Apollo Stage is a free unreserved venue located on our main Science Festival site in Imperial Gardens (GL50 1QA) in the centre of Cheltenham.

The Town Hall, situated on Imperial Gardens in the centre of Cheltenham comprises of a Grand Main Hall, distinguished by its Corinthian styles columns and coved ceiling. 

The venue’s early 20th-century Edwardian elegance makes it the classic ‘shoebox’ concert hall. With a seating capacity of 900, the Town Hall is perfectly suited to grand symphony orchestra performances with a thrilling impact.

Parabola Arts Centre is located in a Grade II listed building in the glamorous Montpellier district of Cheltenham. The centre was built as a facility for students of Cheltenham Ladies’ College and to be used as a public arts centre by the local community.

The Everyman was opened in 1891. The main auditorium is an architectural masterpiece designed by Frank Matcham that has inspired generations of performers.

A warm welcome awaits you at Gloucester Cathedral – one of the finest medieval buildings in the country and steeped in history, from royal coronations and burials to Harry Potter film sets. Begun in 1089 and remodelled over four centuries, its architectural magnificence encompasses Norman and English Gothic styles. 

The Jazz Arena is a purpose built venue located in Cheltenham’s Montpellier Gardens. Fully lined, carpeted and with a tiered seating capacity of 635, the Jazz Arena provides a more intimate, bespoke setting for Jazz Festival events to take place.

Pittville Pump Room is an elegant Grade I listed Regency building and perhaps the most famous example of Regency architecture in Cheltenham. Standing in regal splendour at one end of Pittville Park, the Pump Room is a monument to more than 100 years of fame that Cheltenham enjoyed as a Spa town.

The Regency Suite is located at The Queens Hotel, Cheltenham.

St Andrew's Church is located in the town centre of Cheltenham, with a commitment to eco matters. 

A stunning Abbey church, consecrated in 1121. Lying at the southern edge of Tewkesbury’s old town, the Abbey quietly dominates the land and skyline with its long nave, Norman arches and “probably the largest and finest Romanesque tower in England” (Pevsner).

The Big Top is a purpose built venue situated at the heart of Jazz in the Gardens. Constructed in the classic style of a circus big top, the arena is fully lined and offers tiered seating. 

The Daffodil began life as Cheltenham’s first purpose built picture palace, opening its doors to the public on the 5th October 1922. One of country’s finest surviving examples of original Art Deco cinema design, The Daffodil’s interior is now home to a restaurant.

The Helix is an unreserved venue located on our main Science Festival site in Imperial Gardens in the centre of Cheltenham.

Whether you’re after stimulating talks during the day, or entertainment in the evening, visit The Huddle stage in our Feast Café for a host of free events celebrating writing from close to home and around the globe.

The Wilson Gallery is an award-winning gallery and museum offers a diverse range of displays, exhibitions, and events. 

Located inside Queens Hotel, Victoria's Tea Room is Cheltenham’s best kept secret. Showcasing the finest locally sourced produce. Serving up perfectly-crafted plates to tempt the taste buds. 

The Old Courthouse, as the name suggests, is a pub based in the former Cheltenham County Court. The layout of the building remains largely the same as in the late 18th century and upstairs you can find the original Court Chamber.