Time
Location
Gloucester Cathedral
12 College Green, Gloucester, GL1 2LX
Event Details
Exhibition in the Cathedral Cloister Monday to Saturday: 10.00am – 5.00pm Sunday: 12noon – 5.00pm Rider Shafique poignantly explores identity, culture and heritage through face coverings in a series of photographs of
Event Details
Exhibition in the Cathedral Cloister
Monday to Saturday: 10.00am – 5.00pm
Sunday: 12noon – 5.00pm
Rider Shafique poignantly explores identity, culture and heritage through face coverings in a series of photographs of Gloucester people taken during lockdown.
Engage with us: Visitors are encouraged to take a photograph of themselves wearing a face mask at the exhibition and share it on any of the following social media platform.
Instagram: @r7gin and @identity_series
Twitter: @ridershafique
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/identity.series.global
wed09sep7:00 pmThe Glorious History of Gloucester Rugby
Time
Location
Kingsholm Stadium
Kingsholm Road, Kingsholm
Event Details
£12 Celebrate the start of a new season as stars of the men’s and women’s game join us at Kingsholm for a special evening exploring the remarkable history of the Cherry
Event Details
£12
Celebrate the start of a new season as stars of the men’s and women’s game join us at Kingsholm for a special evening exploring the remarkable history of the Cherry and Whites.
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fri11sep4:00 pmFortress City: The Roman Walls of GloucesterAndrew Armstrong
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Event Details
£12 / £7 Livestreamed The Roman army established a fortress at Gloucester in the first century AD, creating a defensive line that shaped the city for centuries and still defines its
Event Details
£12 / £7 Livestreamed
The Roman army established a fortress at Gloucester in the first century AD, creating a defensive line that shaped the city for centuries and still defines its streets today. In a brand new illustrated talk, City Archaeologist Andrew Armstrong follows Gloucester’s walls from their Roman origins through Saxon, Norman and medieval expansion to their defiant role during the Civil War siege of 1643. He also explores how recent archaeological discoveries have revealed intriguing new information about Gloucester’s ancient walls.
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fri18sep11:10 amExplore the King’s Bastion Tour
Time
Location
King's Walk Shopping Centre
37-41 Clarence St
Event Details
Guided Tour £8 One of two special half-hour tours offer a rare chance to climb down under the streets of Gloucester to see the extraordinary King’s Bastion for yourself. Numbers are limited
Event Details
Guided Tour
£8
One of two special half-hour tours offer a rare chance to climb down under the streets of Gloucester to see the extraordinary King’s Bastion for yourself. Numbers are limited so book early.
Meet by entrance in Kings Walk Shopping Centre, Gloucester (by the silver trapdoors, just outside Superdrug)
With thanks to the Museum of Gloucester and the Civic Trust.
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fri18sep3:15 pmMembers' Teawith Janina Ramirez
Time
Location
Scriptorium Buttery, Blackfriars Priory
GL1 2HS
Event Details
Scriptorium Sessions FREE for Members Only Join Festival President Janina Ramirez for tea, cake and excellent conversation! Meet fellow Festival members, share your views and hear Janina share exciting plans for the
Event Details
Scriptorium Sessions
FREE for Members Only
Join Festival President Janina Ramirez for tea, cake and excellent conversation! Meet fellow Festival members, share your views and hear Janina share exciting plans for the future.
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Scriptorium Buttery, Blackfriars Priory
fri18sep6:30 pmMother’s Ruin: A History of GinAndy Cole
Time
Location
Scriptorium Buttery, Blackfriars Priory
GL1 2HS
Event Details
Scriptorium Sessions £15 to include a selection of 4 gins or alcohol free botanicals Gin expert Andy Cole uncovers gin’s colourful journey from medicinal spirit to eighteenth-century craze and British favourite. Discover
Event Details
Scriptorium Sessions
£15 to include a selection of 4 gins or alcohol free botanicals
Gin expert Andy Cole uncovers gin’s colourful journey from medicinal spirit to eighteenth-century craze and British favourite. Discover why it became notorious as ‘Mother’s Ruin’, how the Gin Craze transformed society and how changing laws and fashions have reshaped its reputation. All whilst enjoying a guiding tasting of a delicious selection of gins or alcohol-free botanicals.
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Scriptorium Buttery, Blackfriars Priory
sat19sep5:30 pmChocolate Night: A Delicious Journey Through HistorySam Bilton & Kathryn Laverack
Time
Location
Scriptorium Buttery, Blackfriars Priory
GL1 2HS
Event Details
Scriptorium Sessions £15 (includes delicious craft chocolates) Unwrap chocolate’s irresistible history as food historian Sam Bilton follows cacao from the ancient Americas to European courts and fashionable chocolate houses in a compelling
Event Details
Scriptorium Sessions
£15 (includes delicious craft chocolates)
Unwrap chocolate’s irresistible history as food historian Sam Bilton follows cacao from the ancient Americas to European courts and fashionable chocolate houses in a compelling new talk. Kathryn Laverack of Cocoa Encounters then leads a delicious guided tasting of carefully selected chocolates.
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Scriptorium Buttery, Blackfriars Priory
sat19sep8:00 pmJung ChangFly, Wild Swans
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Event Details
£15 / £7 Livestreamed Jung Chang’s worldwide bestseller Wild Swans was both an epic personal history of ‘three daughters of China’ – Jung, her mother and grandmother – and a history
Event Details
£15 / £7 Livestreamed
Jung Chang’s worldwide bestseller Wild Swans was both an epic personal history of ‘three daughters of China’ – Jung, her mother and grandmother – and a history of China itself undergoing seismic change. Her bestselling sequel Fly, Wild Swans brings the story up to date in a deeply moving and unforgettable account as China faces another watershed moment poised between capitalism and communism. Join her as she discusses her life and writing in a rare event.


