Visit Cheltenham Blog

The Brewery Quarter is delighted to announce an exciting new name to add to its expanding tenant line up.  Serving up healthy Vietnamese street food, Pho will be welcoming customers early in 2022

For those of you who missed the mad rush when online ticket sales opened today, you'll be delighted to know that there is still some availability for some of the hottest events of the year! Read on for full details...

Organisations leading the fight against climate change will share their stories, as Cheltenham hosts a stop of the national Net Zero battle bus tour on Wednesday 15 September.

A celebratory relay walk of the 102 mile Cotswold Way route will begin in Bath on 11^th September before taking in Leckhampton Hill, Crickley Hill and Cleeve Hill in Cheltenham.

As part of a £6.8 million flagship scheme, plans have been submitted for the regeneration of the closed churchyard of Cheltenham Minster...

Coffee fans will be delighted to hear that a new espresso bar is opening on Montpellier Walk this autumn! For The Saints is the latest venture by JM Socials, a local independently owned restaurant group...

A new urban axe throwing venue has opened in Cheltenham town centre bringing the sport of axe throwing indoors to our Regency town.

Cheltenham’s latest event, the Big Screen in the Gardens, came to a close last week after what proved to be a hugely popular summer of free entertainment in Imperial Gardens. 

TIVOLI, Cheltenham’s highly anticipated new boutique cinema, has announced when it will opens its doors. The luxury cinema, café and bar will boast state-of-the-art technology, tasteful interiors and impressive food and drinks...

Following the amazing success at the Minack Open Air Theatre, award-winning producer David Pugh has brought Willy Russell’s critically acclaimed comedy, Educating Rita, to the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham.

Steaming out of the station at Cheltenham Racecourse, little brings history more to life than the heritage attraction that is the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway (GWSR).

Horrible Histories is live on stage at the Everyman Theatre until Sunday. We invited Danielle Ellis & her 9 year old granddaughter to check it out. They said it was gruesomely good!

We are delighted to announce that Holst Birthplace Museum will soon become ‘Holst Victorian House’. This fascinating museum, where Gustav Holst was born in 1874, gives visitors an insight into his life...

A summary of the extraordinary Cheltenham charities & organisations helping to combat climate change and supporting the town’s target of being carbon neutral by 2030...

COS21 is the 12th time the artists from Cheltenham Open Studios have opened their doors to the public in this celebration of the visual art being made in the area...