Top Things to do in Stroud District
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Discover the best top things to do in Stroud District, United Kingdom including JOYA, Art Couture Painswick Gallery, Fifi's Fancy Furniture, R and R Books, Stroud Farmers' Market, Intrigue & Mosaic of Stroud, Domestic Science, Shambles Market, Time After Time, The Malthouse Collective.
Restaurants in Stroud District
1. JOYA
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
2. Art Couture Painswick Gallery
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5.0 based on 16 reviews
Art Couture Painswick (ACP) are a charitable organisation that exists to promote joy,excellence and innovation in wearable art through a biennial festival. ACP's stunning and inspiring gallery in the painswick centre offers the opportunity to experience an intimate appreciation and understanding of the craftsmanship involved in the many exhibited works of wearable art.
3. Fifi's Fancy Furniture
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5.0 based on 11 reviews
Fifi's Fancy Furniture was created to indulge my passion for all things beautiful. It was a way of combining my life long interest in design, furniture, colour, texture, upcycling, recycling and revamping furniture and artifacts that would sit well in traditional or contemporary settings alike.We are official stockists of The Frenchic Furniture Paint. We offer Beginner and advanced furniture painting courses and bookable drop in painting sessions.
4. R and R Books
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
Open: Mon-Sat (except Bank Holidays) 10.00am-5.30pm. Wide range of secondhand books, magazines, comics, and ephemera. Includes mind, body & spirit, art & craft, literature, poetry & plays. Good selection of paperback fiction including classics - modern & 19th century, crime/detective, science fiction, fantasy, and children's. DC/Marvel and British Comics.
Reviewed By Descerning-Palate - Navarrenx, France
An excellent book shop, with a good stock, they are clearly selective about what they put on their shelves. Having been here a month ago it was surprising to see the turnover. The books are in good condition and the prices are most reasonable, certainly highly competitive. We were very pleased with our purchases and service. After leaving, I thought again about two items, and emailed that evening. A most helpful reply was returned the following morning. I’m going back.
5. Stroud Farmers' Market
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4.5 based on 223 reviews
Reviewed By Cornflower60 - Stroud, United Kingdom
A great Saturday morning market, taking place almost every Week in Stroud. With a bustling lively vibe there's lots of good quality local produce on offer, ranging from eggs, dairy & cheeses, fruit & veg, meat, cakes, craft beers etc. There are often stalls with work from local crafts people such as potters, jewelers, handmade soaps & toiletries etc. There are also a range of street food sellers too if you don't feel like one of the many local cafes.
6. Intrigue & Mosaic of Stroud
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4.5 based on 9 reviews
Intrigue’s products are all personally ethically sourced by Caroline including many fairtrade items. "I believe we should do more of what makes us happy and I hope Intrigue brings a ray of sunshine to the high street offering a very sensory shopping experience!” she said. After a successful few years of Intrigue opening on Stroud's thriving high street, Caroline opened up the doors to Intrigue's sophisticated sister shop - Mosaic. "Style is timeless" is the phrase used to highlight the Italian style clothing which is sold in Mosaic, along with many other high-quality clothing brands and accessories. Caroline is firmly part of Stroud’s independent retail scene. The shops are a riot of colours from clothing sourced ethically from across the world, alongside a plethora of quirky gifts. Due to the challenging times for small, independent retailers across the UK Caroline has found it necessary to now trade online but very much hopes you will be able to visit her Stroud shops.
Reviewed By Cosmopolitan640751
During the second lockdown it was so lovely to have a personal virtual shop! Their internet had gone down but I’d had a look on the website and decided what I wanted, but also wanted a couple of things that weren’t shown (having been to the shop several times before I knew they would have amethysts and scented candles!) so I sent a text message with my shopping list and the items were selected and I received some photos of the products. A convenient phone appointment later and the items were duly paid for and shipped. I absolutely love the products really carefully wrapped and ready to enjoy!
7. Domestic Science
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4.5 based on 8 reviews
With original, quirky and off-beat vintage pieces sourced from our travels, if you want to pep up your interiors, come and have a chat. Be inspired by our truly diverse hand picked collection including: Vintage and Contemporary Homewares - Toys - Bath & Beauty - Candles - Clothing Jewellery - Lighting – Stationery - Covetable Hardware ... and other really splendid stuff We look forward to welcoming you!
Reviewed By BecciT - Gloucestershire, United Kingdom
This shop is absolutely amazing, a mixture of vintage and high end products, including home, clothes, fragrances etc. Service always so friendly. The cafe next door (Canteen) is equally fantastic. A trip to this shop and coffee and cake next door is well worth doing.
8. Shambles Market
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4.5 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By Gabby26 - Helston, United Kingdom
it was a fabulous surprise to come across the shambles market in the middle of Stroud the Friday before Christmas 2017. It is held every Friday throughout the year and is a true delight. There was a stall called 'vintage mary' which i highly recommend if your into anything vintage or crafty - an abundance of good quality wool in a variety of colours! Also, there were many pre loved house hold items such as cutlery, plates and quaint little and large teapots along with cups and saucers - it is truly a must see!
9. Time After Time
10. The Malthouse Collective
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By 664RachelH - Birmingham, United Kingdom
Lovely find. Clean loos and good food shop. Two floors of modern art, collectibles and antiques all spread out and interwoven. Some really lovely pieces, and some stunning modern jewellery along with some gorgeous old rugs, brass etc. It’s really worth a visit, with easy parking.
