About Dusk Walk: Cheltenham at Night
Join journalist and night owl Dan Richards on a walk round Cheltenham at night. Learn more about the people and activity which come alive when we sleep.
Meet at the Info Point, Imperial Gardens with footwear suitable for walking and bring water with you.
There will be a book signing after this event.
Get ahead of your Festival reading and visit the Waterstones Cheltenham Science Festival bookshop and support Cheltenham Festivals with every purchase.
Overnight: Journeys, Conversations and Stories After Dark (Hardback)
by Dan Richards
Getting Here
Discover the Beauty of Gloucestershire
As part of our programming, we offer a variety of walks and explorations in and around the picturesque county of Gloucestershire.
Event Details
Each walk is a unique adventure with its own starting point and specific route. Details about the starting point and any other relevant information will be provided within the event description. Be sure to check the event page for precise locations and any instructions.
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Preparation Tips
To ensure you have an enjoyable and comfortable experience, please be prepared for varying weather conditions. Here are some tips to help you get ready:
Check the Weather Forecast: Gloucestershire’s weather can be unpredictable. Look up the forecast on the day of your walk to dress accordingly.
Wear Appropriate Clothing: Opt for layers that can be easily added or removed. Waterproof jackets and sturdy walking shoes or boots are highly recommended.
Bring Essentials: Consider carrying a small backpack with essentials such as water, snacks, a hat, sunscreen, and a basic first-aid kit.
Join us in exploring the natural and cultural treasures of Gloucestershire. Our walks offer a refreshing escape into the great outdoors, providing both relaxation and adventure.
For more information on our upcoming walks and to register for events, please visit our What's On grid
We look forward to seeing you on our next adventure!
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