A regular class held on Wednesday evenings (7pm) Thursday mornings (10.30am) and Thursday afternoons (2.30pm) each week Careful guidance from the wonderfully talented Helen. Beginners welcome. Choose your project and attend for as many sessions as required to complete it. Many attendees then go on to the next project, progressing in skill as they go. […]
Artists working in glass are inherently inspired by the elements, and there are countless ways to interpret this. Whether we’re thinking about the world around us, layering colours to create perspectives on the landscape or weather, or the literal elements that make up everything around us, combining metals to produce reactions in glass. Many of […]
About the ‘Women that walk’ walking group, it is for ladies to get together on the last Saturday of every month, to enjoy the beautiful countryside and let off some steam. It’s free to join and you don’t need to book. We can chat, laugh, get fitter, feel better and get free counselling from each […]
As the earth begins to come out of its winter slumber come and wake up the apple trees at The Community Farm! Come and gather around the fire, to toast and bless the orchard trees, and learn traditional Wassail songs with folk singer-songwriter Susanna Waters! This year we are also being join by the […]
As awareness increases about the impact of intensive farming on soil quality, flooding, biodiversity and ecosystems, farmers and others who manage large areas of land are turning to regenerative techniques. This session for farmers and land managers will explore tree-planting within regenerative land management, and will include a tour of Hammonds Farm with Eric Walters […]
📍 9:35am – Minsterworth – Located 4 miles from Gloucester along the A48, this is one of the best places to experience the bore. 📍 9:50am – Stonebench – 3 miles from Gloucester along the B4008. Turn right into Elmore Lane, cross the ship canal, and the River Severn is ahead. Be aware that this area can become congested, and after the bore passes, the rising river level may flood onto the […]
