Exhibition
7th -22nd June
Risée Chaderton-Charles, our guest artist from Barbados presents ‘Caribbean Atlantean’ for Site Festival 2025. This is a new series of digital collage pieces created by merging photography, digital illustration, text, and watercolour which tell the stories of Africans who jumped from the slave ships - who chose the water instead of the world of colonizers.
Comedy
Thursday 19th June 7.30pm
Roll up, roll up! It’s time for another midweek Penny Gaff ‘school night’ special- the annual return of the mighty ROB AUTON with his latest Edinburgh sell-out show. Hosted by lo-fi poet and stand-up theatremaker JONNY FLUFFYPUNK, who’ll do a bit to start things off.
Live Music
Tuesday 24th June 7.30pm
New York’s Grammy nominated hammered dulcimer player Max ZT (House of Waters), and Tokyo/Black Country’s lauded Dan Whitehouse combine their inventive energy to create stunning live performancesm weaving spoken word, song and virtuoso playing to create impactful (often improvised) pieces with a belief in the healing power of music at its core.
Live Music
Friday 27th June 8pm
Welcome to Stroud Jazz Club, reborn from the former Stroud Jazz Sessions. It’s for anyone that loves live music and loves Stroud.
Live Music
Friday 4th July 8pm
Welcome to Stroud Jazz Club, reborn from the former Stroud Jazz Sessions. It’s for anyone that loves live music and loves Stroud.
Saturday 12th July 8pm -2am
Clubnight
High Energy. Multi-genre extravaganza, expect jungle, breaks, bassline and garage. All profits to MAP, a charity providing medical aid to Palestinians. 18+
18th-26th July
Exhibition
Large cyanotypes and ceramic sculpture exploring the many faces of ecologically-entwined Alpine myths and folk tales. Ritual objects, snow myths, and fearsome creatures speak of deeper ecological frictions, including human capacity for empathy, female narratives, and environmental and bodily integrity.
Live Music
Friday 18th July 8pm
Described as ‘absolutely incredible’ by BBC Radio 6 Music DJ/presenter Gilles Peterson. The group aims to celebrate the act of improvisation and free expression in the modern era. The compositions and playing style aim to present an alternative expression of the brilliance of jazz and improvised music, countering the mainstream trends in the jazz scene today.
