Box Players’ Pantomime - “Cinderella”
2025-03-20 19:30 - 21:30 UTC | Box Village Hall, Box, Stroud, GL6 9HE, United Kingdom
Box Players 2025 pantomime: “Cinderella” by Brian Woosey

Performances are at Box Village Hall on Thursday 20 March, Friday 21 March and Saturday 22 March (curtain up 19:30), with a Matinée on Saturday 22 March (curtain up 14:30). Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for children, and are available from Jane Storey (Tel: 01453 872430 or 07855 188155, Email: janestorey37@gmail.com)

Friday Lunch Club
2025-03-21 12:00 - 14:30 | Porch Room, Holy Trinity Church, Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BP
Join us at midday for a two course lunch and a social gathering. Further details Stephen or Linda Jarvis on 01453 884545. Donations accepted on the day.

Cotswold Sessions at the Cotswold Club
2025-03-21 18:30 - 21:30 | Cotswold Club, High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
Folk tunes and a few songs. All welcome to join in or just come along and listen.
6.30pm in the front bar.

Special Episode of Eastenders featuring Keith Allen
2025-03-21 19:00 - 22:00 | Cotswold Club, High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
Followed by Q & A session.
Be at the club by 7.00pm

Box Players 2025 pantomime - “Cinderella”
2025-03-21 19:30 - 21:30 | Box Village Hall, Box, Stroud, GL6 9HE, United Kingdom
Box Players 2025 pantomime: “Cinderella” by Brian Woosey

Performances are at Box Village Hall on Thursday 20 March, Friday 21 March and Saturday 22 March (curtain up 19:30), with a Matinée on Saturday 22 March (curtain up 14:30). Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for children, and are available from Jane Storey (Tel: 01453 872430 or 07855 188155, Email: janestorey37@gmail.com)Bo

Box Players Pantomime - Cinderella
2025-03-22 14:30 - 16:30 | Box Village Hall, Box, Stroud, GL6 9HE, United Kingdom
Performances are at Box Village Hall on Thursday 20 March, Friday 21 March and Saturday 22 March (curtain up 19:30), with a Matinée on Saturday 22 March (curtain up 14:30). Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for children, and are available from Jane Storey (Tel: 01453 872430 or 07855 188155, Email: janestorey37@gmail.com)

The Stupid Boy - Stroud Film Festival - at the Long Table
2025-03-22 18:00 - 21:00 | The Long Table, Brimscombe Mill, Stroud, GL5 2SA, United Kingdom
Featuring a special screening of multi award-winning, Oscar®️ and BAFTA qualified short film THE STUPID BOY, followed by a panel discussion with Writer/Director Phil Dunn, and other special guests.
This powerful film, with themes like neurodivergence, extremism and non-violence all packed into its 15 minute narrative, will give plenty of food for thought as we enjoy a lovely panel discussion alongside a companion pay-as-you-can meal at The Long Table. It will also be an opportunity to hear more about a new charity Love Arts, founded by Phil, which connects arts and community in a fresh and innovative way.
Timings:
18:00-20:00 Kitchen & Bar
19:00 Film Screening
This is an intimate screening in The Sanctuary – tickets are limited. Please secure a ticket from the website.

Box Players 2025 pantomime - “Cinderella”
2025-03-22 19:30 - 21:30 | Box Village Hall, Box, Stroud, GL6 9HE, United Kingdom

Crows Pasture Folk Concert NOW AT THE COTSWOLD CLUB
2025-03-22 19:30 - 21:30 | Cotswold Club, High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
Two-time New England “Roots Act of the Year” nominee and winner of the International Acoustic Music Awards Best Country/Bluegrass song 2024, Crowes Pasture inspires audiences with their powerful and moving songs that connect with listeners at every stage of life. While their lyrics provoke thought and emotion, their unique banjo-guitar instrumental union takes listeners on a meditative journey, sometimes joyful, sometimes wistful and oftentimes poignant. The duo has gained a loyal following throughout New England, charmed by their approachable presence and mesmerized by their intimate and haunting harmonies, described by Americana Highways as “a wholly vintage vocal parfait” and “rurally expressive with a genuine instinctive unifying feel.”
Tickets £15 online or from the Market Stores nearer the event.

Musical Sunday at Amberley Shop on the Common
2025-03-23 14:30 - 15:30 | Amberley Shop on the Common, Holy Trinity Church, Amberley, Stroud, GL5 5JG
Amberley Community Choir – come and enjoy some lovely music with your tea and cake.

Arkie's Quiz Night
2025-03-23 19:45 - 22:00 | Cotswold Club, High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
Our Quizmaster Brian L Powell looks forward to your company for another challenging but fun quiz. Members and guests welcome. Tables of 4, £1.00 per person.

Just Sing NEW Social singing group
2025-03-26 14:30 - 16:00 | Minchinhampton Community Library, School Road, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BP, United Kingdom

Stroud Businesswomen's Network meeting
2025-03-27 09:30 - 11:00 | Minchinhampton Golf Club, Minchinhampton, Stroud, GL6 9BE, United Kingdom
Members Networking Meeting – a mini training session with Henny Maltby
Henny Maltby of www.pinkelephantmedia.co.uk will be showing us “How to craft your offer to attract your dream clients”. More details to follow.

Visitors/Guests are invited to come along:
If you are a Friend of SBN or you know anyone who might enjoy being part of our Membership we welcome non-members to come along for a fee introductory meeting at one of our Main meetings to see how we work with a view to joining. Drop us an email beforehand to enquiries@stroudbusinesswomen.org.uk so that we can add you to our list.

Meeting Hosted by our Chair Tanya De Leersnyder

8.45 am doors open;
9.00am Come along for pre meeting chat and coffee

9.30am Start meeting with Chair’s introductions
9.35am Round-the-Room-Introductions 30 secs each
9.50am Member Shout Out from Sue Eskins of Coaching in the Cotswolds
10.00am Speaker see details above
10.25am Events announcements & requests to connect with other members
10.40am Informal Networking

11.00am Meeting Close

Minchinhampton Probus: AGM
2025-03-27 10:00 - 12:00 | Porch Room, Holy Trinity Church, Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BP
Minchinhampton Probus meets in the Porch Room of Minch Church on every second and fourth Thursday in the month with coffee from 10 am. The meeting itself starts at 10.30 am.
New members and guests welcome. tony.e.simmonds@gmail.com

The Crown Quiz
2025-03-27 19:30 - 23:00 | The Crown Inn, High Street Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
Test out your general knowledge with a pint and some proper pub grub. Round up your team and join us for a fun evening. Why not make an evening of it and have food with us before the start of the quiz? The quiz is £2 per person (cash only) to join and there is a £50 bar tab to grab for the winning team (6 max per team). 8pm start. All entry money for quiz will be donated to Minchinhampton Youth Club.
Bookings online or telephone 01453 608010

Amberley Quiz Night
2025-03-27 20:00 - 22:00 | Amberley Inn, Culver Hill, Amberley, GL5 5AF, United Kingdom

Free Digital Support: Personalised 1-2-1 Appointments with Digi-champion
2025-03-28 10:00 - 12:30 | Minchinhampton Community Library, School Road, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BP, United Kingdom
See poster for details.

Keith Allen's Karaoke
2025-03-28 19:00 - 22:30 | Cotswold Club, High Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
Join us for an unforgettable night of music, laughter and a little bit of chaos with your MC Keith Allen!

Friday 28th March from 7pm approx. We are expecting it to be a busy night so get there early for the best seats!

Free for members & their guests.

The Churchfitters at the Market House
2025-03-28 19:30 - 22:00 | Minchinhampton Market House, Market Square, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BW, United Kingdom
Why “Churchfitters”?
Nobody knows! They’re not fitters and have absolutely nothing to do with churches.
The name’s origin is lost in the mists of time but there is one aspect that suits them perfectly – its quirkiness. When your array of instruments includes a motorcycle petrol tank, a musical saw and a Mercedes Benzouki made from hubcaps there’s little point worrying if the name makes sense!
Saucepan dulcimer, glass harp, Bing-Bong machine and magic boots all join some more conventional instruments (fiddle, banjo, sax and whistle to name a few) to back Rosie Short’s sublime voice. These three flamboyant characters present their uplifting and entertaining show with a unique dynamism and describe their music as “Folk Unlimited”. Mike Harding calls it “Brilliant and beautiful” while Dave Pegg says they are “The most musically inventive group I’ve seen in decades”.
Tickets £15 can be bought online here

or Cash from the Market Stores nearer the event

Community Litter Pick
2025-03-29 10:00 - 12:00 | Minchinhampton Community Library, School Road, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BP, United Kingdom

Churchyard Tidy Up
2025-03-29 10:00 - 12:00 | Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BW
There will be a coffee break. All welcome. Please bring appropriate tools if possible.

Art in the Attic at Holy Trinity, Minchinhampton.
2025-03-29 10:00 - 16:00 | Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BW
Come along to browse and buy art – proceeds in aid of the Rose Window.

Brimscombe Litter Picking Run
2025-03-29 15:00 - 17:30 | Brimscombe Mill, Brimscombe, Stroud, GL5 2QN, United Kingdom

Minchinhampton Walking and Wildlife Group: Yellow Star of Bethlehem at Hailey Wood
2025-03-30 10:00 - 13:00
r so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and leading a walk around Hailey Wood on 30 March. This is the southernmost of the three great woods in Cirencester Park, the one to the south of the Road (with the saw mill) as you drive to Cirencester. It has a wonderful ancient woodland flora, including the rare Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem, which I hope will still be in flower when we visit.
We’ll meet at Bell Lane car park at 10.30am, where we’ll share cars to travel the five miles or so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and Tarlton). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it will be muddy.
leading a walk around Hailey Wood on 30 March. This is the southernmost of the three great woods in Cirencester Park, the one to the south of the Road (with the saw mill) as you drive to Cirencester. It has a wonderful ancient woodland flora, including the rare Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem, which I hope will still be in flower when we visit.
We’ll meet at Bell Lane car park at 10.30am, where we’ll share cars to travel the five miles or so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and Tarlton). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it will be muddy.
Since the Tunnel House pub closed, there are no nearby pubs. In any event, it is Mothering Sunday – and I expect any good pub will be fully booked. We will try to book a table in the yurt at Jolly Nice – so let me know if anyone wants to join us.
All the best
All the best). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it All
I shall be leading a walk around Hailey Wood on 30 March. This is the southernmost of the three great woods in Cirencester Park, the one to the south of the Road (with the saw mill) as you drive to Cirencester. It has a wonderful ancient woodland flora, including the rare Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem, which I hope will still be in flower when we visit.
We’ll meet at Bell Lane car park at 10.30am, where we’ll share cars to travel the five miles or so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and Tarlton). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it will be muddy.
Since the Tunnel House pub closed, there are no nearby pubs. In any event, it is Mothering Sunday – and I expect any good pub will be fully booked. We will try to book a table in the yurt at Jolly Nice – so let me know if anyone wants to join us. be muddy.
Since Hailey Wood on 30 March. This is the southernmost of the three great woods in Cirencester Park, the one to the south of the Road (with the saw mill) as you drive to Cirencester. It has a wonderful ancient woodland flora, including the rare Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem, which I hope will still be in flower when we visit.
We’ll meet at Bell Lane car park at 10.30am, where we’ll share cars to travel the five miles or so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and Tarlton). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it will be muddy.
Since the Tunnel House pub closed, there are no nearby pubs. In any event, it is Mothering Sunday – and I expect any good pub will be fully booked. We will try to book a table in the yurt at Jolly Nice – so let me know if anyone wants to join us. the Tunnel House pub closed, there are no nearby pubs. In any event, it is Mothering Sunday – and I expect any good pub will be fully booked. We will try to book a table in the yurt at Jolly leading a walk around Hailey Wood on 30 March. This is the southernmost of the three great woods in Cirencester Park, the one to the south of the Road (with the saw mill) as you drive to Cirencester. It has a wonderful ancient woodland flora, including the rare Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem, which I hope will still be in flower when we visit.
We’ll meet at Bell Lane car park at 10.30am, where we’ll share cars to travel the five miles or so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and Tarlton). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it will be muddy.
Since the Tunnel House pub closed, there are no nearby pubs. In any event, it is Mothering Sunday – and I expect any good pub will be fully booked. We will try to book a table in the yurt at Jolly Nice – so let me know if anyone wants to join us.
All the Dear All
I shall be leading a walk around Hailey Wood on 30 March. This is the southernmost of the three great woods in Cirencester Park, the one to the south of the Road (with the saw mill) as you drive to Cirencester. It has a wonderful ancient woodland flora, including the rare Yellow Star-of-Bethlehem, which I hope will still be in flower when we visit.
We’ll meet at Bell Lane car park at 10.30am, where we’ll share cars to travel the five miles or so to the parking place. If you’d like to drive straight there, the OS GR is SO 967002 – the informal layby on the Tarlton side of the entrance to the drive to the former Tunnel House Pub (halfway between Coates and Tarlton). We’ll aim to arrive at the layby at about 10.50am. There is sufficient parking for around five cars.
We’ll walk along the tow path of the Thames and Severn Canal to get to the magnificently Gothic east entrance to the Sapperton Tunnel. Then across fields to enter the wood at its SE corner. After we’ve walked along the southern edge of the wood, we’ll cross to the small and pretty hamlet of Tarlton before circling back.
The route is pretty flat with few stiles. Dogs will be fine, but must be kept on a lead in the wood. If it has been wet, it will be muddy.
Since the Tunnel House pub closed, there are no nearby pubs. In any event, it is Mothering Sunday – and I expect any good pub will be fully booked. We will try to book a table in the yurt at Jolly Nice – so let me know if anyone wants to join us.
All the best
Kx Nice – so let me know if anyone wants to join us. class=”s4″>All walks use public footpaths which may be steep, rough and slippery. Prepare accordingly.
We generally walk on the last Sunday of each month, starting at 10.30 and finishing by lunchtime, unless otherwise specified in the programme.
If the weather is very poor, we will cancel by email by 9.00am on the morning the walk was planned.
Please contact karencolebourn@gmail.com to be added to the circulation list.

Mothers day cream teas
2025-03-30 14:00 - 15:30 | Amberley Shop on the Common, Holy Trinity Church, Amberley, Stroud, GL5 5JG
Last year was a sell out so be quick! Call 01453 616061 or pop into the shop to book.
info@amberleyshoponthecommon.co.uk
Booking essential.

Minchinhampton Parish Council Full Council meeting
2025-03-31 19:00 - 21:30 | Minchinhampton Baptist Church (MBC) Office Room, Tetbury Street, Minchinhampton, GL6 9JH, United Kingdom
Members of the public wishing to join the meeting should email the clerk to confirm details.
Email: clerk@minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk
The agenda can be found on the Parish Council website before the meeting:
https://www.minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk/council-meetings.html

Afternoon Fellowship at Holy Trinity Church Minchinhampton
2025-04-01 14:30 - 16:30
Afternoon Fellowship Group meet this month for Good Friday Thoughts and Crafts with Alie and Gillian.

WI meeting - Helen Plumb “Glorious Coloured Gem Stones”
2025-04-02 14:30 - 16:30 | Minchinhampton Scout Hut (Coronation Hut), 16 Dr Browns Road, Minchinhampton, GL6 9BT
Our monthly meetings provide an opportunity for women of all ages to meet together in a friendly, relaxed and warm atmosphere.

We spend a little time talking through local and national WI activities that are open to all members. This is followed by a talk given by a guest speaker on one of a wide range of engaging topics.

Refreshments and an opportunity to get to know each other and make new friends are key parts of every meeting.

You are welcome to attend some of our meetings as a visitor before joining.

For more information, contact Sandy (President) emery31@btinternet.com
Christina ( Secretary) gooch764@btinternet.com
Joy (Minch Life liason rep) joyburr005@gmail.com ‘

Locals Night at the Crown
2025-04-02 18:00 - 21:00 | The Crown Inn, High Street Minchinhampton, GL6 9BN, United Kingdom
The first Wednesday evening of every month is locals night in the barn. The team at The Crown welcome locals to come down for a special set menu created by our talented head chef Luka. 2 courses for £20 and 3 courses for £25. Bookings are highly recommended as we expect this to be a popular night.

End of Life Planning meeting at Amberley
2025-04-02 19:00 - 21:00 | Holy Trinity Chuch, Amberley, Stroud, GL5 5JG, United Kingdom
A practical and informal evening – see brochure.
