Fox’s Kiln, West Quay, Gloucester Docks An award-winning craft brewery specialising in producing an exciting range of high quality ales using traditional brewing methods. Although recently established, the beers have already won several awards and will be available during the weekend. Short tours available at 14.00 and 16.00 on Thursday to Saturday, with a taste […]
Severn Road, Gloucester Docks. Dating back to 1815 and was originally used for the manufacture of rope and sails for the tall ships and those powered by steam. Coffee shop open Thurs - Sun. All fresh food and home made cake and scones.
Although established as part of St Oswald’s Priory in 1540, the current church building is only 100 years old. A Prayer station will be available. Routine church activities will be taking place during opening hours. Light refreshments will be available. Rehearsal for Sunday worship may be taking place at the end of Saturday. Full wheelchair […]
Open 10.00am to 9.00pm Thursday to Saturday .Cafe open 10.00am to 3.00pm . Tours of the building are available on Saturday . The Guildhall was constructed in 1892, designed by George Hunt. Built on the site formerly occupied by the Blue Coat School, founded by Sir Thomas Rich, it contains a thriving venue with cafe, cinema […]
Gloucester was an important centre of religion in medieval times. This guided walk describes the history of the churches that remain from that time. The walk lasts about 1 hour Meet at St Oswald’s Priory, Archeacon Street Pre-booking required at Tourist Information Centre, on 01452 396572 or www.gloucesterhistoryfestival.co.uk
From your guide, hear how the Romans came to Gloucester (Glevum). See the walls they built. Tread through the Forum (market place) and meet the Emperor Nerva. Discover mosaics, pottery, Roman weapons, and much more in the Museum. The walk lasts about 1 hour Meet outside City Museum, Brunswick Road Pre-booking required at Tourist Information […]
Situated in Bruton Way, the Carriage Building was constructed in 1894 by the Gloucester Carriage and Wagon Works as a showroom for horse-drawn carriages. After laying empty and neglected for many years, it has been wonderfully restored as the office of Roberts Limbrick, the over 100 strong Gloucester born and bred architects practice, which hosted […]
St Michael’s Bell Tower, now the admin centre of Gloucester Civic Trust, dates back to 1465. It has interesting heritage displays on the history of the church that once stood on the site, and 2 heritage bells made in Gloucester in 1710 by Abraham Rudhall . On Saturday, children can have their faces painted. There […]
Built on the site of the old Quaker Meeting House and for over 365 years there has been worship on this spot. The connection with the Quakers continues through three very helpful Trustees but the meetings are free evangelical although, until the present leader, there were still Quakers in charge. Tea and coffee served.