
Things to do in Cheltenham
28 upcoming events. Cheltenham, United Kingdom.
Updated 30 October 2026 · October 2026 listings
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The Amy Winehouse Band: Back to Black 20th Anniversary Tour
Thu 12 Nov · 19:30
Cheltenham Town Hall



















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Artists & shows in Cheltenham
Venues with the most dates in Cheltenham
- Cheltenham Town Hall18 events
- Everyman Theatre4 events
- The Centaur3 events
- Pittville Pump Room2 events
- DEYA Brewery Taproom1 event
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Cheltenham at a glance
We list 28 upcoming events for Cheltenham.
Coming up soon: Professor Brian Cox: Emergence World Tour (4 November).
Most of the dates fall under comedy (16); next in line are concerts (6) and plays & musicals (2).
If you're choosing by venue, Cheltenham Town Hall, Everyman Theatre and The Centaur have the fullest calendars.
About Cheltenham
Cheltenham is a historic spa town and borough adjacent to the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire, England. Cheltenham became known as a health and holiday spa town resort following the discovery of mineral springs in 1716, and claims to be the most complete Regency town in Britain. It is directly northeast of Gloucester.
Cheltenham events: FAQ
What's happening in Cheltenham this weekend?
Nothing is listed for this weekend in Cheltenham yet. New dates are added every day, so check the upcoming events above.
Which venues in Cheltenham have the most events?
By number of upcoming dates: Cheltenham Town Hall (18), Everyman Theatre (4), The Centaur (3), Pittville Pump Room (2) and DEYA Brewery Taproom (1).
What kind of events are on in Cheltenham?
Upcoming dates by category: Comedy (16), Concerts (6), Plays & Musicals (2), Family & Kids (2) and Talks & Lectures (1).
Where can I buy tickets for events in Cheltenham?
Each event page links to the organiser or the ticket seller that lists the event. Buying from the official seller is the safest way to make sure your tickets are valid.