Please click on each day to see what's happening on that day. Although these events are weekly for most of the year, there may be occasions where this is not possible (e.g. school holidays, COVID restrictions, illness etc). Please contact the organisers for more information. If you'd like to add or amend an event, please email Info@MinchLife.com
3.30 – 4.30pm Amberley Mobile Service Post Office on road by Black Horse Public House
4.00 – 4.30pm / 4.30 – 5.00pm La Jolie Ronde French Classes for Primary children Minchinhampton Scout Hut, Dr Browns Road 07967 712350 JulietteCarpenter@googlemail.com
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
Would you like to refresh your Autumn wardrobe while supporting a great cause? You’re invited to our pre-loved clothes sale event! Gently used adult clothing, sustainable fashion choices that reduce waste - a chance to refresh your wardrobe responsibly. You don’t need a ticket to attend. The event is in support of Wiggly T, who… Read More »Brimscombe Mill Pre-loved clothes sale
You may have noticed there is no Keith's Koshookaan Karaoke for April ... don't worry, it will be back, but in the meantime we are very excited to announce The Keith Allen Review. Keith will of course be hosting and he's bringing some friends along - fantastic comedian Terry Alderton and lip sync superstar Dickie… Read More »Keith Allen’s Review
Box Bar continues to lubricate the village on the first and third Friday of every month. It is well supported and has become a very enjoyable social hub for the village. It serves wine, prosecco, gin and tonic, organic cider, organic lager and beers from Stroud brewery, plus a selection of soft drinks. The draft… Read More »Box Bar
We will have over 35 wooden cows hidden all around f Amberley. Each cow is dressed up with a hilarious cow-pun theme. There will also be face painting, ice lollies and, the star of our show, the 𝓿𝓲𝓷𝓽𝓪𝓰𝓮 𝓽𝓮𝓪 𝓽𝓮𝓷𝓽 serving exceptional homemade cakes, teas and coffees. Perfect day out for all the family. 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭… Read More »Amberley Cow Hunt
We will have over 35 wooden cows hidden all around f Amberley. Each cow is dressed up with a hilarious cow-pun theme. There will also be face painting, ice lollies and, the star of our show, the 𝓿𝓲𝓷𝓽𝓪𝓰𝓮 𝓽𝓮𝓪 𝓽𝓮𝓷𝓽 serving exceptional homemade cakes, teas and coffees. Perfect day out for all the family. 𝐒𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐭… Read More »Amberley Cow Hunt
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.
Minchinhampton Local History Group 80th VE DAY ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION 10.30am to 16.30pm inside Market house ,also showing Working For Victory 1939 - 1945 11.am onwards , back ground Music from Songs that won the war.
Coach £25.50 and Entrance £9.50 Total £35 This beautiful 60-acre arboretum was established in the late 19th Century, and is one of the largest privately-owned collections of trees in Britain. There’s something to see at all times of the year, as beautiful and rare trees, shrubs and bamboos from all over the world come into… Read More »Coach Trip with Ian Jarvis: Moreton in Marsh Market AM, New Batsford PM
A warm welcome awaits you. Speaker: Linda Richards, URC Local Church leader and Accredited Lay Preacher For further details contact: Sue Fairley on 01453 873136
Free event – please book your place As part of Dying Matters Awareness Week, we're opening our doors to the Gloucestershire community for a gentle, welcoming afternoon all about planning ahead with care and confidence. Whether you're starting to think about writing a Will, planning a meaningful funeral, exploring palliative care, or simply want to… Read More »End of Life Care & Planning – Open Afternoon
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… Read More »W I meeting – John Ranford “How bad are bananas” (about climate change)
Locals night: 7th May 6-9pm (first Wednesday of the month) 2 courses £20/3 courses £25 Locals lunch: 14th May 12-5pm (second Wednesday of the month) 2 courses £15/3 courses £20
Minchinhampton Probus meets fortnightly on the second and fourth Thursday in the Porch Room, Holy Trinity, Minchinhampton. Starts at 10am – with coffee and a catch up with other members. The meeting comprises a brief business meeting for about 15 minutes then usually a guest speaker. Meeting finishes at noon. We are a very friendly… Read More »Minchinhampton Probus – Malcolm Lewis “The Lerner and Loewe Lewis Story”
A service will be held at the Cross in Minchinhampton High Street at 11am on Thursday 8th May to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day. The service will be conducted by the Rector of Minchinhampton. The Standard will be paraded and the Last Post sounded. Do come.
Experience the thrill of performing some of opera’s greatest choruses under the expert guidance of one of the finest chorus masters in the field. Hosted by the Thames Head singers, this promises to be an unforgettable day of singing led by Piers Maxim, renowned former Chorus Master at Scottish Opera, La Monnaie (Brussels), and National… Read More »Come and Sing Opera Choruses with the Thames Head Singers
Hacksaw Ridge is a 2016 war film directed by Mel Gibson. Set in World War II, Andrew Garfield stars as Desmond Doss an American combat medic who refused to use a weapon of any kind. Doss became the first conscientious objector to be awarded the Medal of Honor for his service during the Battle of… Read More »“Hacksaw Ridge” Movie at the Cotswold Club
Welcomes all, but especially people who are living with memory problems. We share poems and reminiscences. Now held on the second Monday of each month For more information please phone Jo Smith 01453 834714
We meet on the 2nd Monday of every month at the Cotswold Club from 12.30 – 2.00pm. Bring along your favourite poem, maybe something you have written yourself, bring a couple of books to swap, or just come along for a chat. All welcome.
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
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
We are excited to deliver our first ever locals lunch. In addition to our locals night which takes place on the first Wednesday of each month. We are now introducing a locals lunch starting on 14th May. This lunch will continue on the second Wednesday of each month. It’s the perfect chance to visit the… Read More »*NEW* Locals Lunch at the Crown
The speaker this month will be Bill King.. Minchinhampton Ladies’ Lunch Club meets at the Old Lodge on (usually) the third Thursday of the month. There is a delicious lunch (chosen in advance) and a speaker. New members welcome but it is important to contact Biddy Hadfield before attending the lunch. bthadfield@btinternet.com
Acapellies is a vibrant community choir led by Eleanor Holliday. This performance will be exploring the rich emotional and cultural depths of The Easter Story through powerful polyphonic songs. Their performances weave together traditional vocal music from Georgia, Corsica, Bulgaria, Russia, Germany, Italy, Britain, and the Americas—offering a panoramic and soul-stirring musical journey. This is… Read More »Resonance – Acapellies (the Easter Story)
We will be celebrating this momentous achievement which is down to the continued support of all our amazing customers from across the world on May 16th, 17th, 18th 2025. You can expect a top secret Winstones book launch, a new 100 year flavour, guest activities, give-aways, FUN and more FUN. More details to follow soon… Read More »Winstones Ice-cream celebrates 100 years
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.
Come along for the chance to convert your unwanated valuables, jewellery and antiques into same-day cash. Plus free hot drinks and sweet treats. We buy Vintage 0800 669 6010
Traditionally, Marking Day is the day when the cows are brought from the overwintering fields and sheds and released back onto the commons to roam and graze. This year, it's taking place on Saturday, 17 May. Historically, farmers would bring their cows to the pound at The Old Lodge on Minchinhampton Common to be 'marked'… Read More »National Trust Marking Day Celebration at the Old Lodge
Join us for an unmissable concert of Renaissance music contrasted with contemporary pieces. We journey through Alonso Lobo's meditative Lamentations, written at the turn of the Seventeenth Century, and arrive at Zoltán Kodály's 20th Century lyric-dramatic masterpiece, the Missa Brevis. The programme will also feature Eric Whitacre's ethereal Lux Aurumque, plus other works by Arvo… Read More »A concert of Renaissance Music contrasted with contemporary pieces – Holy Trinity, Minchinhampton
Come along to the launch of a new book on the fascinating history of Holy Trinity Church, Minchinhampton. With a talk by the author Chiz Harward, updates on the stained glass windows project and refreshments.
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.
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
Speakers: John and Caroline Goodwin Come along to learn how to help combat pests and grow healthy plants without pesticides and chemical fertilizers All welcome to attend. For further information please contact: John Goodwin at johngoodwin99@outlook.com Members: Free Guests: £3.00
Speaker: Fiona Warin 2.15 for 2.30 p.m. start Contribution of £5 from visitors is requested. Followed by refreshments at no additional charge. Limited free parking at Village Hall. Additional parking available on the common.
We usually meet on the third Tuesday of the month to chat, drink and talk about the book that has or hasn’t been read. There is always a ‘bring a book’ theme for each evening so you will always be able to participate and who knows you may feel inspired to read the book that… Read More »Minch Book Club
Speaker: Robert Champion Robert has spent over 50 years of growing plants, judging plants and organising flower shows. The Gardening Club supports a great tradition in Box by promoting a love of gardens and gardening. Anyone is welcome to come along to events or to join the club. We have a show, party and outings… Read More »Box Gardening Club: Home Cut Flowers
A relaxing informal book chat over tea and coffee. We normally have a subject or type of book that we discuss. This month’s topic will be "Novel written by a Famous Person". Our group meets on the 3rd Wednesday each month at 10:30. All welcome to come along.
Minchinhampton Probus meets fortnightly on the second and fourth Thursday in the Porch Room, Holy Trinity, Minchinhampton. Starts at 10am – with coffee and a catch up with other members. The meeting comprises a brief business meeting for about 15 minutes then usually a guest speaker. Meeting finishes at noon. We are a very friendly… Read More »Minchinhampton Probus – Peter Petrie “All at sea! John Harrison
An indoor picnic concert of light classical music with local choirs and musicians, along with the Church Choir. Bring a picnic and your own drink and enjoy lovely music in the wonderful acoustic and beautiful surroundings of Holy Trinity Minchinhampton. Tickets £10 from Market Stores.
Hosted by Keith Allen. This will be the last Keith's Karaoke for a few months due to his work commitments, so all the more reason to come and experience it while you can! We're expecting it to be another busy one so get here early for the best seats! Free for members & their guests,… Read More »Keith’s Koshookaan Karaoke
Two-Day Charcoal Burning Course: From Wood to Artisanal Charcoal Immerse yourself in the traditional craft of charcoal burning using a ring kiln in our two-day course set in the heart of our woodland. This hands-on experience will guide you through the entire process, from start to finish. Day 1: We start at 9:00am, learning how… Read More »Charcoal Burning Course: From wood to artisanal Charcoal
Please come to help tidy the churchyard. Tasks to suit every age and level of energy, mobility or strength. Refreshments will be provided late morning. Please bring your own tools if possible.
Join us this May for a walk and talk as we discuss how to enhance land, wood and field for the benefit of nature. £45.00 This walk is will be of help to those looking at how to manage their own land or woodland for biodiversity, those interested in the ecology of the woods and… Read More »Cultivating Nature: How to enhance woodlands for biodiversity
Meet at the Reservoir car park Minchinhampton Common. We are an informal group of friends who enjoy walking, wildlife, good company and the occasional trip the pub. You are very welcome to join us – but entirely at your own risk!! All walks use public footpaths which may be steep, rough and slippery. Prepare… Read More »Minchinhampton Walking and Wildlife Group – Skylark survey with Glos Naturalists Society
Gather your sharpest quiz brains and come along and join in Minchinhampton’s premier quiz night where you will be challenged and at times tormented by Arkies array of assorted quiz questions.
Sam Collins, Committee Member of SBN and Associate Partner of St. James's Place Wealth Management will give a talk and a Q&A* around Wealth Management and making sure you are doing all you can in the current economic climes. *If there are specific questions, please do let us know in advance by emailing enquiries@stroudbusinesswomen.org.uk Meeting… Read More »Stroud Businesswomen’s Networking Meeting
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… Read More »The Crown Quiz
Menu as follows: Margherita – san Marzano tomato, veggie parmesan, basil, mozzarella, olive oil. Pepperoni – san Marzano tomato, mozzarella, pepperoni, ‘nduja crumb, honey. Aubergine – san Marzano tomato, oregano, garlic, basil, roasted aubergine, mozzarella. Sausage – san Marzano tomato, basil, garlic, red onion, house sausage, garlic crunchies. Bookings in advance would be useful (but… Read More »Wood-fired Pizza in the Undercroft
Doors open 7pm, show starts at 7.30pm. The next movie night at the Market House will feature the Bob Dylan Biopic 'A COMPLETE UNKNOWN'. Set in the 1960s, the film charts the rise of this now iconic folk singer. In 1961 Dylan leaves Minnesota and arrives in Greenwich Village, New York to seek out his… Read More »“A Complete Unknown” – Minchinhampton Movie Night at the Market House
Box Open Gardens only comes round once every three years and it’s on this year. Why not join in the fun, and help us at the same time to give a lot of people a fantastic afternoon whilst raising money for charity. Box is a fantastic setting for a Sunday afternoon walk and Box gardeners… Read More »Box Open Gardens
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.