Mega Workshop 3.0
Lansdown Hall, Lansdown, Stroud GL5 1BB
11am-2pm
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Make a weekend of it
Plan your visit
Everything you need for a relaxed, colourful and memorable day in Stroud.
Everyone is welcome
Accessibility
The event takes place in central Stroud, most of which has step-free access.
Lansdown Hall
The first-floor hall is normally accessed by stairs with handrails. Step-free access is available at the back of the building in Bank Gardens. Accessible toilets are next to the bar and in the gallery.
The Shambles Market
Step-free access is available via the rear entrance and accessible toilets are available on the premises.
If you have particular access requirements, please contact us in advance and we will make every effort to assist.
Sunday, 13th June 2027
Opening times
Twist and Stroud Market
The Shambles, High Street, Stroud GL5 1AP
9am-5pm
Travel
Getting here
By car
Enter GL5 1JL on your Sat Nav for Church Street car park, which is the nearest car park for the Market and Workshop venues, located in the centre of Stroud. Alternatively, see the Parking options to enter your exact destination postcode.
- M4 from London (Westbound): Exit at Junction 15 and take the A419 towards Cirencester and Stroud.
- M4 from Bristol (Eastbound): Exit at Junction 18 and take the A46 towards Nailsworth.
- M5 from Bristol (Northbound) or Birmingham (Southbound): Exit at Junction 13 and take the A419 towards Stonehouse.
By train
Great Western Railway serves Stroud town centre, including services from London Paddington.
By coach and bus
Gloucester is the nearest coach hub. Local buses connect Stroud with Gloucester, Cheltenham, Cirencester, Dursley, Nailsworth, Stonehouse and Painswick.
Need a taxi?
The main taxi drop-off and collection area is on Merrywalks Road. Stroud Taxi: 01453 750211.
Arriving by car
Parking
The nearest parking for both venues is Church Street, Stroud, GL5 1JL, and it is free on Sundays.
- Parliament Street, Stroud, GL5 2HL
- Five Valleys Shopping Centre
- Stroud Station parking
- London Road multi-storey, GL5 2AU - height restriction 2.1m
Please consider your own access and travel needs before choosing a car park.
Independent Stroud
Eat & drink
Stroud is known for its thriving independent food scene, with welcoming cafés, vibrant eateries and award-winning restaurants.
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Accommodation
Nestled among the rolling hills of the Five Valleys, Stroud is a wonderful place to slow down and immerse yourself in a weekend of creativity.
Discover the town
Things to do in Stroud
Stroud is a vibrant town with plenty of history, culture and an independent vibe, so why not make a weekend of it!
On Saturdays, Stroud comes alive with its famous historic Farmer’s Market and Shambles Market. Enjoy local makes and produce, take a long walk along the canal, or simply find a little cafe and watch the world go by.
If you enjoy long walks, why not take the Coal, Cloth & Canals walk.
Or keep it simple and have a walk along Rodborough Common and end with a delicious ice cream from Winstone’s.
Museum lovers can visit Museum in the Park.
For live music, The Sub Rooms hosts many events, which you may enjoy, or check out what is on at the SVA.
Sample some of Stroud’s delicious local beers at Stroud Brewery.
For more information, please visit Visit Stroud.
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