Jubilate Chamber Choir invites you to enjoy an afternoon choral recital - an hour of delightful choral music for all the family featuring

Haydn Missa Brevis and other favourites.

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Tickets - Adult £10.00, Student - £5.00, Under 16’s -free

For more information visit https://cirenparish.co.uk/community-and-whats-on/whats-on/

All you want to know about chocolate but were afraid to ask. Lecture organised by Royal Agricultural University. An illustrated talk by Professor Lisa Methven of the Sensory Science Centre, Programme Director for BSC Food Science, Reading University. This is a combined lecture with the Royal Society of Chemistry. Cirencester Science & Technology Society website here.

Jeremy will provide a general introduction to the history of open-air-pools and lidos in Britain including the open-air pool in Cirencester. Cirencester’s natural spring fed pool was originally opened in 1869, and then taken over by the local council in 1908. Cirencester’s pool along with others provided novel experimental landscapes that blossomed after the First World War. Jeremy an independent heritage consultant, is a member of the Chartered Institute for Archaeologists and Hon. Treasurer of the Society for Landscape Studies. More information from this Cirencester Civic Society. website. Visitors welcome - suggested donation £3.00.

A talk by Dr Martin Davis, who will provide a general introduction to the Soviet world mapping project - how the maps were created and what was their potential use. The discussion will include examples of topographic and city maps local to Cirencester. Martin’s research includes topographic mapping, Soviet mapping and the history of cartography. Martin is Digital Map Curator at the Bodleian Libaries, University of Oxford, as well as co-convenor of the UK Map Map Curators’ Group. For more information, please see the following website.

Martin’s talk will provide a general introduction to the Soviet world mapping project - how the maps were created and what was their potential use. The discussion will include examples of topographic and city maps local to Cirencester. Martin’s research includes topographic mapping, Soviet mapping and the history of cartography. Martin is Digital Map Curator at the Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford, as well as co-convenor of the UK Map Curators’ Group. Further information can be found here.

Mike Jones previously had a career as a hydrogeologist. Further information can be found here on the website for Cirencester Civic Society.

A talk by Professor Hazel Rymer, Emeritus Professor of Environmental Volcanology, The Open University for Cirencester Science & Technology Society. Their website will be found here.

The Big Lunch in the Abbey Grounds returns! More details to follow….

A talk by Dr Kelly Hemmings who will introduce visitors to the Royal Agricultural University’s unique herbarium, now housed in the laboratories where it is being digitally photographed, recorded and catalogued by staff, students and volunteers. Further information will be found on this webpage.

A walk led by local resident Syd Flatman. Further information will be found on this webpage. Suggested donation of £3.00 for visitors. The meetup point is in Fairford, but exact details to be confirmed.

A talk by Kirsty Hartsiotis, part of the Civic Society programme of lectures. Further information will be found on this webpage.

A talk by local Town Councillor, Andrea Pellegram as part of the Civic Society programme of lectures. Andrea is Chair & Lead Member for Land and Property of Cirencester Town Council, with a career background in local authority planning and the private sector, as well as her own consultancy. Further information will be found here. Suggested donation of £3.00 for visitors.

The Dazzling Diamonds are returning to Cirencester with their brand-new comedy variety drag show. The show is packed with high energy dance routines, stunning live vocals, and side-splitting comedy sketches, not forgetting the spectacular costumes which are bound to leave your jaw on the floor! Featuring favourite singalong track from artists such as Cher, Tina Turner, Adele and Dolly Parton, as well as songs from some of your favourite movies, the show is certain to have something for everyone! Receiving 5* reviews from audiences, The Dazzling Diamonds are a cast of three drag artists all of whom have performed internationally (including Europe). Join Miss Lola Lush, Miss Alexis and Bailey La Creame for an unforgettable night filled to the brim with glamour, laughter and fun. It’s guaranteed to be a night to remember! Show contains adult themes and strong language. Doors open at 7.00 pm. Further information can be found here.

A talk by Caroline Morris, Collections and Education Manager at the Corinium Museum. Further information will be found on this webpage. Suggested donation of £3.00 for visitors (non members).

John will take us on a virtual “pub crawl” around Cirencester - highlighting where some sixty hotels and public houses once stood - although only thirteen now remain open. We will learn about licences and their contribution to the history of Cirencester. John is a Cirencester Civic Society Town Guide and a former chairman of Cirencester Civic Society. Suggested contribution of £3.00 for visitors. Further information will be found here.