Shifting from the normal third Wednesday of each month December’s Green Drinks is on the first Wednesday – don’t miss it! Still at the bar at Kingshill House. It’s an opportunity for those interested in ‘green’ issues – like sustainability, the environment, local sourcing, low carbon energy, health of our community, etc. – to gather […]
Join the most chilled, low-key social event of the week. Bring a book to read and enjoy a cup of herbal tea. Read more about it in the blog: www.cotswoldherbcentre.uk/blog/thyme-to-read
Sorry to say that due to the weather warnings, we will not be having the planned herb walk. Do join us in January (first Saturday, 4th Jan) – meeting point will be announced on the events page.
The Garden Cafe at the Chantry Centre has built a reputation for its fantastic home baked cakes and savouries, along with good company and chat. When the weather’s good, there are benches in sun and shade in the garden; and in any weather you’re welcome indoors, even with muddy boots. Find the cafe through the […]
Explore the medicinal use of spices. A practical day workshop making cordials, infused oils and other warming remedies with cardamom, frankincense, fennel, ginger, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and many other spices.
We are excited to host Norah’s lovely willow workshops again this year! You will be creating gorgeous Christmas decorations that you can use year on year. Made by your own fair hands & with sustainable sourced willow from Powys & Herefordshire. A morning of therapeutic making is a great way to get into the Christmas […]
Part of the Stroud Book Festival
The Garden Cafe at the Chantry Centre has built a reputation for its fantastic home baked cakes and savouries, along with good company and chat. When the weather’s good, there are benches in sun and shade in the garden; and in any weather you’re welcome indoors, even with muddy boots. Find the cafe through the […]
Open daily from 11th December
Join the most chilled, low-key social event of the week. Bring a book to read and enjoy a cup of herbal tea. Read more about it in the blog: www.cotswoldherbcentre.uk/blog/thyme-to-read
