Venues in Gloucestershire; hire a Jazz Band

This is a list of venues where you may want to hire one of our Jazz Bands for your Wedding, Party or Dinner. Our bands have already performed at many of these venues.

jazz bands at Bell's House, Coleford, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Calcot Manor Hotel, Tetbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Cheltenham Park Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Cheltenham Racecourse, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Cleeveway Manor, Bishops Cleeve, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Close Hotel, The, Tetbury, Gloucestershire

Bisley

This charming village high on a hill is called 'Bisley-God-Help-Us' by the locals because of the winter wind. It has much to interest the tourist, including spring-fed fountains, a igth-century lock-up, a Saxon cross and the Bear Inn, which has two secret passages and a priest's hole. There is a riding school, 2 miles west, where ponies can be hired.

jazz bands at Forest Hills Golf Club, Coleford, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Fosse Manor Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Fossebridge Inn, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Grapevine Hotel, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Great Tythe Barn, Tetbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Hare and Hounds Hotel, Tetbury, Gloucestershire

Bourton-on-the-Water

A beautiful village with the little River Windrush flowing down its main street under low bridges beside trees and lawns. The village becomes crowded in midsummer and on fine weekends; but at quieter times there are charming walks along roads lined by beautiful Cotswold stone houses.

jazz bands at Hatherley Manor Hotel, Gloucester, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Hilton Puckrup Hall, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Jarvis Bowden Hall Hotel and Country Club, Gloucester, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Jarvis Gloucester Hotel and Country Club, Gloucester, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Lords of the Manor House Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Malt Shovel Inn, Ruardean, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at New Inn Hotel, Lechlade, Gloucestershire

Cheltenham

One of the foremost spas in England, and a lively centre of music, art and sport. The only alkaline springs in Britain run underground in the area and are drawn at the Pump Room where the waters can be taken.

The Promenade is a wide and spacious street with splendid Regency houses, trees and statues. The Pittville Pump Room, with its colonnade and dome, is the town's most beautiful building. The Cheltenham Music Festival was started in 1944 with the intention of fostering contemporary British music. First performances of works by Sir Arthur Bliss, Benjamin Britten, Sir Arnold Bax, Malcolm Arnold and many other British composers have been given there. There is also a fine cricket ground and a steeplechase course in Prestbury Park.

jazz bands at Newpoort Towers Hotel, Berkeley, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Noel Arms Hotel, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Old Rectory Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Painswick Roccoco Gardens, Stroud, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Pittville Pump Room, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Prestbury House Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Queen's Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Seymour House Hotel, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Stonehouse Court Hotel, Gloucester, Gloucestershire

Chipping Campden

An old town of Cotswold stone houses nestling among the hills. The mainly 15th-century church has a 14th-century chancel and a stately 120 ft high tower. Inside there are excellent brasses. The town's finest building is the Jacobean market hall. Hidcote Manor Garden to the north-east, a most delightful garden, is open to the public.

jazz bands at Stratton House Hotel, Cirencester, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Stroud Masonic Hall, Stroud, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Tewkesbury Park Hotel, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Dark Barn, Rudford, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Fleet Inn, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Frogmill Inn, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Greenway, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Manor House Hotel, Moreton-in-Marsh, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The New Inn, Gloucester, Gloucestershire

Cirencester

A rewarding touring centre for walking, motoring or riding. The old town, called Corinium by the Romans, was, after London, the largest town in Britain in the 2nd century. Three Roman roads, Akeman Street, the Foss Way and one of the two Ermine Streets, radiate from Cirencester. The site of the old town has been excavated and there are many exciting Roman finds, including coins and mosaics, in the museum. The remains of an amphitheatre lie on Querns Hill, near the town centre.

Cirencester has blended old with new, and its more modern buildings fit in gracefully with the old houses of Cotswold stone. The 15th-century church, built when Cirencester was the greatest wool market in England, has a magnificent nave and screen and some fine brasses. There is a Tudor inn with an 18th-century facade, and a market, mentioned in the Domesday Book, which is busy on Fridays.

There are some lovely walks in 1000-acre Cirencester Park, containing woodland and farms, nearly all open to the public, and one of the world's finest polo grounds. Its trees include beeches and a 5-mile avenue of chestnuts. Within walking range of the park are switchback lanes and wooded hills, among which lie a dozen pleasant villages, including Sapperton and Bisley.

jazz bands at The Speech House, Coleford, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Swan Hotel, Bibury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Tudor House, Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at The Tunnel House, Cirencester, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Thistle Cheltenham, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Thistle Hotel Cheltenham, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Three Ways House Hotel, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire

Lechlade

A pretty town of Georgian houses, taking its name from the River Leach which wanders into the Thames beside the Trout Inn just below St John's Bridge. Lechlade Bridge, known as Halfpenny Bridge, from the days when there was a halfpenny toll, is the highest navigable point on the Thames for cabin cruisers. Old wharves, now lined with pleasure-boats, once catered for barges carrying stone to London for St Paul's Cathedral in the 17th century.

jazz bands at Tortworth Court Four Pillars Hotel, Tortworth, Wotton-Under-Edge, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Unicorn Hotel, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Washbourne Court, Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Westonbirt Arboretum, Tetbury, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at White House Hotel, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire

jazz bands at Wyck Hill House Hotel, Stow on the Wold, Gloucestershire