What’s On in and around Cirencester
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Markets
Award winning historic Charter Markets, Arts & Crafts Market, Farmers' Market and Specialty Market.
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Bands in the Park
Sundays July to September.
Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of free live music in the Abbey Grounds, Cirencester. -
Advent Festival
Christmas in Cirencester is always special and creates a truly memorable family outing in our vibrant, beautiful and historical market town.
Cirencester Civic Society Sixtieth Anniversary Celebration
Further details of this event to be announced.
The Arts Society - The Golden Age of Fashion Illustration
In the early 20th century fashion illustration became a defined artistic medium where art and fashion merged with the sublime draftsman ship, elegance and style.
Cirencester Archaeological and History Society: RAF Brize Norton
RAF Brize Norton – Over 80 years of Flying Operations
Corinium Afternoons: Salmonsbury
The talk will introduce you to the site of Salmonsbury Camp, a scheduled site in Bourton-on-the-Water, now a nature reserve.
Talk - Gloucestershire Paths
A talk by Alan Pilbeam. Doors open at 7 pm for 7:30 pm start at Cirencester Baptist Church.
Brunel, Cirencester and the Golden Age of Rail
Brunel, Cirencester and the Golden Age of Rail - Tim Bryan
The Arts Society - Music in Art
A look into the past at musical instruments and how they would have been played.
To Be A Pilgrim, Not A Tourist On This Earth an evening with Satish Kumar
We can live on this beautiful Planet Earth, either as tourists, or pilgrims. To be a tourist is to be a consumer, and to be a pilgrim is to be a contributor. Going on a pilgrimage is not simply going to sacred sites. To be a pilgrim is a way of life, a way of consciousness. Living lightly and frugally is one way of being a pilgrim.
Arts Society Corinium presents 'Day of Special Interest'
A Day of Special Interest includes three lectures and a magnificent lunch, in a large and airy hall
Talk - The Bathurst Estate: conservation and sustainability
A talk by Peter Clegg. Doors open at 7 pm for 7:30 pm start at Cirencester Baptist Church.
The Arts Society - Wild Men of the North
This talk examines how they stormed the conservative bastions of Canadian art to establish themselves on the international stage of practitioners of distinctive avant-garde.
Talk - The Work of the MOD Detectives - Alexia Clark
Cirencester Archaeological and Historical Society Talk
Talk - Cirencester's Alms Houses
A talk by Meg Blumson. Hosted by Cirencester Civic Society.
Talk - In Search of Caractacus: Great King of Britain - Dr Miles Russell FSA
Cirencester Archaeological and Historical Society Talk
Talk - Principles of Field Archaeology and the Poole Project - Phil Trim
Cirencester Archaeological and Historical Society talk
Talk - 'hen hentes he be healme' The Symbolic Significance of Medieval Armour- Robert W Jones Phd FRHistS
Cirencester Archaeological and Historical Society talk
Talk - Tolkein and the Cotswolds - the shaping of Middle Earth - Andy Meller
Cirencester Archaeological and Historical Society Talk
Talk - From Birmingham to Byzantium to the Cotswolds
2026 marks the centenary of the death of two of the Cotswolds’ greatest Arts and Crafts architects, brothers Ernest and Sidney Barnsley