Come and Join us at The Folk of Gloucester on Saturday 5th of September which is Gloucester Day.
We are open between 12pm and 4pm and will have the Ground floor of the Folk and the Café and Garden open.
Come and find out about the Building from our Volunteers and Hear some of our plans for its future.
Come and talk to Our Civic Trust guides about the Siege of Gloucester and the sights and sounds this building would have experienced.

We will have a band of Civil War Reenactors set up camp in the Garden for all to see.

Andy Frape, Metal detectorist will be displaying some of his finds from Cannon balls and Musket shots to clay pipes and more throughout the ages found in the Gloucestershire Area.

Face Masks will be mandatory while in the building and social distancing will be observed with a queuing system where necessary.

An invitation for people in the City Centre to join in on one minute of applause.

Celebrate the City’s long and proud history, give thanks for the businesses, key workers and volunteers who have helped the City through the current Covid 19 Pandemic, and show confidence in the City’s recovery and its future.

Alan Myatt, Gloucester Town Crier will be leading the applause from The Cross and we will be asking businesses, residents and visitors to join in (in a socially distanced manner). The Mayor of Gloucester Councillor Kate Haigh is keen to acknowledge the sacrifices made to keep Gloucester on the go during difficult times and to celebrate our rich heritage.