• A dementia accessible Café on the FIRST Thursday of every month from 10am to 12pm 
• Support, guidance, information and friendship
• Tea, coffee and delicious home-made cake!
• Everyone is welcome

Dates for 2026 - all at 10am-12pm

                                                        
 

Replaces the previously advertised Concert Matinée for this date

Jane Jewel (cello) and Helen Mills (piano) play Rachmaninov Cello Sonata, Doménico Gabrielli and Rasputin.

Admission is free. Retiring collection (cash/card). On this occasion, refreshments are available before the concert at 10.30am




 

• A dementia accessible Café on the FIRST Thursday of every month from 10am to 12pm 
• Support, guidance, information and friendship
• Tea, coffee and delicious home-made cake!
• Everyone is welcome

Dates for 2026 - all at 10am-12pm

                                                        
 

A morning sharing the story of the Gloucester WW1 poet and composer curated by Chris Hillman - taking place at the All Saints Sacristy from 10am to 1pm on Saturday 7th November.

Gloucester-born Ivor Gurney was inspired to become a composer after hearing Vaughan Williams's Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis at the 1910 Three Choirs Festival. He went on to study at the Royal College of Music alongside Herbert Howells, but his studies were interrupted by the First World War, where he discovered a gift for poetry as a way of making sense of the brutality and strange beauty of war.

Gassed and sent home in 1917, he struggled with his mental health and spent his later years in a mental hospital, still writing about the trauma of the war and his beloved Gloucestershire. Largely forgotten after his death in 1937, he has since been recognised as a poet and composer of real worth. This morning explores his poems, his music and his love of nature and asks how we understand and care for those who struggle with mind and mood.