Here are some of the best events in and around the Cirencester area:
Friday, January 18
Medium Evening with Ann and John Peck
A chance to see Ann and John Peck in Cirencester for a night of spiritual mediumship.
Mulbury Court, Cirencester
From 7.30pm to 9pm - tickets £5.00
More details 01285 651227
Cirencester Antiques & Collectables Market
The market has been held in the town's historic Corn Hall every Friday for more than 40 years.
The Corn Hall, Market Place, Cirencester
From 8am to 3pm -free entry
Wednesday, January 23
Dress and Identity in the Roman Empire
The third in a series of three talks exploring Roman art and architecture.
Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester
From 2pm to 3.30pm - tickets £7 per adult, £6 members
More details 01285 655611
The Queen of Instruments
Adam Busiakiewicz looks at the lute, and other musical instruments.
Baptist Church, Chesterston Lane, Cirencester
From 7pm to 9pm - visitors £7
More details info@theartssocietycorinium.org.uk
January 25 to 26
Jobs in Care Roadshow to visit Purton
The Jobs in Care Roadshow has hit the road on the hunt for at least 50 new care staff across Wiltshire.
Jobs in Care Recruitment Bus, Purton Village Hall Car Park, Station Road
From 10am to 4.30pm - free
More details apply@careersincare.co.uk
Saturday, January 26
Song and dance by string quartet
To raise money for the recent refurbishment of the organ and roof repairs.
Ampney Crucis Church, Cirencester
From 7am to 8.45am - tickets £15 includes wine
More details robinasabourin@gmail.com
Four Seasons String Quartet Concert
A cheerful evening of light classical music with a glass of wine.
Baroque dances and arrangements of a waltz, tango and rhumbra and Cole Porter's 'Anything Goes'.
These pieces sit either side of the poignant song 'On Dover Beach' by Samuel Barber.
Ampney Crucis Church, Near Cirencester
From 7pm to 8.45pm - costs £15
Rural Cinema Mamma Mia 2 - Jan 26 to 27
You are invited to return to the magical Greek island of Kalokairi in a new musical.
Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester
From 2.15pm to 4pm - tickets £5.60 per adult, £4.80 concession
More details 01285 655611
Monday, January 28
Macmillan Cancer Support Information Service
Specialists on hand to answer questions and offer information.
Green Macmillan Mobile Unit, Charter Market, Market Place, Cirencester
From 10am to 4pm - free entry
More details misssouthoffice@macmillan.org.uk
Wednesday, January 30
La Traviata
From the thrill of unexpected romance to a heartbreaking reconciliation that comes too late.
Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester
From 6.45pm to 8.10pm - tickets £17 per adult or £15 members
More details 01285 655611
Spotlight on the Orpheus Mosaic
Join Emma to hear about the design, unusual archaeology and the eventual rescue of this impressive mosaic.
Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester
From 2.30pm to 3.40pm - tickets £3 per adult, £2.50 members
More details 01285 655611
Thursday, January 31
From Saints Bones to Charles Dickens’ Monkey
Evening Lecture with Dr Caroline Morris.
Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester
From 7pm to 8.30pm - tickets £7 per adult, £6 members
More details 01285 655611
Friday, February 1
PTA Charity Movie Night - The Greatest Showman
First charity movie night to raise funding for the PTA at Lea and Garsdon Primary School.
Malmesbury Town Hall, Cross Hayes, Malmesbury
From 7pm to 10.30pm - tickets £7.50
Daglingworth Rural Cinema
A film showing The Children Act - open bar.
Daglingworth Village Hall, The Street, Daglingworth
From 7.30pm to 10pm - costs £4 adult, £3 under 16
Monday, February 4
Watercolour Workshop
'Colour Alchemy' Watercolour Workshop with a delicious seasonal lunch.
The Studio, Stockmans Cottage, Bagendon, Cirencester
From 10am to 4pm - costs £80
More details 07748 356490
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