Thursdays and Saturdays, 1pm and 2.30pm: discover the historic Coleshill Home Farm and learn more about the Heritage and Rural Skills Centre now housed here.
Faringdon has a rich and fascinating history from mention in the Domesday Book through the Middle Ages, as a Royalist stronghold in the Civil War and, from the 1930s to 1950s, home to the eccentric Lord Berners.
Discover Coleshill's hidden Second World War history on this informative walk through village, woods and parkland at the home of the British Resistance.
9 June, 14 July and 11 August: discover what Coleshill has to offer on one of our Village Open Days.
31 July - 1 September, Tuesdays-Sundays 11am-3pm: an exhibition of artworks by Cotswold-based artist Rupert Aker.
Spend the afternoon exploring the River Cole, river dipping and Willow fish weaving.
Learn about growing fruit and vegetables, then mix your own nature paints.
Learn all about Coleshill's WW2 history, including code breaking and a chance to explore a secret bunker.
Enjoy a 1940s themed weekend at Coleshill, complete with vintage stalls, period music, re-enactors, military vehicles and more.
Explore Coleshill with a tracker pack. Learn about trees, hunt for critters and see what wildlife you can spot.