Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Cirencester Market has a proud history and is one of the oldest charter markets in the country, having been mentioned as early as 1086 in the Domesday Book. It forms a vital part of the Town Council's policy of fostering a thriving town centre.

Cirencester Charter Market is a shopping experience not to be missed. You will find friendly stallholders with an array of stalls selling plants, outdoor furniture, wicker baskets, fresh food (including local produce), household goods and much more.

Corinium Museum in collaboration with Cotswold Heritage Walks, is excited to offer a series of historic walking tours. The event will be led by archaeologist Alison Grierson-Brookes.

Workshop run by Lauren Holloway cost £100

Please join us for a lively Barn Dance and BBQ at St Peter’s Parish Hall on Saturday, 06 June.

Cirencester Market has a proud history and is one of the oldest charter markets in the country, having been mentioned as early as 1086 in the Domesday Book. It forms a vital part of the Town Council's policy of fostering a thriving town centre.

Cirencester Charter Market is a shopping experience not to be missed. You will find friendly stallholders with an array of stalls selling plants, outdoor furniture, wicker baskets, fresh food (including local produce), household goods and much more.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

A spectacular silver coin hoard has just emerged from Cotswold soil - the first Iron Age coin hoard in the museum’s collection.

The remains of the ancient Roman town of Corinium lie underneath our feet as we walk around Cirencester.

Join Friends of Corinium Museum for an evening with best-selling author, actor and film director Ben Miller, discussing his new thriller “A Very Dangerous Pursuit”.

From locally brewed beer, pies, chocolate brownies, game poultry, fruit and veg.... you name it, if it's in season and local, it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.

Date:  Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month, 9:00am – 2:30pm

We can try to mend toys, clothes, small electricals, household items and bikes.

Workshop with Lichen Davenport £90

Workshop by Charlie Ash £105

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Corinium Museum in collaboration with Cotswold Heritage Walks, is excited to offer a series of historic walking tours. The event will be led by archaeologist Alison Grierson-Brookes.

Workshop with Charlotte Duckworth, cost £165

Workshop by Katy Upton - Cost £65

Judge is local vet Rod Benson

Whether you’re shopping for a gift, treating yourself, or just there for the vibes, there’s something for everyone at the Midsummer Market. Celebrate local creativity, community spirit, and midsummer sunshine - Stroud style.

Join our collection team for a tour of the stores.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

A relaxed and inspiring evening, when The King’s Head open their doors to couples planning their special day

Workshop run by Lauren Holloway cost £100

Monks, Merchants & Mud! The fleeces of Cotswold sheep were some of the most sought after in Medieval Europe, join us on this walking tour to experience Medieval Cirencester

From locally brewed beer, pies, chocolate brownies, game poultry, fruit and veg.... you name it, if it's in season and local, it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.

Date:  Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month, 9:00am – 2:30pm

Workshop by Georgina Valentine

An idealist young woman juggles her family and work life in a comedy about the people you love and how to survive them

Sellers 7.30 onwards (cars £7/others £10) Buyers from 8.30. Every 4th Sunday

Cirencester’s Big Lunch will be returning on the 28th June 2026. This year’s theme is ‘Try Something New!’

A free, family community event, there will be Live Music, food & drink, market stalls, activities and much more to enjoy in the Abbey Grounds from 12:00pm-6:00pm.

Join the troupe at The Organic Farm Shop, Abbey Home Farm for a fantastically funny bicycle-powered production of Shakespeare’s ‘As You Like It’.

An organ recital with Mark Brafield from Guildford

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Over 3 relaxing and creative evenings you’ll learn how to make your very own stunning bouquet of handcrafted red roses using chenille stems

Workshop with Ruth Pullan - cost £120

Workshop with Lichen Davenport, cost £95

Join us for an afternoon of live music in the beautiful Abbey Grounds! Bring your friends, family, and a picnic, and enjoy the vibrant sounds of local bands in the heart of Cirencester.

8.50 am departure from Stratton or 9 am from Cirencester. Approximately 6 pm return to Cirencester and Stratton. Cost of trip is £30.00 to include coach travel, guided tour of rose development centre, nursery, cafes, shop, entry to David Austin’s private garden and 10% off purchases.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Over 3 relaxing and creative evenings you’ll learn how to make your very own stunning bouquet of handcrafted red roses using chenille stems

Corinium Museum in collaboration with Cotswold Heritage Walks, is excited to offer a series of historic walking tours. The event will be led by archaeologist Alison Grierson-Brookes.

Paperback Theatre tour the UK with Charles McRoberts’ brand new adaptation of E. Nesbit’s classic The Railway Children

From locally brewed beer, pies, chocolate brownies, game poultry, fruit and veg.... you name it, if it's in season and local, it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.

Date:  Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month, 9:00am – 2:30pm

We can try to mend toys, clothes, small electricals, household items and bikes.

Come along, relax, and celebrate the joy of music in our historic town setting. Everyone is welcome.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Over 3 relaxing and creative evenings you’ll learn how to make your very own stunning bouquet of handcrafted red roses using chenille stems

Workshop run by Lauren Holloway cost £100

Workshop with Emma Roch - cost £45

Corinium Museum in collaboration with Cotswold Heritage Walks, is excited to offer a series of historic walking tours. The event will be led by archaeologist Alison Grierson-Brookes.

Step into the frozen world of Mammoth Rider in this immersive event with author S J Poyton.

Come along, relax and celebrate the joy of music in our historic town setting. Everyone is welcome.

People have been making pottery for thousands of years. In this workshop, you will learn the techniques ancient people used to decorate their distinctive pots, and try your hand at making your very own vessel.

Explore the natural world through ancient art! After looking at the representations of nature in Roman mosaics on display in the Corinium Museum, you will then use traditional techniques to create your own Roman-style mosaic inspired by plants and wildlife.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

The remains of the ancient Roman town of Corinium lie underneath our feet as we walk around Cirencester.

From locally brewed beer, pies, chocolate brownies, game poultry, fruit and veg.... you name it, if it's in season and local, it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.

Date:  Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month, 9:00am – 2:30pm

Workshop with Sophie Bowen - cost £105

Sellers 7.30 onwards (cars £7/others £10) Buyers from 8.30. Every 4th Sunday

Join us for an afternoon of live music in the beautiful Abbey Grounds! Bring your friends, family, and a picnic, and enjoy the vibrant sounds of local bands in the heart of Cirencester.

In the Iron Ag it was common to make small decorated versions of weapons such as spears and shields. In this workshop we will learn about the the Iron Culture as well as thee dazzling hoard found near Cirencester that contains more than 100 silvers coins as well as several mysterious votives.

The remains of the ancient Roman town of Corinium lie underneath our feet as we walk around Cirencester.

Join our collection team for a tour of the stores.

Step back into Prehistory for a morning of creativity. Discover a variety of printing techniques to produce a series of bold, prehistoric-themed images.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Step back into Prehistory for a morning of creativity. Discover a variety of printing techniques to produce a series of bold, prehistoric-themed images.

Monks, Merchants & Mud! The fleeces of Cotswold sheep were some of the most sought after in Medieval Europe, join us on this walking tour to experience Medieval Cirencester

A comic new play, based on The Naval Treaty and The Man with the Twisted Lip, with apologies to Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

This session explores the topic of fossils. We will learn about several types of fossils including remains, trace and preserved. The children will have the opportunity to create versions of all three types of fossils that we are learning about to support the love of fossils and learning.

Get up close and personal with the past!! In this creative session, you will observe and draw real prehistoric artefacts from the museum’s collection.

Children will learn all about the use, materials and creation methods for early axe heads.

An organ recital with Charles Wooler concert organist

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Corinium Museum in collaboration with Cotswold Heritage Walks, is excited to offer a series of historic walking tours. The event will be led by archaeologist Alison Grierson-Brookes.

Cirencester is known as a Roman and medieval town, but what you see in Cirencester town centre today is the result of its Georgian successes.

From locally brewed beer, pies, chocolate brownies, game poultry, fruit and veg.... you name it, if it's in season and local, it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.

Date:  Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month, 9:00am – 2:30pm

We can try to mend toys, clothes, small electricals, household items and bikes.

Come along, relax and celebrate the joy of music in our historic town setting. Everyone is welcome.

During this workshop you will create a Roman shield and sword so that you feel as ready as a real Roman soldier to venture into the world to do battle.

Walk in the footsteps of Roman craftsmen. After looking at some of the incredible mosaics from Roman Corinium, learn how to arrange tesserae into classic patterns and take home your own masterpiece inspired by the museum’s famous collection.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

The remains of the ancient Roman town of Corinium lie underneath our feet as we walk around Cirencester.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

The Cotswolds are full of history stretching from Neolithic to the present day. Anglo Axons often get missed out as they simply don’t leave as big a footprint in the historical archaeological records as Romans..

One of Shakespeare’s earliest and wildest farcical plays, The comedy of Errors tells the story of twin sons and their twin servants separated in a shipwreck. The play explores themes of identity, mistaken identity and family as we find out what happens when the twins unknowingly find themselves in the same town on the same day.

Monks, Merchants & Mud! The fleeces of Cotswold sheep were some of the most sought after in Medieval Europe, join us on this walking tour to experience Medieval Cirencester

From locally brewed beer, pies, chocolate brownies, game poultry, fruit and veg.... you name it, if it's in season and local, it will be at the Cirencester Farmers' Market.

Date:  Every 2nd and 4th Saturday of the Month, 9:00am – 2:30pm

Sellers 7.30 onwards (cars £7/others £10) Buyers from 8.30. Every 4th Sunday

Come and see a traditional horticultural show or enter yourself! Doors open to visitors from 1.30 pm at Stratton Village Hall. Admission is £1.

Join our collection team for a tour of the stores.

Our quiet garden is a restful, walled space with mature trees, flowers and some seating. The is disabled access and toilet facilities with the provision of light refreshments if required.

Three routes to choose from: 32, 58 or 75 miles.