Discover exciting events in Stroud this week, from art exhibitions to cultural celebrations and community activities
This week, there are some cool local highlights. Check out exhibitions from the Stroud Motherhood Collective and Parents Who Paint. There’s also an archaeology walk around the Heavens and a chance to explore Syrian culture at the Trinity Rooms.
If you want to get involved, Forró Friends is hosting a dance session at Stroud Brewery. It’s a fun way to meet new people and enjoy some lively music.
Jess Lever is showcasing works from her Parents Who Paint project at Lansdown Hall and Gallery. It’s all about encouraging creativity, and the results are often stunning.
The Stroud Motherhood Collective is also putting on a special exhibition at the SVA’s John Street Gallery. They’re featuring creative journaling work from their Maternal Journal circles, highlighting how journaling can boost mental health for mothers.
Local archaeologist Neil Baker is leading a fascinating walk exploring the Heavens. He’s been uncovering Stroud’s rich industrial history since 2011, and it’s a great way to learn more about the area.
If you’re in the mood for some good food and music, head to the Hog in Horsley for a visit from Gurt Wings food truck and live tunes from Dead Dog Cider.
Don’t miss the celebration of Syrian culture at the Trinity Rooms. There’ll be music, food, and a chance to learn about Syria’s history. Tickets are just £5, and it’s best to book ahead.
Also, Sew Vintage is back with its upholstery course this Wednesday morning at Saint Mary’s Church Rooms in Painswick. It’s a perfect opportunity to learn some new skills.
And if you’re up for a little trip, the Bath Society of Artists Annual Open Exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery is wrapping up this week. It’s been showcasing some amazing talent from the region, so it’s worth checking out before it ends.
For more events, grab a copy of Stroud’s listings magazine, Good on Paper. It’s packed with art, music, theatre, and more!
