Entertainment what's on
for June 2026
Discover the latest in what's on in Tetbury for your consideration and entertainments.
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Afternoon Music at the Goods Shed with Junction 17
On Wed 3 June Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music Junction 17 are a group of players based in Hullavington. They’ve enjoyed making music as a group since 2009,under the direction of Peter Cotterill, and they will really get your toes tapping.
Up to fifteen performers meet each week to play recorders of different sizes — and the occasional crumhorn — with a repertoire that extends from a medieval medley to modern music. Today they are joined by Ruth Sandiford playing traditional music on a Celtic harp .
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival. Doors Open at 1:30PM. Music starts at 2:00pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
At the Goods Shed:
The National Theatre live
On Thu 4 Jun 2026 Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present the next National Theatre Live:The Playboy of the Western World. Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton) joins Éanna Hardwicke (The Sixth Commandment) and Siobhán McSweeney (Derry Girls) in John Millington Synge’s riveting play of youth and self-discovery. Pegeen Flaherty’s life is turned upside down when a young man walks into her pub claiming that he’s killed his father. Instead of being shunned, the killer becomes a local hero and begins to win hearts, that is until a second man unexpectedly arrives on the scene…
Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Caitríona McLaughlin directs this darkly funny tale, full to the brim with secrets.
Tickets £15. On the door £17.50. Door and bar open at 6:30pm Screening starts at 7pm
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Running time three hours
Yoga for Everyone.
At the Goods Shed
Yoga for Everyone – Six week course
With Rose Seeds Alchemy
A six-week course with Rosie Tweedale of Rose Seeds Alchemy. Begins on Friday 5 Jun, then continues on the, 12 June (miss 19 June) 26 June, 3 July, 10 July and 17 July 2026
A restorative hour of movement, breathwork, and meditation as you become familiar with the basics of yoga. This is a yoga class that welcomes everyone. Whether you’ve never tried yoga before or you’re a seasoned pro, Rosie will take you on a journey of re-connection with your body as you build strength and mobility. Come with an open mind and a sense of curiosity and you will leave feeling recharged, grounded and more at peace.
Doors Open at 8:30am
From: 8:45am – 9:45am.
Bring a mat – and a blanket and cushion if you’d like.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Da Fuchaman and his Fire Blaze Band At the Goods Shed
On Sat 6 jun Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Da Fuchaman and his Fire Blaze Band. Zemroy Thomas, better known by his stage name Da Fuchaman, is an internationally renowned Jamaican reggae singer, songwriter and member of the Rastafari movement. His music is deeply rooted in spirituality and he prides himself on spreading love and positive vibrations to the masses everywhere that he goes. He and his ten-piece collective Fire Blaze Band have been taking the festival scene by storm; headlining Bristol Harbourside Festival, Bournemouth Reggae Weekender and Inglefest and performing at a diverse range of festivals including Zwarte Cross (NL), Boomtown Fair, Secret Garden Party, Tropical Pressure, Kendal Calling, Greenman, Forwards Festival, Valley Fest, Moovin Festival, Riddim and Reggae Festival & Falmouth Reggae Festival and many more.
With his infectious optimism and electric energy, if you too live for spreading love and positive vibrations, whether a reggae fan or not, you don’t need to look much further than Da Fuchaman and his Fire Blaze Band.
Tickets cost £16 (Under-18 £10)
(Booking fee applies)
On the door £18 & £13
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Licensed bar. Doors open 6:15pm. Concert starts at 7pm.
Sound Healing
At the Goods Shed
On Sun 7 Jun Join Rosie of Rose Seeds Alchemy for a deeply restorative sound bath experience.
Sound healing is a great way to help switch off those ‘busy minds’. You’ll be guided into a deep state of relaxation and experience the powerful vibrations of the gong, accompanied by crystal singing bowls, drums and chimes.
As you lie comfortably, a guided meditation will transport you to a state of profound relaxation and renewal. You will then feel the rich, resonant tones of the gong wash over you, clearing stagnant energy and promoting deep release.
Whether you are new to sound healing or regularly attend, this experience offers a powerful reset for your body and mind.
What do I need to bring?
A yoga mat, roll mat or something comfy to lie on, blanket, or sleeping bag pillow, and anything else to make yourself as comfortable as possible.
Are there any medical conditions that would make a Sound Bath unsuitable?
Gong baths are not recommended for pregnancies in the first trimester, individuals with pacemakers/metal implants, epilepsy or any form of a serious mental health condition.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Tickets £25.00. Doors Open at 7:15pm the experience starts from 7:30pm to 8:30pm.
Afternoon Music
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 10 June Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music Hambling and Lloyd. Another welcome return by one of the Goods Shed’s most popular Afternoon Music acts.
The great rapport between Phil Hambling (vocals) and David John Lloyd (guitar, vocals), with their vast repertoire of songs across the many genres of pop, rock, blues, jazz, soul, and country, combined with excellent musicianship, delights their audiences wherever they go.
Their tribute to Van Morrison is outstanding. They are highly respected musicians with a successful track record of delivering the goods including a great vintage selection for the mature audience!
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival. Doors Open at 1:30PM. Music starts at 2:00pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
The Big Green Talk
At the Goods Shed
As part of the Great Big Green Week, on Wed 10 Jun.The next Goods shed Talk, is Sapperton Wilder: Balancing Nature and Farming
By Greening Tetbury for Great Big Green Week 2026
Essential for anyone interested in the synergies between nature recovery and food production. Starting at 7.30pm
Hear from the experts behind Sapperton Wilder, an ambitious project to restore 450 acres of ‘marginal’ land for the dual benefit of farming and wildlife.
Chenie Prudhomme, Ecology Officer, and Ali Harvey, Engagement Officer, will discuss the project’s three main themes – Grassland Restoration, Agroforestry, and Regenerative Farming – and the results of the ecological monitoring that underpins this research.
Followed by an audience Q&A.
Tickets: Adult Advance £8.50 – Student/Unwaged £6.50.
On the door on the night they will cost £9.50 and £7.50 respectively Doors Open at 6:45pm
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Starts at 7:30pm
At the Goods Shed
On Sat 13 Jun Internationally-renowned pianist Charles Owen will be performing at the Goods Shed.Described as one of the finest British pianists of his generation Charles Owen enjoys an extensive international career performing a wide-ranging repertoire to outstanding critical acclaim.
He appears at major UK venues such as Bridgewater Hall, The Sage, Wigmore Hall and King’s Place.
Internationally, he has performed at the Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall in New York, the Brahms Saal in Vienna’s Musikverein, the Amsterdam Concertgebouw and Melbourne Recital Centre.
Charles Owen is a Professor of Piano at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama. He was appointed Steinway & Sons UK Ambassador in 2016 and is also an ambassador for the charity Help Musicians.
Advance tickets £26. Students/Under 18 £10 | On the door £30 and £15.
Licensed bar. Doors open 6:45pm. Concert starts at 7:30pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
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Thrifted Threads
At the Goods Shed
On Sun 14 Jun 2026 Pre-loved clothes hit the Tetbury catwalk in this evening of sustainable fashion!
Pre-loved Fashion show
A catwalk show of new outfits pulled together from pre-loved clothes by Tetbury’s fabulous charity shops, Break, Longfield, Tenovus and Cotswold Dogs & Cats Home. Alongside these will be outfits created by students from Sir William Romney and Cirencester College showing us how to embrace the re-use culture in style! See something you like? Everything on show – and more – will be available to buy in the after-show sale!
Clothes Swap
Exchange clothes you don’t want for clothes you do! Clothes, shoes, accessories and jewellery in good, clean condition all welcome. How it works:
• Drop off unwanted clothes (max 5 items) between 5.30-6pm, ahead of the fashion show. We’ll give you tokens in exchange for your clothes.
• After the fashion show, peruse the clothes rails and use your tokens to trade for any items you’d like to take home.
Pre-loved clothes sale
Like something you saw on the catwalk? You’ll have the chance to buy it on the night at our clothes sale after the fashion show.
Meet Make Mend stall
They will also have a stall to demonstrate tips about sewing, repairs, upcycling of pre-loved clothes.
Greening Tetbury hope to make their Meet Make Mend stall a regular event after this event – come along and let them know if this sounds like something you might be interested in helping them with.
Doors Open at 5:30pm Starts at 6pm Tickets only £5,00. For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
The SWR Art Exhibition
At the Goods Shed
Tetbury Goods Shed Arts are proud to announce the return of the annual Sir William Romney’s School Art Exhibition at The Goods Shed.
Free admission. Open 10am-4pm, from Wednesday 17 to Sunday 21 June 2026. Family and friends viewing: Wednesday 17 June 2025 6-7:30pm.
This year the students of SWR have been working as hard as ever to produce high quality artwork and they have not disappointed.
The exhibition will showcase artwork from Key Stage 3 students and is a great snapshot of the types of projects the students have been undertaking over the past year.
The Year 7 students have been creating Tinga Tinga Animal paintings.
The Year 8 students have been drawing portraits in the style of Iain Macarthur and the Year 9s have been creating Surrealism landscapes.
Also on show will be some of the amazing Year 9 Day of The Dead homeworks.
They hope you can join them at The Goods Shed to celebrate the extremely talented students.
Afternoon Music at the
Goods Shed
On Wed 17 June Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music with Theo May’s New Odd Unit
New this year to the Wednesday afternoon musical offerings is Theo May’s New Odd Unit.
Bringing you a rich weave of jazz, folk and classical music that is difficult to pigeon-hole easily into any one genre.
But people seem to be struck by their energy and enjoy the way it sits at the crossroads of musical paradigms they know and love.
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival. Doors Open at 1:30PM. Music starts at 2:00pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Royal Academy of Music Concert at the Goods Shed
The sixth Royal Academy of Music Lunchtime Goods Shed Concert for 2026 features bassonist Thomas Donkin and pianist Xiaowen Shang.
Thomas is currently studying at the Royal Academy of Music under full Entrance Scholarship. Xiaowen’s recent career highlights include winning the First Prize of 2025 Prix Annelie de Man in Netherlands and being invited back as one of the festival artists next year.
Programme
Henri Dutilleux Saraband et Cortège
Vivaldi concerto in e minor
Saint-Säens Bassoon Sonata
André Previn Bassoon sonata
Xiaowen Shang is a versatile pianist and harpsichordist with a passion for early, classical, and contemporary music. Nominated as one of BBC Music Magazine’s Rising Stars of 2024, her debut album, Music of Silence, has been featured on several playlists.Her collaborations with renowned musicians and composers include Steven Isserlis, Joanna MacGregor, Dame Imogen Cooper and Adrian Brendel.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Concert starts at 1pm. Tickets Advance £10.00 on the door tickets will cost £13.00
Entertainment what's on
for May 2026
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At the Goods Shed
Tetbury Goods Shed presents on Friday 1st May, an evening of classic comedy, poetry and beautiful piano music with Alistair McGowan – three great shows in one!
Following his Sony album reaching Number 1 in the classical charts, Alistair McGowan combined his talents as master impressionist and comedian with his new-found talents as a classical pianist. Last year he published a book of poetry, Not What We were Expecting.
Expect the comedy and impressions for which Alistair is known and loved, plus poignant and clever poetry mixed with piano gems by composers such as Debussy, Satie, Mompou, Bryce Dessau, Scriabin and Amy Beach, to name but a few.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Ticket £32.34 Doors Open at 6:45pm Show starts at 7:30pm
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 1 April Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music with Tetbury U3A Ukulele Group -T’UKES. Tetbury U3A Ukulele Group, known as THE T’UKES, led by Mike Hoskin, bring you a singalong.Their instruments are ukuleles of various sizes (soprano, concert, tenor, baritone and bass). Included in their repertoire is a mixture of Singalong Songs from 40s to 80s. The words of the songs will be projected onto a large screen to enable the audience to singalong. They have been performing singalong concerts locally for two years, at a variety of venues in Tetbury, Cirencester, Minchinhampton, Malmesbury and Sherston.
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Afternoon Music at the
Goods Shed
On Wed May 6 Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music with The Celli Peppers who are a Cello Octet made up of cellists from across the southwest from Exeter to Gloucester. They have been playing together for about 10 years, exploring the multi cello repertoire. They are lucky to have members who enjoy arranging music, and several of those arrangements are featured in their programme for the Goods Shed. Members come from Gloucester to the North and Exeter to the South. They have performed around the south west and been tutored by professional cellists including a member of Cellophony.
Above all they do this for fun and aim is to share that fun with the audience.
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival
At the Goods Shed
They will be a free Open Evening celebrating Prints in the Shed Exhibition
All welcome Wednesday 6 May. 6-7:30pm.
Enjoy a complimentary glass of fizz while taking in this new exhibition celebrating 20 years of the Gloucestershire Printmaking Co-operative
Gloucestershire Printmaking Co-op (GPC) is a unique fine art printmaking facility in Stroud, with specialist studios that cater for etching, relief printmaking, silkscreen printing, letterpress, stone and plate lithography.
Over the last 20 years, GPC has continually improved the space for printmakers to be able to work and develop their practice, and enable
people to learn a variety of printmaking techniques and skills through a rich program of courses and workshops.
Print in The Shed celebrates this milestone with a specially curated exhibition of works that explores varied themes and includes a broad range of print disciplines, including screen printing, collagraphs, letterpress, etching, linocut and monotypes.
National Theatre live:
At the Goods Shed
On Thu 7 May 2026 Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present the next National Theatre Live: All My Sons. Bryan Cranston (Breaking Bad) and Marianne Jean-Baptiste (Hard Truths) feature in a five-star, triumphantly acclaimed new production of Arthur Miller’s classic play, from visionary director Ivo Van Hove (A View from the Bridge).
Filmed live from the West End, Paapa Essiedu (I May Destroy You), Tom Glynn-Carney (House of the Dragon), and Hayley Squires (I, Daniel Blake) also feature in this disturbingly prescient play.
One family, the heart of the American dream. When wartime delivers profits for Joe, it comes at a price when his partner is charged with criminal manufacturing deals, and his eldest son goes missing in action. Will peacetime bring peace of mind, or will he be confronted by the consequence of his actions?
Tickets £15. On the door £17.50. Doors open at 6:30pm Screening starts at 7pm
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
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On Fri 8 May 2026 Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present their next Talk – Jamie Bartlett: How to Talk to AI. In association with The Yellow Lighted Bookshop. Almost overnight, AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT, are transforming society, politics and business.
Every day, hundreds of millions of people use chatbots to organise their finances, plan their holidays, seek therapy or find love. But as some people use it to turbo-charge their productivity, others are falling into dangerous conspiracies, delusions and psychosis.
Award-winning technology writer Jamie Bartlett takes you inside the machine: showing how it works and how we can make the most of our powerful new companions, even as they are changing the way we live, feel, and think.
His book, How to Talk to AI is an essential and empowering guide to harnessing the potential of one of the biggest and fastest technological changes in history.
The talk will be followed by a Q&A led by Dr. Mehdi Biroun of the Dyson Institute, as well as an opportunity to pose your own questions. Mehdi joined the Dyson Institute in August 2022, before which he was a research fellow at University College London, working on Systems-Based Methods for Innovation, and has been recognised as a ‘Global Talent’ by the Royal Academy of Engineering.A BBC ‘Book You Need to Read in 2026’Copies of the book will be available to purchase on the night
Jamie Bartlett is one of the UK’s leading technology writers and thinkers. His previous books include The Dark Net and The People vs Tech, which was longlisted for the 2019 Orwell Prize for Political Writing. His Ted Talk about buying drugs on dark net markets has been watched nearly six million times.
He has written and presented several hit BBC podcast series, including the smash hit The Missing Cryptoqueen, which reached number 1 in the podcast charts all round the world. In 2010, Jamie founded a research centre specialising in designing and applying artificial intelligence software to understand social trends.
Advance tickets £12. On the door £14. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Quiz Night
At the Goods Shed
On Sun 10 May 2026 Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present their very own Quiz Night at The Goods Shed You must remember this…
For years their esteemed Quiz Master, David Walker, has been hoarding trivia from the reference sections of public libraries, National Trust display boards, obscure Radio 4 documentaries and the back rooms of pubs. And now, finally, he’s found a use for it!
So join them for great Quiz Night, aimed squarely at those who’ve been round long enough to pick up a thing or two.
With ten categories from Art to Sport, via History and Miscellany, there’s bound to be something you know.
Come as a team or be put in one when you arrive – and don’t forget your thinking cap!
Advance tickets £4. On the door on the night £5.Doors open 5pm. Quiz starts 5:30pm
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
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On Wed 13 Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Playtime Theatre Sessions for Pre Schoolers and their Families A play-along theatre adventure for 2-6-year-olds and their grownups. This month, join Ratty on a journey on the high seas to 'Pie-Rat Island'
Brought to The Shed by Sidney and Tristan from The Last Baguette. Join Ratty and her friends for a fun and gentle introduction to theatre with play-along storytelling, original music, puppetry, theatre games, movement, and lots of imaginative play. Ratty has a lot of ideas but sometimes things don’t go according to plan. Can you help her by playing along and working together? Sessions last one hour, with just 50 spaces available – including adults. Children under 12 months of age are free but also need to be booked in advance. A parent or responsible adult to accompany their children as we cannot care for unaccompanied children. The Last Baguette makes entertaining, accessible and eccentric work for family audiences. Sessions last one hour and are for 2-6 year olds and their grownups. For information or to book please visit: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Tickets: £5.00 per child/Adult. Children under 1-years Free. Doors open at 9:45am and the event runs from 10am until 11am
Afternoon Music
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 13 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music with Willow. They are an all female contemporary folk trio comprising Anne Cunningham on guitar and main vocals, Christina Snell on fiddle and Jane Whaley on clarinet and whistle. They create a unique sound with a variety of songs and tunes, and have recently begun composing their own songs.
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival. Doors Open at 1:30PM. Music starts at 2:00pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
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On Fri 15 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Royal Academy of Music Lunchtime Concert with Alex Wun, piano. The fifth concert for 2026 brings together two of the most virtuosic masterworks in the piano literature.
Opening with Chopin’s scintillating first collection of twelve etudes, Hong Kong pianist Alex Wun’s lunchtime concert culminates in Liszt’s monumental Sonata in B minor: a testament to faith, light and darkness.
Alex Wun has performed across major venues in Europe – including the Mozarteum in Salzburg, Palais Wittgenstein in Dusseldorf – as well as at the Tianjin Juilliard Piano Festival in China.
Currently completing his Master’s studies with Ian Fountain at the Royal Academy of Music, In 2023 Alex won the Grand prize of the Hong Kong Next Artist International Competition and First Prize of the 5th International Liszt Ferenc Competition.
Programme
Chopin Etudes Op.10
Liszt Sonata in B minor S178
Advance tickets £10. On the door on the night £13. Concert starts at 1pm
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Steve Tilston&Friends
On Fri 15 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Steve Tilston & Friends. Perhaps best known for his songwriting prowess, Steve Tilston is also a dazzling guitarist drawing from folk, blues, jazz and classical to create a sound that is recognisably Tilston.
He’ll be sharing songs from his latest, probably final, album release Last Call and older favourites from his vast back-catalogue.
As seen on Later with Jools Holland and BBC Four Songwriters’ Circle.
BBC Radio 2 Folk Award Winner for Best Original Song The Reckoning.
Inspiration for Hollywood movie Danny Collins starring Al Pacino
One of the UK’s finest singer/songwriter/guitarists on brilliant form
Joined by regular Yorkshire sideman Hugh Bradley on double bass, plus Bristol music scene stalwart and long-time collaborator, harmonica maestro Keith Warmington and ace jazz drummer Tony Orrell on percussion, you can expect something very special indeed.
Tickets: Advance £16. On the door on the night £19. Selection of Tables for two or four people also available. Doors and bar open at 6:45pm
Performance Starts at 7:30pm
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
CODA
A Tribute to Led Zeppelin
On Sat 16 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present CODA – A Tribute to Led Zeppelin.Featuring all the classic Led Zeppelin songs such as Whole Lotta Love, Stairway to Heaven, Rock and Roll, Black Dog, as well as Led Zeppelin live rarities such as When the Levee Breaks, Ramble On, Wanton Songand more, CODA – a Tribute to Led Zeppelin have got it all covered.
This Led Zeppelin tribute show takes its inspiration from the studio recordings, as well as official and unofficial live recordings to bring you the best of all facets of Led Zeppelin.
Formed by four musicians with a love of, and dedication to, the music of Led Zeppelin, this is no parody or ego trip, just an honest and true representation of the music of the greatest rock band ever, Led Zeppelin, performed live on stage with no tricks, backing tracks or safety net!
If you like your Led Zeppelin tribute band with big hair, all the stage moves and excitement of the original band, an incredible attention to detail unrivalled by any other Led Zeppelin tribute band, a singer with all the range and power of Robert Plant, a guitarist with all the riffs and groove of Jimmy Page, a drummer with all the feel and power of John Bonham and a multi-instrumental bassist like John Paul Jones, this is the Led Zeppelin tribute band for you!
Tickets: Advance £25. On the door on the night £29.
Licensed bar. Doors open 6:45pm. Concert starts at 7:30pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Afternoon Music
Peter Schnabi&Jonathan Adkins
On Wed 20 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music
This week entertaining you is singer Peter Schnabl who is planning a mix of sacred music, opera, lieder and some American Standards. He will be again be accompanied on the piano by Jonathan Adkins, senior organist at St Marys’ Church, Tetbury.
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival. Doors Open at 1:30PM. Music starts at 2:00pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
At the Goods Shed
The next Shed Talk will be Beekeeping, with Painswick Rococo Garden’s beekeeper, David Privett, on Wed 20 May.
Painswick Rococo Garden is a Georgian horticultural marvel which nestles in a hidden valley and boasts fantastic vistas, serpentine paths and rolling countryside, studded with charming follies, like its striking Exedra and Red House. The garden also boasts a kitchen garden and orchard. Produce from this is made into jams and chutneys, pickles, beer, cider, perry and wine. Of course, bees play a vital role in this chain from garden to your table.
David Privett installed his hives on the gardens’ Bothy Bank in late 2025. His talk will lift the lid on hive life, explain the queen’s role, worker bees’ duties, drones’ purpose and the life cycle of a bee.
He will cover seasonal influences, UK flora, and how bees interact with their environment, as well as how you can adapt your own garden to nurture these wonderful creatures.
David’s experience with bees began in 2009 — initially having just a couple of hives in his father in law’s back garden. He went on to install ten hives in the grounds of the Hilton Doubletree in Cheltenham, where he sells honey at the reception desk and in the leisure spa club.
Rococo honey will be on sale at the talk, as well as other honey-related produce.
Licensed bar. Doors open at 7pm. Talk starts at 7:30pm. Advance tickets £8.50. Students/under 18/unwaged £6.50. On the door £10 and £8.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Looking for me friend!
On Fri 22 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Looking for me friend – the music of Victoria Wood.
2026 marks 10 years since the death of the late, great Victoria Wood. So be amongst friends at “The most feel-good show in town” (Daily Mail) and join Paulus The Cabaret Geek (BBC1’s ‘All Together Now’) with Michael Roulston (Fascinating Aïda) on piano to celebrate her life.
Directed by the multi-award-winning Sarah-Louise Young (An Evening Without Kate Bush), Looking For Me Friend is filled with Victoria’s best-loved songs.
They include the iconic ‘Ballad of Barry & Freda’ (Let’s Do It) and the classic ‘It Would Never Have Worked’. It has been welcomed by many of Victoria’s very own school-chums, family and colleagues.
Looking For Me Friend is for fans of Victoria and for those yet to discover her, to come together and relish her breathtaking wizardry with words. In telling Victoria’s story, Paulus unfolds his own.
A relatable story of a 1970s childhood and what it really means to find your tribe.
Tickets: Advance £20. On the door on the night £24.
Doors Open at 7:15pm The show starts at 8pm
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
The Ben Holder Quartet
On Sat 23 May Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present The Ben Holder Quartet – Swing on Steroids. Led by the fiery enthusiasm of Ben Holder, The Ben Holder Quartet features four of the U.K jazz scene’s absolute finest players.
This new show and accompanying album brims with showmanship and flair and is sure to delight any audience.
Join them for an exciting musical journey through the most foot-tapping jazz and swing, with music from Benny Goodman, Louis Armstrong, George Gershwin, The Beatles and many more.
Ben Holder is one of the most acclaimed and exciting jazz violinists in the UK. His classical studies began at the age of six, complemented by training at the Birmingham Conservatoire. An introduction to jazz came in his early teens: classic masters such as Benny Goodman, Oscar Peterson and Stephane Grappelli, leading Ben to truly find his place as a musician.
Ben’s accolades and performances bear testimony to these abilities. Often playing across the UK, Europe and further afield, he is the first-call jazz violinist for many of the country’s top venues, line-ups and studios.
Having kick-started his most recent tour with three sold out shows in the Hamburg Philharmonic Hall, alongside full-house theatres in France, an evening with this incredible musician and raconteur is something not to be missed.
Expect jazz violin as you’ve never seen it before!
Tickets: Advance £18.50. On the door on the night £20
Doors and bar open at 6:45pm. Show starts at 7:30pm
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 27 May, It is time for the highly popular Monthly Piano Club at The Goods Shed, Tetbury from 2-4pm. The monthly Piano Club has grown out of the Goods Shed’s hugely successful and popular Wednesday afternoon musical concerts with local amateur musicians playing for an appreciative and interested audience.
As well as incorporating the warm social atmosphere of such gatherings the Piano Club provides a wonderful opportunity for talented amateur musicians who work so very hard at their craft to be able to play to their peers and others.
All are welcome to come along and listen to a diverse and ever-changing programme.
If you would like to join our growing roster of performers, please get in touch on 01666 505 496 or at office@tetburygoodsshed.co.uk and Michelle will be in touch.
The Whistle Stop Café will also be open from lunchtime and during the afternoon, offering a range of refreshments.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Ticket is only £4 (Booking fees apply)
Please note on the day on the door tickets will cost £5.
A Flower Farmer's Year
The next Shed Talk will be on Wed 27 May, entitled a Flower Farmer’s Year. Frog Lane Flower Farm.
Why would anyone with a sensible day job decide to exchange a warm desk for a freezing day of muck shovelling? All for the love of flowers is why!
In this talk, Margie Hoffnung and Sarah Corston describe how they started Frog Lane Flower Farm (froglaneflowerfarm.co.uk). They take us through the all the “behind the scenes” bits — the successes, setbacks, steep learning curve and other joys of what it takes to bring you fabulous, chemical free, sustainable, seasonal flowers.
Frog Lane Flower Farm is in North Nibley, in the South Cotswolds near Wotton-under-Edge. Margie and Sarah grow and propagate seasonal, sustainable cut flowers and foliage without chemicals, using only materials that can be recycled or reused. As eco-florists they never use floral foam or single-use plastic.
They take enormous care and pride in providing beautifully-grown, chemical-free flowers and foliage for local florists, wholesalers and private clients’ weddings, funerals, private parties and events.
Advance tickets £8.50. Unwaged/Student/Under-18 £6.50
On the door £9.50 & £7.50. Licensed bar. Doors open at 6:45pm. Talk starts at 7:30pm.
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
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At the Goods Shed
On Wed 1 April Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Playtime Theatre Sessions for Pre Schoolers and their Families A play-along theatre adventure for 2-6-year-olds and their grownups.
This month, join Ratty as she learns about the environment in “A Woodland Wonder.” Brought to The Shed by Sidney and Tristan from The Last Baguette. Join Ratty and her friends for a fun and gentle introduction to theatre with play-along storytelling, original music, puppetry, theatre games, movement, and lots of imaginative play. Ratty has a lot of ideas but sometimes things don’t go according to plan. Can you help her by playing along and working together? Sessions last one hour, with just 50 spaces available – including adults. Children under 12 months of age are free but also need to be booked in advance. A parent or responsible adult to accompany their children as we cannot care for unaccompanied children. The Last Baguette makes entertaining, accessible and eccentric work for family audiences. Sessions last one hour and are for 2-6 year olds and their grownups. For information or to book please visit: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Tickets: £5.00 per child/Adult. Children under 1-years Free. Doors open at 9:45am and the event runs from 10am until 11am
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 1 April Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music with Tetbury U3A Ukulele Group -T’UKES. Tetbury U3A Ukulele Group, known as THE T’UKES, led by Mike Hoskin, bring you a singalong.Their instruments are ukuleles of various sizes (soprano, concert, tenor, baritone and bass). Included in their repertoire is a mixture of Singalong Songs from 40s to 80s. The words of the songs will be projected onto a large screen to enable the audience to singalong. They have been performing singalong concerts locally for two years, at a variety of venues in Tetbury, Cirencester, Minchinhampton, Malmesbury and Sherston.
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival
For more information or to book your tickets, visit www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Easter at St Mary's Church
Thursday, the 2nd of April is Maundy Thursday and St Mary's Church
will be commemorating starting at 7:00pm the last supper with Holy Communion and Vigil until 9:00pm
On Friday April 3 is Good Friday there will be the traditional walk of witness gathering at St Mary's School Tetbury at 11 o’clock. The walk is the epitome of Christian unity, as Tetbury Area Churches Together ‘TACT’ walks through the town, with one volunteer carrying a large wooden cross. As a various church ministers, and volunteers walk through Tetbury and stopping at the various churches where the story of Jesus’s crucifixion and prayers will be shared and continue from church to church. At each stopping point. members of the walk can take it in turns to carry the symbolic cross from station to station symbolising and remembering the true meaning of Easter. Then they finish at Christ Church the Chipping. Even if you are not a regular churchgoer this is always an ideal way to remember the true meaning of Easter. All are welcome, and as this is a tour of the town it will be wheelchair, scooters buggies and pushchairs friendly and accessible as the readings will take place outside the various churches. Later on at St Marys' Tetbury 2.00pm: it will be The Final Hour with Holy Communion at 2.00pm.
On Saturday, the 4th of April Easter Eve at 9:00pm there will be in the Holy Saturday Service of Easter Vigil Holy Communion at 9.00pm.
On Sunday, April 5 it's Easter day with a 10.00 am family communion at St Mary's Church all are welcome.
At the Goods Shed
On Thursday 2nd April is the Shed Cinema: Royal Ballet – Coppélia. Ninette de Valois’ charming and funny Coppélia is a story of love, mischief and mechanical dolls.
Eccentric inventor Dr. Coppélius creates a lifelike mechanical doll named Coppélia so realistic that a young man named Franz becomes infatuated with it, to the dismay of his fiancée, Swanilda. Swanilda, jealous and suspicious, sneaks into Coppélius’s workshop and pretends to be the doll, ultimately tricking him and reuniting with a confused Franz. The story is a comedy full of humor and mime, culminating in the celebration of Swanilda and Franz’s marriage. A classic of the Royal Ballet repertory, the production shows off the technical precision and comedic timing of the whole Company
Tickets: Advance £10. On the door £12.50
House Music!
On Saturday April 4 Get ready to relive the magic of the dance floor, in the daytime!
Join DeRailed for another fabulous high-energy Daytime House Music Event in Tetbury designed exclusively for the over-25s crew. At Tetbury Goods Shed Art Centre
Expect a feel-good blend of classic house anthems, soulful grooves, and timeless dancefloor fillers from the golden era of clubbing. This is a celebration of music, memories, and great vibes no egos, no kids, no messing about. You can expect
non-stop house & classics from DJ Danny Toft (Manchester, UK) Cotswold House Mafia ft Row Sax Slim Goodgroove Shindig Festival. Matt Morton. Whether you’re a seasoned raver, a weekend warrior, or just want to let loose without the late night, this event is for you. Dress code is simple come as you are just bringing your energy. Dancing from 3:00PM to 8:00PM For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Tickets Advance £12.50 and £15 on the door on the day
At the Goods Shed
On Wed April 8 Tetbury Goods Shed present, Afternoon Music with the
Song Sisters. Singers Hilary Malcolm and Maita Robinson, together with pianist Clare Toomer, have put together a recital programme of Art Song (poetry set to music) and spirituals. They have drawn on their individual tastes and experience to present works by mostly female and black musicians; many of whom have been marginalised up until the recent past. This programme is widely varied, ranging from the more traditional to modern and humorous. The aim is to show the diversity of music styles and the richness of the poems in their desire to give an insight into the lives of women in different era, from the early nineteenth century through to today. Above all, the performers wish to honour the great talent and previously overlooked work of many women composers because of gender and/or race. The programme will also include spirituals which are historically connected to American Music styles of today. Do join them for this concert you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe make new ones. And our Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website:www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5.
At the Dolphins Hall
On Wednesday 8th April, Tetbury Film Society will be holding its AGM and screening, the French drama ‘The Marching Band’ (Cert. 15). Praised for its touching story of brothers united through music, this film is popular with Film Societies nationwide. As usual, doors at the Dolphins Hall open at 7pm for a 7:30pm start. Everyone is welcome. Visiting guests can purchase tickets on the evening. Your ticket price includes a complimentary glass of wine to mark the end of another successful season.
At ChristChurch
You are invited to a reflect breakfast for women on Saturday April 11 from 9:30 am until 11:00 am. And will be at the tranquil location of Christchurch the Chipping. This will be a special time to chat and time to be encouraged as you share simple craft activity and be able to listen to someone sharing their faith and enjoy breakfast which would include hot drinks, pastries, granola, fruit and yoghurt. To book your place please email office@tetburychurch.co.uk or ring 01666 500088 although free a suggestion of a £5 donation if you can on the day would be appreciated. This is a Tetbury Area Churches Together (TACT) initiative
At the Goods Shed
It's time to reach for the stars on Saturday April 11, with the 2026 Chris Treglown Singing Awards for 2006 to be held at the Tetbury Goods Shed Arts Centre. If you love thrilling voices and unforgettable performances, don’t miss this exceptional evening of opera and musical theatre.
Ten of the country’s most exciting up-and-coming classical and musical theatre singers will compete live for the prestigious Chris Treglown Award. Performing repertoire ranging from grand opera to classic musical theatre, the singers will appear before a panel of distinguished international judges and you, the audience. With a top prize of £1,000 and two additional awards of £500, this renowned annual competition is open to singers born outside the county of Cornwall and has become a much-anticipated showcase of emerging vocal talent.
The singers will be accompanied throughout the evening by Will Sharma, Music Director of the Chris Treglown Foundation, on piano. The concert will be hosted by Daniel Jagusz Holley, ahead of his international tour playing Raoul in The Phantom of the Opera. This promises to be an exciting evening featuring some of the finest rising talent from across the UK.
This well known annual competition is open to singers born outside the county of Cornwall. The Chris Treglown Foundation Fund is set up in memory of a most talented Cornish singer, born in St. Minver, North Cornwall in 1988. In 2012 he was tragically killed in a car accident. Chris’s parents understand the difficulties young singers face when trying to showcase themselves and further their talents, especially in the worlds of classical and musical theatre. Chris, himself, had to leave his beloved Cornwall and travel to Gloucestershire to follow his dream. The fund aims to provide support and opportunities for young singing talent.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk - Advance tickets £12.50. On the door £16.
Doors and bar open at 6:30pm. Concert starts at 7pm.
A Tour of the Town
On Sunday April 12 it's time to step back in time literally with the Tetbury and the Wool IndustryA Guided Walk. A tour of the town's associations with the wool industry This is another opportunity to Join Jane Haines of the History of Tetbury Society (HOTS) on her very popular stroll around the town and through its historical association with wool.
There was a time when wool from Cotswold sheep was in demand around the world. Wool money paid for beautiful churches and mansions in places like Fairford and other market towns.
Much of Tetbury’s wealth in those days came from sheep and wool – there is a reason why we celebrate with the Woolsack Races!
Many of the oldest houses in town had connections in one way or another to the trade, and during the walk you’ll learn some of the intriguing stories these buildings have to tell. Last time, this walk sold out really quickly, so do not delay – book your ticket today. For information or to book please visit: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Meet at The Goods Shed just before 2pm for a gentle stroll around town lasting about one hour. Tickets are £4 and the money raised will go towards further research on the town’s history.
At the Goods Shed
On Sunday April 12 Ninebarrow are back at Tetbury Goods Shed. Engaging, charismatic and humorous – Dorset folk duo Ninebarrow are winning new fans wherever they go. See them live, and you’ll quickly understand why.
Described by Mark Radcliffe as sounding like ‘two halves of one voice’, by Seth Lakeman as ‘a fantastic duo’ and by Kate Rusby as ‘absolutely amazing’, Jon Whitley and Jay LaBouchardiere combine breath taking vocal harmonies and melodies, delivering songs that are inspired and rooted in the landscape and history of the British Isles.
BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominees, their five studio albums have been released to wide-spread critical acclaim including coverage on BBC1’s Countryfile and BBC Radio 4’s ‘Front Row’.
Named after Nine Barrow Down in Dorset’s Purbeck hills, the duo have produced four critically acclaimed albums with their 2021 record, ‘A Pocket Full of Acorns’, released to a raft of four and five star reviews in the folk and mainstream media. For information or to book please visit: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Tickets cost £18 (Booking fee applies) On door £20, performance starts at 6:00 pm
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 15 April Tetbury Goods Shed present, Exhibition: Prints in the Shed 20 Years of the Gloucestershire Printmaking Co-operative.Founded in 2005, the Gloucestershire Printmaking Co-op (GPC) is a unique fine art printmaking facility in Stroud, with specialist studios that cater for etching, relief printmaking, silkscreen printing, letterpress, stone and plate lithography.
Over the last 20 years, GPC has continually improved the space for printmakers to be able to work and develop their practice, and enable
people to learn a variety of printmaking techniques and skills through a rich program of courses and workshops.
Print in The Shed celebrates this milestone with a specially curated exhibition of works that explores varied themes and includes a broad range of print disciplines, including screen printing, collagraphs, letterpress,etching, linocut and monotypes. The exhibition opening times are 10-4pm Wednesdays through Sundays. Closed Mondays and Tuesdays and occasionally for other events in the main hall: we recommend you call first if travelling a distance to avoid disappointment.
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 15 April Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music and they are delighted to welcome back Rodborough Folk Orchestra – a 25 piece orchestra bringing you specially arranged traditional folk tunes from the British Isles, Scandinavia and North America played on a large variety of traditional folk instruments. You won’t want to miss it.
The orchestra comprises fiddles, violas, cello, flutes, whistles, recorders, mandolin, concertina, accordion, guitars, keyboard – really anything that scrapes, squeezes, blows, plucks or plinks.
Their music is cheerful, has lovely melodies and harmonies, and they have a lot of fun playing together and inviting the audience to get involved too with periodic teacup tympani accompaniment using any available receptacles and cutlery!
Find out more about them at http://roffo.co.uk/
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 16 April Tetbury Good Shed Cinema are delighted to present The Choral Certificate 15.
A choral society’s male members enlist in World War I, leaving the demanding Dr. Guthrie to recruit teenagers. Together, they experience the joy of singing while the young boys grapple with their impending conscription into the army.
Directed by Nicholas Hytner, written by Alan Bennett and starring Ralph Fiennes, this is the story of a choral society determined to play on even as its members enlist in World War I.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Advance Tickets £7.50. On the door on the night £9
At the Goods Shed
On Sat 18 April, Tetbury Goods Shed present, This Flight Tonight – The Songs of Joni Mitchell. An intimate acoustic tribute to the music of Joni Mitchell, with a full and comprehensive performance of Joni’s most beloved album ‘Blue’ in its entirety.
‘Blue’ is regarded by audiences and critics as one of the greatest albums of all time.
The show presents Mitchell’s music as it would have been performed in Joni’s early performances, and includes conga/bass, open tuned acoustic/electric guitars, harmonies, dulcimer, piano and voice front and centre.
Joni Mitchell is one of the most influential artists of the modern age. Rising to stardom in the late 1960s, her music and songwriting is the jewel in the crown of the Woodstock generation. Bursting onto the scene with a sound entirely her own, Joni earned the respect of her musical peers and the love of her audiences worldwide.
Welsh singer/songwriters Paul Zervas and Kathryn Pepper have been creating and performing original music for over a decade professionally.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Doors and bar open 6:45pm. Concert starts at 7:30pm.Advance tickets £25. PLEASE NOTE: On the door on the night tickets will cost £28.
At the Goods Shed
On Wed 22 April Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Afternoon Music with The Tivoli Trio. Playing the jazz music and songs of the 1920s, 30s and 40s. (formerly Alan Hogg and friends)
Do come and join them– you can enjoy some super music, meet your friends as well as maybe making new ones. Advance tickets are just £4 (plus booking fee) Please note that on the door they cost £5. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
And the Whistle Stop Café will be open if you fancy a nice cup of tea (or coffee) and Sasha’s cakes are more than delicious – what a lovely way to spend an afternoon. There will be a selection of tables and chairs set out in the hall for you to choose from on arrival
At the Goods Shed
Formed On Sun 19 April Tetbury Good shed are delighted to present Your Gardening Questions
This expert panel are back with spring gardening advice.With Margie Hoffnung, Tim Cordell, Duncan Montgomery and Sue Bradley Jones.
They hope your garden has survived the rigours of winter, but if you are concerned this summer might be another long hot dry one and want advice on what to plant, then join their expert team on Sunday April 19 between 2-4.
Or indeed if you just want advice, the expert panel will be giving you advice on everything from when to plant out your vegetables to the best plants for pots and containers and when to prune your climbers and flowering shrubs.
Plus you will also be able to ask them about your own specific queries. We are happy to taken written questions in advance: please send them to info@tetburygoodsshed.co.uk, with the subject, “Gardeners’ Questions”.
Of course, you can also ask any question on the day too!
Coffee and cakes will be available from the café and there will be plants on sale.
The panel
Margie Hoffnung qualified with a degree in horticulture at Writtle College after working for Westonbirt Arboretum. She worked for many years with Rosemary Verey at Barnsley House and at Highgrove as a gardener and guide as well as at the Arboretum. After gaining a masters degree at Bath, she is now conservation officer at The Gardens Trust and is a regular speaker on gardening and garden heritage matters.
Tim Cordall was introduced to plant growing by his parents as a child, as they were keen gardeners. He has been a nurseryman for 35 years; firstly working for 10 years for a commercial grower and then at his own business where he specialises in herbaceous perennials, topiary and herbs.
Duncan Montgomery trained initially at Cannington College in the early 1980s and then became interested in organics and studied at Lacock. After a number of different jobs in the ’90s, he has been the head gardener at Newnton House just outside Tetbury since 2002.
Sue Bradley Jones is an experienced garden designer and passionate about trees. She has been a guide at Westonbirt for over 20 years and is also an authority on woodland plants.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Tickets Advance £6.50 (Booking fee applies) On door £7.50
At the Goods Shed
On Fri April 24, Tetbury Goods Shed present, Royal Academy of Music Lunchtime Concert – Tomos Boyles, piano. Described as possessing a ‘romantic flair and passion that only comes from intense involvement’ (Carol Nixon, LMC), rising Welsh musician Tomos Boyles is rapidly carving out a career as a young and exciting concert pianist.
He has performed at numerous prestigious venues including Sinfonia Smith Square, the Elgar Concert Hall, St Martin in the Fields in Trafalgar Square, the Holywell Music Room in Oxford, St David’s Hall in Cardiff, and the Wales Millennium Centre.
Recent performances include solo recitals at the Ludlow Piano Festival, the Beaumaris Festival,and the Wigmore Hall. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Concert starts at 1pm
Please note: on the door tickets will cost £13
Music for Miniatures
At the Goods Shed
On Sat April 25, Tetbury Goods Shed present, Music for Miniatures – Spring Concert
Live classical music for young audiences Starting at 10.30 am. Music for Miniatures presents baby-friendly concerts where there’s no need to sit still, dancing is encouraged, and everyone is welcome. 45 minutes of live classical music for you to enjoy with your little one.
Although predominantly classical, they showcase a wide range of music – folk, world, classical, jazz, and have featured orchestral instruments, choirs and instruments from around the world.Suitable for ages 0–4 years and their grown ups.
Tickets: £7.00 Adults, £5.00 Children. Family ticket for 4 to include one responsible Adult £17.00 For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN CUSHIONS
The Transatlantic Hot Club.
At the Goods Shed
On Sat April 25, Tetbury Goods Shed present The Transatlantic Hot Club. Relive the decadent Parisian jazz scene of the 1930s with The Transatlantic Hot Club as they make a first visit to the Tetbury Goods Shed on their 2026 UK tour.
Featuring Adrien Chevalier (New York) on violin; Ben Creighton Griffiths (Cardiff) on harp, Jeremy Lohier (Corsica) on accordion, and Ashley John Long (Cardiff) on double bass.
Expect to hear swing classics, Django standards, Corsican song, and Latin bossa nova during this exciting performance.
Transatlantic Hot Club was formed by Ben Creighton Griffiths and Adrien Chevalier in 2013 when they met whilst both performing at ʻJournées de la Harpeʼ – a harp festival on the French Caribbean islands of Martinique, Guyane, Guadeloupe, St Anne, and St Lucia.
Ticket price: £16 Under-25-years £10 (Booking fees apply)On door £18 & £1. Doors and bar open at 6:45pm. Show starts at 7:30pm. For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk
Concert by renowned composer and conductor Jan Vriend.
A Goods Shed Fundraiser
On Sun April 26, Tetbury Goods Shed present Fundraising concert by renowned composer and conductor Jan Vriend.
Jan Vriend was born in The Netherlands and has lived and worked in Gloucestershire UK since 1984. He started his career as an all-rounder: pianist, organist and conductor, covering a broad variety of styles and genres.
Ever questioning the very foundations of music, he collaborated with his late friend and colleague Jos Kunst, whose ‘Making Sense in Music’ was the fruit of long and serious probing into the question of how music communicates.
Perhaps best known for being the co-founder and first conductor of ASKO, which developed into the internationally renowned ASKO Ensemble and later merged into the ASKO|Schoenberg Ensemble, Jan has been a full-time composer since the mid-seventies.
His most recent double album was released on 11 November 2023 in Amsterdam, celebrating his 85th birthday. It contains chamber, orchestral and choral music. Issued by and is available from the label Attacca under ATT 2023167.
Tonight’s performance is a fundraiser for Tetbury Goods Shed and includes a welcoming drink and a small selection of canapes.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Advance tickets £18. On the door on the night they will cost £20. Doors open at 5pm. Performance starts at 6pm
The Piano Club
At the Goods Shed
On Wed April 29, It is time for the highly popular Monthly Piano Club at The Goods Shed, Tetbury from 2-4pm. The monthly Piano Club has grown out of the Goods Shed’s hugely successful and popular Wednesday afternoon musical concerts with local amateur musicians playing for an appreciative and interested audience.
As well as incorporating the warm social atmosphere of such gatherings the Piano Club provides a wonderful opportunity for talented amateur musicians who work so very hard at their craft to be able to play to their peers and others.
All are welcome to come along and listen to a diverse and ever-changing programme.
If you would like to join our growing roster of performers, please get in touch on 01666 505 496 or at office@tetburygoodsshed.co.ukand Michelle will be in touch.
The Whistle Stop Café will also be open from lunchtime and during the afternoon, offering a range of refreshments.
For more information or to book your tickets, please visit the website: www.tetburygoodsshed.co.uk Ticket is only £4 (Booking fees apply)
Please note on the day on the door tickets will cost £5.