School’s out and the summer fun is on! We’ve rounded up loads of exciting activities happening across the Stroud district – from craft workshops and reading challenges to roller skating, storytelling, and more. Whether you're looking for free days out or low-cost adventures, there’s something for every family to enjoy:
The Museum in the Park
Stroud District Council’s Museum in the Park is offering a packed programme of creative, educational and family-friendly events this summer, with something for all ages to enjoy. From hands-on workshops and relaxed sessions to outdoor theatre and community exhibitions, the museum is the perfect place to explore, imagine and play. Or simply explore the museum’s 4,000 objects, walled garden, café and gift shop, with many items at pocket money prices.
Museum Explorers Family Trails Available daily during museum opening hours. Free (donations welcome). Pick up a themed trail from reception and explore the museum together. From Amazing Animals to Woolly Wonders, there’s always something new to discover.
Grow a Collaged Garden! Wednesday, July 23, 11am – 3pm. Free (suggested £1 donation per child). Join artist Jenny Bowers to create a giant garden-inspired collage using colours and patterns from the museum’s borders. For ages 3+.
Community Exhibition: Local Memories of WW2 Ongoing during museum opening hours. Free (donations welcome). Marking 80 years since the end of WWII, this exhibition shares local stories and memories from the Stroud District. Created with local history groups.
Amazing Archaeology – Family Drop-in Tuesday, July 29, 11am – 1pm £1 per child. Dig, discover and create with archaeology-themed activities including a mini dig, Roman mosaics, and Anglo-Saxon brooch making. For ages 5+.
Amazing Archaeology – Relaxed Session Tuesday, July 29, 2– 3pm £1 per child (pre-booking required). A quieter version of the morning session for families with neurodivergent children or additional access needs. Limited to 10 children. Call 01453 763394 to book.
Our Fantastic Future! Wednesday, July 30, 11am – 3pm £1 per child (suggested donation). Join illustrator Martha Lightfoot to imagine and draw a bright future for yourself and your community. For all ages, especially 5+.
Cutting & Sticking! Thursday, July 31 & Thursday, August 7, 11am – 3pm. Free. Get creative with colourful papers and make a collage or card to take home. Ideal for ages 5+.
As You Like It – Outdoor Theatre Show Friday, August 1, 7– 9:30 pm. £16 / £15 concessions & children (5–17), under 5s free. The Festival Players present Shakespeare’s romantic comedy in the Walled Garden. Gates open at 6:00 PM for picnics. Bring warm layers and low-backed chairs. Advance booking recommended.
Gorgeous Gemstones – Family Drop-in Tuesday, August 5, 11am – 1pm. £1 per child. Pan for ‘gold’, explore real gems, and make gemstone-themed crafts. For families with children aged 5+.
Gorgeous Gemstones – Relaxed Session Tuesday, August 5, 2 – 3pm. £1 per child (pre-booking required). A quieter session for families with neurodivergent children or additional access needs. Limited to 10 children. Call 01453 763394 to book.
Wild World – Art Workshop for 7–13s Friday, August 8, 10:30 am – 1pm. Booking required. Create a 3D nature scene with artist Alison Cockcroft using paper cut-outs and animal characters. Max 12 places. Children may attend unaccompanied. Book online or call 01453 763394.
Cinderella – Outdoor Theatre Show Saturday, August 9, 11:30 am – 1pm. £13 / £11 / Family ticket £44. IKP Productions brings the classic fairy tale to life in the Walled Garden. Bring picnic chairs and weather-appropriate clothing. Refreshments available. Book online.
Terrific Transport – Family Drop-in Tuesday, August 12, 11am – 1pm. £1 per child. Explore transport through creative play, from paper boats to balloon-powered science. For ages 5+.
Terrific Transport – Relaxed Session Tuesday, August 12, 2–pm. £1 per child (pre-booking required). A quieter session for families with additional access needs. Includes a vinegar-based science activity. Limited to 10 children. Call 01453 763394 to book.
My Fantasy Future Home – Art Workshop for 7–13s Friday, August 15, 10:30 am – 1pm. Booking required. Design a glowing shadow box illustration of your dream home with artist Alison Cockcroft. Max 12 places. Book online or call 01453 763394.
Delightful Dinos – Family Drop-in Tuesday, August 19, 11am – 1pm. £1 per child. Dig for fossils, make a hatching dinosaur toy, and explore prehistoric creatures. For families with children aged 5+.
Treasure Island – Outdoor Theatre Show Saturday, August 23, 6 – 8:30 pm. Tickets via Everyman Theatre Cheltenham or on the door. Jenny Wren Productions presents a swashbuckling adventure full of sea shanties, mutiny and buried treasure. Performed in the Walled Garden. Grounds open at 5:00 PM for picnics.
Amazing Animals – Family Drop-in Tuesday, August 26, 11am– 1:00 pm. £1 per child. Wash muddy farm animals, build bugs, and make a hedgehog or suncatcher to take home. Includes animal-themed trails. For ages 5+.
Buzz Club in the Walled Garden Sunday, August 31, 11am – 1:30 pm. Free (donations welcome). Discover what’s blooming and buzzing in the Walled Garden. Learn about bees, butterflies and how to become a Bee Guardian. Drop in anytime.
For more information or to book, visit the Museum in the Park website or call 01453 763394.
Stratford Park There’s plenty of outdoor space at the 56-acre award-winning SDC-owned Stratford Park including two newly refurbished play area, acres of grassy lawn, a small skate park, a lake, woodland, sensory garden, six top class tennis courts, a 5k parkrun on Saturdays, bands playing in the bandstand on Sundays and a miniature railway which runs on the last Sunday of the month.
There’s a large free car park and you’ll find the Museum in the Park, Active Lifestyles Stroud leisure centre and the Stratford Park Lido there too.
Find out more about Stratford Park
Book a tennis court (£6 per hour or £40 for an annual pass)
Active Lifestyles Leisure Centres
Summer Passport Membership – Stroud and Dursley Available until 31 august, £35. Unlimited swimming in the indoor pools and lido, inflatable fun, gym access (11+ - conditions apply), junior fitness classes, soft play (under 8s), and discount on workshops, roller skating, football & netball camps, and the Dursley pool party. For children and full-time students. More info: Summer Activities - Active Lifestyles Stroud District
Active Lifestyles Stroud Leisure Centre:
Lets Play Fun Days Swimming, multi-sports, arts and crafts, bouncy castle, performing arts, gaming, laser tag, Nerf wars, Lego building and more. Open to children 5-12 years. Various dates. Let's Play - School Holiday Fun Days
Dance Workshops with the Amy Addle team Thursdays: 24 & 31July, 7, 14 & 28 August, 3pm – 5pm. £9.50 per child. Suitable for 4-9 year olds.
Bouncy Castle and Soft Play Mondays 28 July, 4, 11 & 18 August. Various times, £4 per child. Suitable for children aged 8 and under.
Family roller skating Wednesdays 30th July, 6th, 13th20th & 27th August, 1.15 – 2.30pm or 2.45 – 4pm. £5.40 per person. Skate hire charge: £3.50, or bring your own. Suitable for all the family
Beginners intensive swimming lessons Five day courses weekly 9.00am – 10.00am. £38 per 5 day course.
Netball sports camps Build your confidence and teamwork in our netball sessions. Tuesday 29th July, 12th & 26th August. Age 7-10 years 1.15 – 3.15pm. Age 11 – 15 years 3.30pm – 5.30pm. Price: £9.50
Football sports camps Practice your match skills with our football coaches. Tuesday 5th and 19th August. 7-10 years 1.15 – 3.15pm. 11 – 15 years 3.30pm – 5.30pm. Price: £9.50
Active Lifestyles Dursley Leisure Centre:
Soft Play Sessions A safe, fun-filled space for under 7s with soft play, mini rollercoasters and a bouncy castle. Saturdays 1:45 pm & 2:45 pm (60 mins), £3 per child.
Inflatable Fun Throughout summer , various times, included with swim entry. Bounce, slide and splash with giant inflatables in the pool. £5.90 per adult, £3.60 per child. Check centre for full timetable.
Intensive Swimming Lessons Boost water confidence with beginner lessons for ages 4–7. Weekly, Monday–Friday 8:00–8:30 am or 8:30–9:00 am. £38 per 5-day course
Stage 4 One-to-One Swimming Tailored lessons for children working on Stage 4 outcomes. Limited availability. Tuesdays–Thursdays, 9:30 am – 1:30 pm, £18 per session.
Disney Dance Workshops Each week features a new Disney theme. Parents welcome to watch the final 10 minutes. Tuesdays: 29 July, 5, 12, 19 & 26 August, 3:30 – 5:30 pm, £9.50 per child. For ages 4–9.
Swim Camp Friday – 1st Aug, 8 August, 15th August, 22 August, 29th August. 8:30am – 3:30pm, £40 per day. Book two swim camps to get free entry to the End of Summer Pool Party!
End of Summer Pool Party Celebrate the end of summer with music, inflatables and poolside fun for the whole family. Saturday 30 August, 2:30 pm & 3:30 pm (55 mins each), £5.50 per child, £6.50 per adult.
For more information or to book sessions, visit the Active Lifestyles website.
Canals There’s plenty to see and do along the miles of mostly flat and accessible canal towpath. Take a walk or bike ride and spot the wildlife along the way including swans, kingfishers, otters and water voles. A popular route is to walk from Stroud to Stonehouse (or vice versa) and get the train back, or why not work up an appetite on a shorter walk and treat yourself at one of the many canalside cafes.
Cotswold Canals Trust runs 30-minute boat trips run every Saturday from Wallbridge Lock in Stroud, with a longer two hour trip on Wednesday 30 July from Saul Junction. For more details see Boats And Charters - The Cotswold Canals Trust
There are several canal walks published online on the Cotswold Canals Trust website and an accessible walk from Stonehouse town centre from VisitStroud.UK
The Canal and River Trust has a downloadable guide to Saul Junction.
Sun Days at the Ship Inn Community Space, Stonehouse:
Stories from the Ship Inn - 27 July, 2-6pm. Spend a relaxed afternoon celebrating the heritage, wildlife, and stories of the Stroudwater Canal and the historic Ship Inn. Enjoy music, lawn games, free face painting, foraging walks, and delicious food & drink on sale. Chat to the teams working on the future plans for the site and the canal restoration.
The Ship Inn Regatta - 3 August, 2-6pm. The beloved Victorian tradition is back! Book now to enter the canoe races and water polo or come along on the day and cheer the racers on. BBQ, family games, Victorian style dress up photo booth and live music. Adults and children over seven can book a spot here: Stonehouse Regatta Tickets, Sun, Aug 3, 2025 at 2:30 PM | Eventbrite
Ship Inn Community Space at Upper Mills Bridge (opposite Wycliffe School). Please note: There’s no parking at the Ship Inn site but it’s easy to get to by bike or on foot along the canal towpath.
Lots of low cost fun at Brimscombe Mill This summer, Kids Stuff Stroud and Brimscombe Mill are bursting with creative, low-cost activities for families, welcoming both locals and visitors to join the fun. From Tuesday to Saturday, Kids Stuff hosts themed drop-in craft sessions from 10am–12pm—just pop in, pay as you can, and enjoy a coffee while your little ones get creative. On Tuesdays, older children can dive deeper into hands-on projects during Craftafternoons from 2–4pm (booking required). Fridays bring the magic of Film Friday, with family movies screened in the Sanctuary Space from 2–4pm, complete with pay-as-you-can popcorn and ice cream from The Long Table.
Throughout the week, families can enjoy scavenger hunts around the Mill, a play area for under-5s, and games including table tennis, pool, and a gaming machine. The Long Table serves up pay-as-you-can jacket potatoes and mini smoothies for kids, alongside their usual lunch offerings—and every Friday evening from 6–8pm, it’s BBQ night!
In addition to daily activities, each week features exciting extras like soap carving, cookery club, jewellery making, tie-dye workshops, a petting zoo, and even a back-to-school party. Full programme details and bookings are available via Stroud Kids Stuff and Brimscombe Mill online
Roam the commons We’re spoilt for choice when it comes to commons across the district - each offering wide open spaces, sweeping views of the Five Valleys, and plenty of fresh air. Whether you're packing a picnic, flying a kite, walking a stretch of the Cotswold Way, or simply watching paragliders launch from the hillsides, there’s something for everyone.
If you find yourself on Selsley Common, keep an eye out for the vibrant Common Sense on the Common signs, created by pupils from Leonard Stanley School. These colourful reminders encourage everyone to be mindful of grazing cattle, keep dogs under control, take all litter home and avoid lighting barbecues or fires. More info here.
Swim outdoors As well as the indoor pools in Stroud and Dursley there are a number of outdoor pools in the district where you can enjoy a swim in the fresh air:
Stratford Park Lido A 50 metre spring fed pool with a Grade II listed parabolic diving board. The pool was initially heated when it was first opened in 1937 but is now a cold-water pool after the heating elements were dismantled for the war effort and is open for around 100 years during the summer months. Check the timetable and book online at Active Lifestyles Lido - Active Lifestyles Stroud District
Wotton Pool, an 18-metre heated pool with a retractable roof that can be closed in colder weather and opened for open air swimming on sunny days. https://wottonpool.co.uk/
Berkeley Community Swimming Pool, an 18 metre heated pool and small paddling pool. Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and weekends: https://www.facebook.com/BerkeleyPool/
Slightly further afield:
Cirencester Open Air Swimming Pool, a 27-metre heated pool and smaller children’s pool and café. Offering dawn and night swims, aqua aerobics, inclusive swims for people with additional needs and youth evenings. https://cirenopenair.org.uk/
Sandford Parks Lido in Cheltenham, a 50-metre heated pool, smaller children’s pool with slide and café set in four acres of landscaped grounds. Also offers a range of water and land-based fitness classes including aqua fit and yoga. https://www.sandfordparkslido.org.uk/
Portishead Open Air Pool, a 33-metre heated community pool, toddler pool and café situated on the edge of the Bristol Channel https://www.portisheadopenairpool.org.uk/
Join the Library Challenge There are different activities, fun challenges, workshops and rewards for everyone that joins the natural world-themed summer library challenge. Sign up here and find your local library https://gloslibraries.uk/welcome-library-challenge
Newark Park Explore the historic Newark House, once a Tudor hunting lodge, now a welcoming home with a fascinating past. Wander over 700 acres of estate land featuring waymarked walks, listed buildings, and diverse habitats. Children can enjoy the woodland play area filled with carved animals and a spacious play field. Relax with a drink or snack at the Tea Pavilion, and browse the second-hand bookshop upstairs in the house, offering scenic views across the valley. Newark Park | Gloucestershire | National Trust
Dr Jenner’s House Discover the birthplace of vaccination at Dr Jenner’s House, Museum and Garden in Berkeley, where the pioneering Gloucestershire doctor Edward Jenner lived and worked. This Grade II listed home offers a fascinating insight into Jenner’s life, his groundbreaking work in immunology, and his many interests—from botany and poetry to fossil hunting and ballooning. Open Sunday to Wednesday, 11am–4pm. With engaging exhibitions, educational programmes, and a tranquil setting, it’s a unique and inspiring destination for curious minds and history lovers alike. https://jennermuseum.com/
Sculpture in Dr Jenner’s garden Running alongside the museum experience at Dr Jenner’s House, “But why think? Why not try the Experiment?” is a striking outdoor sculpture exhibition by members of the Cotswold Sculptors Association, open until 13 September 2025 (Sun–Wed, 11am–4pm). The exhibition features brand-new works by 18 artists who embraced Jenner’s spirit of experimentation by stepping outside their usual creative practices. Each piece offers a fresh and varied interpretation of Jenner’s legacy. During Meet the Maker Week (27 July–3 August), visitors may also meet the artists and see live demonstrations. Admission is included with museum entry—see jennermuseum.com for details.
Build LEGO at Stroud Brewery Stroud Brewery hosts relaxed, family-friendly LEGO session every Wednesday, 4.30-6.30pm. The team rolls out heaps of LEGO and opens the balcony bar for a couple of hours of creative fun. No booking needed, just drop in and build.
Wander around Wotton-under-Edge The Cotswold Way runs right through the centre of Wotton-under-Edge, a bustling town in the south of the district. Walk to Wotton Hill which has spectacular views across the River Severn, or to the Tyndale Monument in nearby North Nibley.
Find seven circular walks that start in Wotton here or follow the Visit Glos (mostly accessible) route here
Climb the Tyndale Monument The striking 111-foot Tyndale Monument in North Nibley was built to commemorate local hero William Tyndale, the martyred 16th century Bible translator. The monument is open every day with 121 spiral steps to spectacular views of the Berkeley Vale and the River Severn to the Black Mountains. You can have the monument illuminated to commemorate a special occasion too. Free with a suggested online donation towards keeping the monument open to the public: https://tyndalemonument.uk/
Woodchester Park The National Trust-owned Woodchester Park has a chain of five lakes set in a tranquil wooded valley, and an outdoor woodland play trail. It’s free to walk around, but please note there’s a charge for parking (free for NT members). Join the Summer of Play mini festival activities, walk the bunting trail around the orchard then enjoy a rest at the Tinkley Gate café while browsing the second hand bookstore. Swimming is not permitted in the lakes (but see our listing of outdoor pools in the district to enjoy). There’s more info including circular trails and accessibility assistance including how to hire an all-terrain mobility scooter at https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/woodchester-park
Woodchester Mansion is a unique Grade I listed building, famous for being unfinished and exposing the secrets of its construction. See spectacular stone carvings, the restored Chapel east window, and watch the resident bat colony on CCTV. Open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday including Bank Holidays until October, from 11am – 5pm. £11 for adults; children under 16 go free. For more information see www.woodchestermansion.org.uk
Explore the district by bike Discover the beauty of the Stroud District on two wheels. Whether you're after a leisurely ride or a more adventurous challenge, there's something for everyone. Pick up a cycling map featuring a variety of local trails - from peaceful, traffic-free routes along the Stroud Valleys Trail and canals, to more demanding climbs and descents through the Cotswolds and Severn Vale. Maps are funded by Stroud District Council and available in print from Stroud Town Council or online at Cycling in the Stroud District | Stroud Town Council If you’re Curious about e-bikes why not try one out with Transition Stroud, which offers e-bike hire from five convenient hubs: Stratford Park, Brimscombe Mill, Stonehouse, Horsley, and Minchinhampton. Prices start from just £30 per week. Learn more at Pedal Power - E-bikes for everyone
Go to the cinema When the weather’s not playing ball, why not shelter in the cinema with a film? Vue Cinema in Stroud has a programme of family favourites; The Electric Picture House in Wotton-under-Edge is a charming independent cinema with a unique atmosphere, showing Smurfs and Freakier Friday, and The Cotswold Playhouse in Stroud is showing a special sing-along screening of Frozen on Wednesday 20 August: What's On
Holiday Fun at The Chantry Centre, Dursley:
Tuesdays, 4–7 pm: Games Room for 11–16s – Free. Nine-pin bowling, table football, table tennis, darts – a great space to hang out and play.
Wednesdays, 2–4 pm: Family Fun Afternoon – £4 per child. Enjoy nine-pin bowling, table football, table tennis, and a bouncy castle.
Thursdays, 10 am–12 Noon: Indoor Play for Little Ones – £4 per child. Bouncy castle, didi cars, and a soft play corner – perfect for younger children.
Saturday 9 August, 10 am–2 pm: Try Table Tennis – Free. All equipment provided. No need to book – just turn up and play!
More info: What's On | The Chantry Centre | Dursley
Farmers’ Market & farm shops Farmers’ markets and farm shops are great places to show children where seasonal fresh food comes from. We’re spoiled for choice in the Stroud district with the award-winning Stroud Farmers’ Market every Saturday, the Shambles Market every Friday and Saturday in Stroud, and regular markets in many other towns too including Wotton-under-Edge, Minchinhampton, Dursley, Berkeley and Nailsworth. Visitstroud.uk website has a list of farm shops here: https://www.visitstroud.uk/ideas/fantastic-farm-shops-in-the-stroud-district
Have a free day out The Stroud district Summer HAF & HAP programmes offer free-of-charge children's activities. Search by location, age range, activity type and date to find in-person or online activities including sports, music, crafts, day trips and cookery classes. Some activities (HAF) are for children who receive benefits-related free school meals, others (HAP) are open to all children. More details from www.familyhubs.gloucestershrie.gov.uk
Discover Stroud Trails app Walk this way to find out all about the district’s most spectacular heritage and landscape. The free-of-charge walking app will allow all the family to explore circular routes throughout the district – including a treasure hunt based in Stratford Park and a variety of themed walks including a movie location hunt and Shakespeare trail. Explore the hidden gems that our historic market towns have to offer – find out all about the wool industry in Stonehouse, glimpse an 11th century castle in Berkeley and gaze up at the incredible Tyndale monument. New trails are being added, so make sure you check Type in ‘Discover Stroud Trails’ onto a compatible Apple iOS or Android device.
Dursley Sculpture and Play Trail The artwork at Dursley Sculpture and Play Trail in Twinberrow Woods has been created by local community groups with new artworks added throughout the year. It’s free to visit and there’s open access any time. See www.dursleytowncouncil.gov.uk/dursley-sculpture-and-play-trail.html
Go Outside trails Go Outside maps are fun, child-friendly, interactive maps that help you discover more about the place you live. Each trail is filled with puzzles and fun facts. Choose one that starts in a local area, or use a map to explore Cheltenham or Gloucester: Go Outside UK
Gloucestershire Play Rangers Free, outdoor, active play including den building, fires, arts and crafts, sports and playful games for 7–14-year-olds. Under 7’s are welcome and should be accompanied by an adult. Be prepared to get wet, hot, cold, smelly, and dirty, so wear appropriate clothing. Activities are all `open access’ which means there is no registration and children can leave the site at any time.
The Play Rangers will be in Stratford Park in Stroud, Victory Park in Cainscross, Nailsworth and Synwell Playing Field in Wotton-under-edge throughout the summer holidays. See https://playgloucestershire.org.uk/play-timetables/ for more information.
The Door Youth charity The Door runs free youth clubs across the district throughout the holidays for young people aged 11-17. The full programme of activities is available at https://thedoor.org.uk/summer/
Giffords Circus Tweedy the Clown is back at Giffords Circus along a cast of acrobats, jugglers, magicians and musicians. The Laguna Bay will be at Frampton-on-Severn from 31 July – 4 August, and Minchinhampton Common from 7 – 18 August. Expect a colourful world set in the sunny 1950’s with lavish costumes, opulent set and a live band. Find out more and book tickets at https://giffordscircus.com/theshow/
WWT Slimbridge This summer, WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre is launching its first-ever Dragonfly Festival, running until 22 September. Celebrating the magic of dragonflies, the festival offers family-friendly fun, including expert-led walks, creative workshops, pond dipping, and giant outdoor games. Entry is included with admission (free for WWT members). Find out more at www.wwt.org.uk/wetland-centres/whats-on/dragonfly-festival
Berkeley Castle Berkeley Castle is bursting with family fun this summer, with Summer at the Castle running until 27 August 2025. Enjoy Have-A-Go Archery and live demos every Monday, and meet fascinating creatures like giant snails and tarantulas at the Hysterical Critters Workshop every Wednesday. All activities are included with admission, making it a perfect day out filled with history, adventure, and hands-on experiences. . Visit Berkeley Castle: Directions, Opening Times & Tickets
Cattle Country Cattle Country Farm Park is packed with summer fun from 19 July to 1 September 2025, including daily animal encounters, goat kid feeding, tractor rides, and splash pool play. New this year is a giant Maize Maze opening in August. With indoor play barns, outdoor adventures, and a boating lake, there’s something for all ages—plus, Summer Passes offer unlimited visits for the price of two day tickets. Cattle Country Farm Park
Horrible Histories at the Sub Rooms Horrible Histories: Gorgeous Georgians & Vile Victorians brings Britain’s past to life in a hilariously horrible stage show packed with the gory, quirky, and downright bizarre! Saturday 30 August. Tickets from £16.50. The Sub Rooms, Stroud. Horrible Histories: Gorgeous Georgians & Vile Victorians | What's On | The Sub Rooms | The Sub Rooms
Find hidden treasure Have you ever tried geocaching? It’s a fun outdoor treasure hunt that uses a free app on your smartphone to help you find hidden boxes of treasure. Each box is different, but most contain a logbook for you to leave a message in and small items – take one and leave one for others to find after you. There are hundreds of treasure boxes hidden in the Stroud district and it’s a great excuse to get outdoors and discover somewhere new. Find more information at www.geocaching.com/play
The Disgusting Sandwich Trail at Painswick Rococo Garden Join Badger on a gloriously grubby adventure inspired by the Disgusting Sandwich! Kids can explore the garden, collect silly sandwich ingredients and enjoy nature in a fun, interactive trail. 10am-5pm daily, until 8 September. Book at www.rococogarden.digitickets.go.uk
Lions at Large – The Pride of Gloucestershire Trail Take a short bus or train journey to Cheltenham or Gloucester and follow a free, family-friendly art trail featuring 32 giant lion sculptures and 54 cubs, all decorated by local artists and schools. Explore parks, streets and open spaces while discovering Gloucestershire’s creative and community spirit. Running daily until 14 September; the large lions will then be auctioned to raise funds for the Cheltenham and Gloucester Hospitals Charity. More info from Lions at Large | Cheltenham & Gloucester Hospitals Charity
Find more things to do This is just a small selection of the incredible variety available in the district. For more events, inspiration and days out on the Visit Stroud website: https://www.visitstroud.uk/
Cllr Chloe Turner, Leader of Stroud District said:
“There’s a fantastic range of activities across our district this summer, and thankfully for us parents our holiday guide is packed with ideas to help families keep children entertained without breaking the bank.
"Ensuring the district is a place where children and young people are happy, healthy and safe is one of the key objectives in our Council Plan.”
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