A stupendous facility providing a cocktail of wonderful art and community based events - centred in the town's historic, but now repurposed, old railway building.

The Market House dominating the town centre - Tetbury's most photographed attraction - was built in 1655 for the sale of wool and yarn, the source of Tetbury's 17th and 18th century wealth. Today the Market House hosts and can be hired for markets, exhibitions and meetings.

Tetbury's "village hall" is well equipped to host events for up to 120 people. It benefits from a kitchen, a stage, car parking and an adjacent community recreation ground.

This magnificent collection of mature trees from around the world also plays host to an eclectic collection of events throughout the calendar year.

Malmesbury Abbey dates from the 12th century and has long served the local community as a Church of England church. The Abbey hosts annual music events.

Malmesbury Town Hall has several rooms which can be hired for events. Art exhibitions and other events are held at the hall and also it hosts the Athelstan Museum, home to artefacts of local interest, including relating to King Æthelstan who is buried in the Abbey,

Award winning, state-of-the-art, professional theatre and producing house - based in the heart of the Cotswolds - and on our doorstep.

A wonderful theatre with a packed programme of plays, films, speakers, comedians and musicians. Sundial presents a complete mix of entertainment.

Charlton Park Estate hosts many annual events including WOMAD and offers a diverse and adaptable venue to hire - in a historic rural location - for any kind of event.