Join us for a peaceful morning yoga session in the beautiful gardens of Abbey House Manor with Lottie May Yoga.

Sunday 28 June / 19 July / 30 August

£18 per session (£50 for all 3 sessions)

Please bring your own mat

An easy, almost level, walk through attractive south Cotswold villages, along field paths, tracks, country lanes, and some ploughed fields.  There are a few styles.

Coffee stop and a lunch stop. (bring your own refreshments). Dogs welcome (on leads where required)

Everyone welcome - Meet 9.50am for 10am departure from Luckington Village Green - what3words ///hides.hobbies.blanks

See below for further details and contact info.

A 60 min comedy and circus show about not hiding all the "try"s you did that didn't work. There will also be a hands-on circus workshop for everyone.  Aimed at 3-10 year olds and their grown-ups.

Church of the Holy Cross, Sherston, Hymns and Pimms

£10 per adult in aid of the Sherston Church Roof.  Tickets from the Sherston Co-op

Fairytale magic meets glorious music – fall under the spell of Zemira & Azor this summer!  Grétry’s sparkling yet serious comedy, based on the much-loved story of Beauty and the Beast, won over countless hearts through the final decades of the 18^th century, including that of Mozart.  Now rarely performed, Bampton presents a unusual edition from Mannheim with added music by Niccolò Jommelli.  Performances will be in a new lively English translation, semi-staged and costumed, with orchestra at the Orangery at Westonbirt GL8 8QG

Adult £45 / Under 18 £25

Tony McAleavy will tell the remarkable story of Walter Powell, MP for Malmesbury in the late 19th century

Rides, stalls and fun for all the family!

Station Yard car park Thursday Friday 5pm to 9pm Saturday 2pm to 10pm

Malmesbury Carnival Community Radio is live each evening from 6pm on Thursday 2nd to Saturday 5th of September. Tune in online at www.flyingmonkcommunityprojects

Devereux’s Regiment will be celebrating the 380th anniversary of the end of the first civil war in 1646 and the handing back of the town from the Governor, Colonel Nicholas Devereux, to the mayor and townsfolk at the market cross on Saturday 5th September.

From 1pm come and meet the soldiers and civilians who will be on hand to discuss their roles in this important period of history. At 3pm the regiment will form a guard of honour and formally hand back the keys of the town to the mayor.

Preparation for the Procession for everyone who joined in with the Carnival Arts Workshops.

Bigger and better than ever, the Carnival showpiece event returns in all it's glory.

It's all for charity, but someone has to count it!