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Hi <<First Name>>- This week, Gloucester will be filled with emerging music, and a Game of Thrones star, as well as eclectic theatre and dance: playing host to both the Underground Festival and Strike A Light Festival. There's also a fistful of folk in Stroud, a chance to appear on stage in Cheltenham, and a fantastic Forest Showcase competition. Plus, see which local eateries made The Good Food Guide.
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Saturday 27 to Sunday 28 September 2014
Raleigh Ritchie and Lonely the Brave will be topping the bill of almost 30 bands playing at this year’s Underground Festival in Gloucester, with acoustic, rock, R&B, indie and folk all covered.
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Tuesday 23 September to Sunday 16 November 2014
See some stunning shots of British flora and fauna when Nature in Art exhibits the winners of the 2014 British Wildlife Photography Awards this autumn.
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Thursday 25 to Monday 29 September 2014
Sparking creativity in local artists, performers and even residents, the third annual Strike a Light Festival will feature everything from Folk in a Box to a concept album of hip hop choreography, alongside world-class theatre and family entertainment.
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Friday 26 to Saturday 27 September 2014
Stroud Subscription Rooms will once again be the hub for the town’s second annual Folk Festival, with Jim Moray headlining, plus Morris Dancing, workshops and more to look forward to.
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Saturday 27 September 2014
Envisage a country wedding in the Cotswolds when Cowley Manor Hotel hosts a free Wedding Open Day, complete with guided tours, bubbly and discounts for weddings booked by the end of October.
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The global phenomenon that is bubble football will have Gloucestershire footie fans jumping for joy when it bounces into Cirencester.
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Local actors are wanted to perform in Arthur Miller’s dark masterpiece, A View from the Bridge, on show at the Everyman in the new year.
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The luxurious Montpellier Chapter Spa is rewarding its loyal customers with complimentary treatments through the launch of a brand new loyalty card.
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Dormy House Hotel and Spa and Foxhill Manor on Farncombe Estate have won international acclaim, scooping two awards for the Ultimate UK Spa Hotel and the Best Birthday Venue.
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From top restaurants and luxurious hotels to historic buildings, find the perfect venue for your Christmas party in Gloucestershire, with SoGlos’s 2014 guide to festive celebrations.
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Discover some of the finest independent schools in Gloucestershire and the surrounding area, in SoGlos’s dedicated guide.
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More than 20 Gloucestershire restaurants and pubs have made it into The Good Food Guide 2015, with Le Champignon Sauvage being awarded a coveted place in the top ten restaurants in the UK.
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Tuesday 23 September to Sunday 16 November 2014
See some stunning shots of British flora and fauna when Nature in Art exhibits the winners of the 2014 British Wildlife Photography Awards this autumn.
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Tuesday 23 to Saturday 27 September 2014
George Orwell’s classic novel, 1984, is re-examined in a radical new adaptation by Headlong theatre company, being presented at the Everyman Theatre this September.
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Wednesday 24 September 2014
Gloucester Rugby’s director of rugby, David Humphreys, will be taking part in a Q&A session over lunch at The Daffodil, as part of the popular Sportsman Lunch series.
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Thursday 25 September 2014
Lose the shorts and sandals, and grab a new coat and pair of boots as the autumn fashion show at Debenhams reveals next season’s trends.
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Thursday 25 to Monday 29 September 2014
Sparking creativity in local artists, performers and even residents, the third annual Strike a Light Festival will feature everything from Folk in a Box to a concept album of hip hop choreography, alongside world-class theatre and family entertainment.
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Thursday 25 September 2014
Love, loss, live music and tragedy combine in Jonathan Miller’s brand new version of classic gypsy opera, Carmen, coming to the Roses Theatre this September.
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Thursday 25 to Saturday 27 September 2014
Live music, dance, video and integrated sign language will all feature in Forest Forge’s latest play about a lonely housewife longing to escape the life chosen for her.
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Thursday 25 September 2014
Sing along with The South to hits including ‘A Little Time’, ‘Rotterdam’ and ‘Perfect 10’, when the newly-formed nine-piece performs live in Gloucester.
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Friday 26 September 2014
Prepare for an evening of laughter at Gloucester Rugby when local funnyman Nik Hill and four handpicked comedians take to the stage at the famous sporting venue.
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Friday 26 September 2014
Groundbreaking vocalist, Najma Akhtar, will perform her unique take on Indian ghazal, live at the Roses Theatre this September.
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Friday 26 September 2014
Table-stomping, banjo-picking, storytelling Canadian artist, Darren Eedens, will be entertaining a Convent crowd this September, with an energetic set that looks set to break some musical barriers.
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Friday 26 September 2014
Original UK reggae purveyors, King Solomon, are set to bring the sunshine to Café Rene when they perform a free gig showcasing their downbeat, regal reggae sound.
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Friday 26 to Saturday 27 September 2014
Stroud Subscription Rooms will once again be the hub for the town’s second annual Folk Festival, with Jim Moray headlining, plus Morris Dancing, workshops and more to look forward to.
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Saturday 27 September to Saturday 27 December 2014
Try clay shooting, archery and air rifles in a picturesque Cotswold setting, at one of Prescott Shooting’s hugely popular 2014 Have A Go Days.
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Saturday 27 September 2014
Head to Wycliffe College’s Open Day this autumn to discover its stunning location, superb pastoral care, state-of-the-art facilities and much more.
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Saturday 27 September 2014
Envisage a country wedding in the Cotswolds when Cowley Manor Hotel hosts a free Wedding Open Day, complete with guided tours, bubbly and discounts for weddings booked by the end of October.
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Saturday 27 to Sunday 28 September 2014
Raleigh Ritchie and Lonely the Brave will be topping the bill of almost 30 bands playing at this year’s Underground Festival in Gloucester, with acoustic, rock, R&B, indie and folk all covered.
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Sunday 28 September 2014
Everyone’s favourite ‘8 Out of 10 Cats’ grump, Jon Richardson, will be coming to Cheltenham Racecourse with his optimistic and uncharacteristically happy tour, Nidiot.
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The Relaxation Den is a lively and friendly beauty salon conveniently based in the heart of Gloucester city centre, on St. John’s...
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Ends Friday 3 October 2014
The Forest Showcase Food and Drink Festival is ready for another successful year, and SoGlos is giving readers the chance to win £100 to spend at the beautiful and idyllic setting of The Speech House Hotel.
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Ends Tuesday 30 September 2014
Pamper yourself this summer with a special Spa Day package, including a beauty treatment, glass of champagne and use of the spa facilities, at The Greenway Spa Hotel.
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Family-run freehouse The Hog at Horsley is cementing its position on the Gloucestershire foodie map. Get a feel for the pub and a sneak peak of its mouth watering tapas in this latest photo gallery.
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