Visit Cheltenham Blog

Beloved local burger creators, The Beefy Boys, will be showcased in an upcoming episode of the brand new BBC series, The Hidden World of Hospitality with Tom Kerridge.

This summer, a host of fun events and activities aimed at giving children and young people the space, time and freedom to play, returns to Cheltenham as part of No Child Left Behind’s Summer of Play 2023. 

Cheltenham Music Festival has closed another year’s vibrant programming with remarkable performances.

A magical world cast its spell on Sudeley Castle in nearby Winchcombe at the weekend.

Leading national and international street artists will move into Town Centre East car park this month to give it an incredible, top to bottom, makeover. 

Behind the highly professional, polished presentation of the main Festivals, the Festivals team do a huge amount each year to help underprivileged young people and support the local economy. Here are 12 things you may not know about them...

GWSR Plc President, Pete Waterman, visits Summer Heritage Diesel Gala to support GWR Trust's Stanway Viaduct appeal.

This summer, Adam Henson’s Cotswold Farm Park invites families to immerse themselves in an extravaganza of exciting activities and new countryside experiences.

In one episode of the 14th series Michael drops in on the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway in which he takes a trip from Broadway to Cheltenham behind resident Class 47 diesel no. 47105.

In celebration of the NHS’s 75^th anniversary, the Queens Hotel is offering rooms for £75 a night, reserved exclusively for NHS employees.

Future options for the Municipal Offices – including sale on the open market – will be discussed when cabinet members meet on 11 July 23. They will then present options to Full Council on 24 July 23.

Take in some nostalgia at the annual summer heritage diesel gala from 7th-9th July. Diesels from the 1960's and 70s will haul trains over the weekend to an intense timetable.

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.

Discover the fascinating needlework produced by the young women of the Cheltenham Female Orphan Asylum in this historic first exhibition.

Visitors to the Cheltenham Paint Festival (#CPF23) can download a new app for a full tour experience, including a map of all art locations and full audio guide.