobalt

The Ultimate Swim Run, THE DEVIL'S AQUATHLON is backSet yourself a goal this summer and complete the Cheltenham Lido Devils Aquathlon.

Cheltenham Lido, Cheltenham

Mc Devvo - 20th Anniversary Tour

ALRIGHT YOUNS! The Donny Soldier 'MC Devvo' is back once again for his 20th Anniversary tour!

The Frog & Fiddle, Cheltenham

Matt Parker - Getting Triggy With It: Matt Parker Does the Maths

Matt Parker talks a lot of maths.He's a NYT best-selling author and sold-out stand-up performer. But now it's time he does the maths.

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

Guided Cotswold Dog Walks

Join us on the first Sunday of the month at 8.30am for a 1 hour guided walk with your furry friend in the Cotswold countryside.

Cotswold Farm Park, Cheltenham

Rodgers & Hammerstein

The Fulltone Symphony Orchestra & ChorusConducted by Anthony Brown

Cheltenham Ladies' College, Cheltenham

Gary Branch Upstairs Downstairs Concert

On Sunday 4 October, we have two very special recitals at 15:00 and 18:00. In both recitals, Gary Branch will be playing Holst's Collard & Collard piano (on whi…

Holst Victorian House, Cheltenham

Bring Your Baby Reformer Series with Core & Co. & The Mum Club Cotswolds

At Core & Co. and The Mum Club Cotswolds, they know that motherhood changes everything: body, soul, sense of time and sense of self.This series is an invitation…

Elkstone Studios, Cheltenham

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Tuesday Book Group - The Correspondent by Virginia Evans

This books a single place in our October Tuesday book group at our Cheltenham store. The price of this ticket includes a copy of the book.

The Terrace, Cheltenham

Annie

The smash-hit West End production of ANNIE, the world’s favourite family musical, comes to Cheltenham for 1 week only.Set in 1930s New York, brave young Annie i…

Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham

Speed Dating Cheltenham

Original Dating is excited to bring our speed dating nights to Cheltenham, a relaxed, sociable way to meet new people, make genuine connections, and enjoy a gre…

Turtle Bay, Cheltenham

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Blood Brothers & Our Day Out

Join us for a special double bill featuring the work of acclaimed playwright Willy Russell, as our Lower College casts take on Our Day Out and Blood Brothers.Tw…

Cheltenham College, Cheltenham

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George and the Drag Queen

In a time when tensions around immigration run high in rural communities, Pipeline Theatre grasps the issue in its own inimitable way - finding the funny, the w…

Isbourne Arts, Cheltenham

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Jan Morris: Voice of a Restless Century

"She was the twentieth century. Who wouldn’t want to write her biography?" Acclaimed travel writer Sara Wheeler explores the remarkable life of Jan Morris - jou…

The Pillar Room, Cheltenham

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How to Save a Language

From stories and histories to identities and ways of understanding the world, we lose more than words when a language disappears.

The Pillar Room, Cheltenham

Challenging Inequalities

From stories and histories to identities and ways of understanding the world, we lose more than words when a language disappears.

The Pillar Room, Cheltenham

The Wittering Whitehalls

Join Hilary and Michael Whitehall for a special live session of their hit podcast Wittering Whitehalls.

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

Frozen Frontiers

What drives people to risk everything in the pursuit of exploration? Giles Milton and Ed Armston-Sheret revisit two extraordinary polar expeditions born of Brit…

Cheltenham Literature Festival - The Hive, Cheltenham

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Frozen Frontiers

Three brothers, Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan Maclean, made headlines last year when they arrived in Australia wild-haired and euphoric after breaking the world recor…

Cheltenham Literature Festival - Garden Theatre, Cheltenham

Meg Mason: Inklings Book Club

Jack Edwards, the internet's resident librarian, talks to Meg Mason about her achingly tender new novel for a live version of the Inklings Book Club podcast.

Cheltenham Literature Festival - Garden Theatre, Cheltenham

Robert Harris

Robert Harris, author of the Cicero trilogy, returns to ancient Rome. Julius Caesar has been murdered, changing the lives of two teenage boys forever.

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

Patrick Radden Keefe: The Sunday Times Must Reads

The acclaimed author of Empire of Pain, Patrick Radden Keefe, introduces London Falling, a stunning story of corruption and tragedy at the heart of the capital.…

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

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Mary Beard

Shakespeare called England “this little world” but was it ever? Nandini Das joins David Olusoga to challenge this national myth, revealing a Tudor and Stuart na…

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

Totem: The Untold Story of a Sculpture

40,000 years of human creativity, carved into stone, bone and bronze, shape the story of sculpture.

The Pillar Room, Cheltenham

James Holland: The Visionaries

The post-war world order was designed by a handful of visionary leaders with bold ideas and political courage.

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

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Lionel Shriver

Known for her sharp wit and bold exploration of complex issues, the acclaimed author of We Need to Talk About Kevin, Lionel Shriver, introduces her latest novel…

Cheltenham Literature Festival - The Hive, Cheltenham

Russell T Davies

Join Russell T Davies and long-time collaborator Boyd Hilton, as they discuss Russell’s memoir, The Queerest of Folk.

Cheltenham Literature Festival - The Times and Sunday Times Forum, Cheltenham

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Memoirs of Becoming

Actor Hannah Murray, acclaimed for her roles in Skins and Game of Thrones, has written one of the year's most talked-about memoirs.

Cheltenham Literature Festival - Garden Theatre, Cheltenham

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Ian Hislop: 40 Years On

In 2026, Ian Hislop marks an extraordinary 40 years as editor or Private Eye, the UK’s most successful satirical publication.

Cheltenham Literature Festival - The Times and Sunday Times Forum, Cheltenham

Middle Aged Women Get Sh*t Done

Stand-up comic and Radio 4 regular Lucy Porter joins comedian Shirley Halse for a gloriously irreverent night celebrating the women holding everything together.…

Cheltenham Town Hall, Cheltenham

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Mary Beard

What's exciting about a 4,000 year-old piece of bread? Queen of classics Mary Beard explores the surprising connections between antiquity and the present.

Cheltenham Literature Festival - The Times and Sunday Times Forum, Cheltenham

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