The Daniel Bingham Foundation has put together a new exhibition of local art for 2024-25 with guest curator Laurie Plant. Enjoy community, culture and history in the very heart of Cirencester.

Cirencester’s original WWII air raid shelter will be open for both Saturdays of festival week, along with a wonderfully eclectic exhibition of wartime life in the Cotswolds and dedicated WWII walk (see below). Donations to the Living Memory Historical Association very welcome!

10-11:30am Walk: The History of Cirencester by Cirencester Civic Society. Meet at the Parish Church. Free, with optional donation.
10-3pm Parish Church tower open. No booking required; donations welcome.

10-11:30am Walk: The History of Cirencester by Cirencester Civic Society. Meet at the Parish Church. Free, with optional donation.

2-3:45pm Walk: Cirencester in WWII by the Living Memory Historical Association. Meet at the Air Raid Shelter in Sheep St car park & optional visit to shelter & exhibition afterwards. Free but donations welcome.

10:30am Parish Church guided tour. No booking required; donations welcome.
11am Walk: Roman Cirencester by the Corinium Museum. Book here.

10:30am Parish Church guided tour. No booking required; donations welcome.
11am Walk: Cirencester in the Civil War by the Corinium Museum. Book here.

10:30am Parish Church guided tour. No booking required; donations welcome.
7pm Walk: Haunted Cirencester by the Corinium Museum. Book here.

STRATTON FLAGGERY DAY! A history trail to celebrate Stratton, with specially made flags and banners to visit en route. See Making Place for further details.
11am Walk: Cirencester Wool Walk by the Corinium Museum. Book here.
10-3pm Parish Church tower open. No booking required; donations welcome.

10-12pm Walk: Pubs Past & Present by Cirencester Civic Society. Meet at the Parish Church. Free, with optional donation.