Blog (Culture) - Visit Cheltenham

Following the success of last year's relocation to the town centre, organisers Pride in Gloucestershire have been busy creating a day to remember.

Black Ark Media is proud to announce the launch of a Black History Trail map, which aims to deepen the understanding of both “British” and “Black British” history while promoting cultural appreciation. 

Cultural organisations from across Cheltenham have committed to working together as part of a new cultural strategy to build on the town’s reputation as a truly innovative creative place to live and visit.

Jason Donovan; Brenda Edwards and Norman Pace joined the Everyman Theatre’s Chief Executive, Mark Goucher on Monday (May 17) to help launch the historic theatre’s return to live performances.

A unique new, 'after-hours' cultural take on Cheltenham #FirstThursdaysChelt will bring you some unique and quirky ways to spend your evening...

Find out about Cheltenham's links to an Indian Raj in 'Paradise Lost?' - a Heritage Open Days Talk...

Ahead of the full line-up being announced on Friday, we caught up with Head of Programming for the Literature Festival to find out exactly what's involved in creating an exemplary programme...

High-impact film set to be projected onto Municipal Buildings on Remembrance Sunday...

How keen are your treasure hunting skills? Did you know that between now and September, 130 custom painted Hares will be spread across The Cotswolds, including seven in Cheltenham...

What do Meghan and Harry, Cheltenham and The Music Festival have in common? Gustav Holst of course! And 84 years ago today, this famous son of Cheltenham died, and we're taking a look at his life and times...

The Royal Wedding is almost here, and that means engagement will be on a lot of girl's minds! We might no longer be able to nab Harry, but we still hope our future husbands get the ring right. We speak to local family-run Jewellers Beards for their guide to engagement...

As part of the national and local commemoration of WW1, Cheltenham Ladies College is hosting “A Chronicle of War Work” exhibition, telling the local story. We’ve asked them to talk to us about one of those unique stories.

While we may no longer hold this high society accolade, this was one of the historic surprises revealed by Historian Alice Roberts in Britain’s Most Historic Towns on Channel 4…

Step back in time and visit a perfectly preserved Regency House, and learn about composer Gustav Holst too!

Check out Cheltenham on Channel 4 this weekend!! We're delighted to feature as 'Britain's most complete Regency Town' as part of Channel 4's Britain's Most Historic Towns series with Alice Roberts...