GloucestershireEntertainment

Entertainment in Gloucestershire

  1. A

    Beehive

    A local favourite with a mixed following, this traditional pub is always busy but still manages to feel like a great place to chill out. There's an open fire in winter, a pleasant garden in summer and a great choice of local ales and ciders on tap.

    reviewed

  2. B

    Montpellier Wine Bar

    Slick, sophisticated and self-consciously cool, this is where Cheltenham's beautiful people come to hang out, sip wine and dine on modern British food. There's an extensive wine list, cask ales and plenty of people-watching.

    reviewed

  3. C

    Hub

    This late-night club and music venue has two bars, live bands, top-name guest DJs and a groovy attitude. The music ranges from hip-hop and drum 'n' bass to funk, and pulls in the crowds all weekend.

    reviewed

  4. D

    Subtone

    One of the city's most popular venues, Subtone has three floors of DJs, five bars and live music at its basement club and piano bar. Expect everything from jazz and house to funk and rock. It's a bit rough around the edges but a great spot for music-lovers.

    reviewed

  5. E

    Everyman Theatre

    Cheltenham's main stage hosts everything from Elvis impersonators to comedy and panto.

    reviewed

  6. F

    Retreat

    Trendy bar full of preppie girls and businessmen during the day and a more relaxed crowd by night.

    reviewed

  7. G

    2 Pigs

    Alternative live music venue featuring anything from hard rock to indie anthems.

    reviewed

  8. H

    Town Hall

    The town hall offers mainstream talent, as well as hosting many festival events.

    reviewed

  9. I

    Bacon Theatre

    The modern Bacon Theatre showcases touring shows, jazz and ballet.

    reviewed

  10. J

    Pittville Pump Room

    Cheltenham's best bet for classical music.

    reviewed

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  12. K

    Montpellier Wine Bar

    Slick, sophisticated and self-consciously cool, this is where Cheltenham's beautiful people come to hang out, sip wine and dine on modern British food (mains £9 to £14). There's an extensive wine list, cask ales and plenty of people-watching.

    reviewed

  13. L

    21 Club

    A long-standing favourite, the 21 Club plays chart music to the masses. Expect little room on the dance floor and plenty of DJ banter. Arrive early to avoid the long queues.

    reviewed