@ 19:30
Critically acclaimed tribute show that perfectly recreates the unmistakable sound of Simon & Garfunkel.
Goods Shed project driving force, Will Cook, tells how a group of amazing volunteers turned a derelict building into a thriving community asset
@ 19:30
The celebrated quartet join forces with pianist Sarah Nicolls to perform Dmitri Shostakovich’s only piano quintet
@ 19:30
Piano-based trio fusing together elements of jazz and classical music, ranging from evocative ballads to fast, driving swing.
@ 19:30
Experience the deeply restorative effects of a guided sound bath. A powerful reset for your body and mind
@ 19:00
Oscar-nominated Rosamund Pike (Gone Girl, Saltburn) is Jessica in the much-anticipated next play from the team behind Prima Facie.
@ 08:45
Experience a restorative hour of movement, breathwork, and meditation in this taster session.
@ 13:00
The opening concert in the series features an all-French programme by international competition-wining young pianist, Milda Daunoraite
@ 10:00
All are welcome to this free family event at The Goods Shed where Tetbury Police Museum and Courtroom will be unlocking the secrets of crime detection through history
@ 18:00
Suthering weave harmonies effortlessly through their original songs, paired with gentle guitar and emotive piano arrangements.
@ 10:00
Join Ratty and her friends for play-along storytelling, original music, puppetry, theatre games, movement, and lots of imaginative play. For 2-6-year-olds
@ 14:00
Our monthly Piano Club, where local amateur musicians play for an appreciative and interested audience.
@ 19:30
Giving an insider's view of the art world and casting an eye over objects brought along by the audience.
@ 19:00
A portrayal of home, and how it can be lost and rediscovered in the most unexpected ways.
@ 10:30
The autumn edition of our baby-friendly concerts where there’s no need to sit still, dancing is encouraged, and everyone is welcome
@ 14:00
Part of our 2025 Tetbury Wool Festival. Stroll through the town's historical associations with wool with Jane Haines of the History of Tetbury Society.