
Museum dedicated to 500 years of local life, housed in a Tudor-style timber-framed building, with tea rooms.

Friday afternoon tea with homemade cakes, scones and sandwiches at the historic Tudor townhouse The Folk of Gloucester.

Two-hour workshop with willow weaver Rosie Hart to make winter wreaths from natural foliage and UK-grown willow in the Tudor building The Folk of Gloucester.

Participatory ghost hunt led by Gloucester Ghost Walks, using paranormal investigation methods to explore the 500-year-old Tudor house The Folk of Gloucester.

An evening of oral storytelling, a Story Slam, to crown the 2026-7 Storytelling Bard of Gloucester at The Folk of Gloucester.

Free children's storytelling workshop and showcase for ages 7-14, with activities to become storytellers and a badge and certificate.

Relaxed drop-in group led by textiles artist Ally Goff to mend, restyle and embellish a pre-loved clothing item, with all materials provided.

Afternoon storytelling workshop for adults held at The Folk of Gloucester on Bardic Chair of Gloucester Day.

Workshop led by textiles artist Ally Goff to make three Victorian-style Christmas ornaments, with materials provided.

Evening of storytelling with Julian Burnell presenting 'The Killers of Eden: Tales of a Shared World', plus open mic spots.

Drop-in Halloween workshop with artist Ally Goff to make creatures from recycled materials, a haunted-house treasure trail and spooky story time.

Participatory workshop led by local willow weaver Rosie Hart to weave a willow ornament, either a butterfly or a flower.

A mindfulness workshop for children aged 7 to 15 to learn energy-protection techniques and honour ancestors, with herb spell bags and candle anointing.

Halloween one-woman play of mystery and suspense by David James, inspired by the horror stories of Robert W. Chambers and H.P. Lovecraft, performed by Jasmine James.