A beautiful, medieval church with many interesting features and sympathetic Victorian restoration - Walton tomb, leaning tower, sanctuary knocker, squints, coat of arms. The church will host musical events and heritage talks during the Heritage Open Days.
A beautiful, medieval church with many interesting features and sympathetic Victorian restoration - Walton tomb, leaning tower, sanctuary knocker, squints, coat of arms. The church will host musical events and heritage talks during the Heritage Open Days.
A beautiful, medieval church with many interesting features and sympathetic Victorian restoration - Walton tomb, leaning tower, sanctuary knocker, squints, coat of arms. The church will host musical events and heritage talks during the Heritage Open Days.
A beautiful, medieval church with many interesting features and sympathetic Victorian restoration - Walton tomb, leaning tower, sanctuary knocker, squints, coat of arms. The church will host musical events and heritage talks during the Heritage Open Days.
The Cathedral chimes were restored in 2013 after a silence of some 20 years. Jonathan MacKechnie-Jarvis, the Honorary Chimekeeper, will explain how they work, illustrating their 500 year history with music and pictures. The talk will take place at St Nicholas Church in Lower Westgate Street and will last about 40 minutes. The audience will […]
This fine local band returns to perform for Heritage Open Days. The performance will take place at St Nicholas Church in Lower Westgate Street and will last for 30 to 40 minutes. This event is one of many making up Gloucester History Festival and Heritage Open Days.
John Chandler, editor of Victoria County History of Gloucestershire, explores the life and work of John Taylor (1578-1653), who became a well-known celebrity. The talk will take place at St Nicholas Church in Lower Westgate Street and will last about 40 minutes. This event is one of many making up Gloucester History Festival and Heritage […]
The Waites of Gloucester are modelled on the band of musicians run by the City of Gloucester in the 16th and 17th centuries, playing on recorders, shawms, curtals,psaltery, bagpipes and other historical instruments. They will play a programme of Spanish music from the 1500s and 1600s. The performance will take place at St Nicholas Church […]
Come and hear this fine choir whose members are aged between 7 and 20 years old and from schools throughout Gloucester. The performance takes place at St Nicholas Church in Westgate Street and will last 30 to 40 minutes. This event is one of many making up Gloucester History Festival and Heritage Open Days.