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Residents Weekend Leaflet 2019 FINAL.Indd All offers are valid during 29 - 31 March 2019 unless stated - Please check addresses & opening times at www.GLcard.co.uk Gloucester Farmers Market Shoezone shopping • 20% o on Escento Soaps (Friday only) • 10% o when you spend £15 WIN £100! Gloucester Framing Soundhouse A G Meek • 15% o • 5% o • 15% o Visit one of the Idun Spirit Suit Direct Gloucester Quays 8 Voucherpoints Aladdin’s Cave • 10% discount o all products • 10% o • 10% o across the city Jessops The Candle Tree and print o a Bizarre • 5% o photo services • 10% O • 10% o all sales £25 and over • £10 o 1-2-1 training session voucher for “GL (excluding tattoos and piercings) The Gloucester Cobbler M&S Outlet Gloucester Quays • 25% o shoe repair, key cutting & engraving Card” to be in Bonmarché • 10% o (excluding clearance) • 20% o shoe repair, key cutting • 10% o with a chance of between 29 and 31 March 2019. or engraving Chester Barrie Gloucester Quays winning £100! • 10% o all tailoring, shirts, ties and Miju Wools The Rugged Beard Company accessories • Free Loyalty Card • 20% o • Wool of the Week Visit www.glcard.co.uk Chez Rose Treasure Seekers • 10% o Norville Opticians • 10% o Giftware for the locations and • Toni Ford eyewear - frames and sunglasses • £4 make-and-take Activities terms and conditions. Cotter’s Shoes £100 o glazed with prescription and non • 10% o non sale items prescription sunglasses £50 Trespass Gloucester Quays • Buy one get one free on all Fendi • 10% o when you spend over £50 F. Hinds frames and sunglasses • £10 giftcard when you spend £100 Vodafone health, Original Penguin Gloucester Quays • Up to 15% o on most 24 month Fad & Fated • 20% o phone and 12 month sim only contracts • 10% o • Big savings on home broadband with beauty & Gillmans Select a free landline • 5% o • 20% Student Discount leisure Amy Doolan MUA Flatpack Monkey • £10 o bridal make-up 15% o assembly travels & Cellys Nettl • Wash, Cut, Treatment, Blowdry services • 15% o printing and Finish for £23! Sunday Gloucester • Roots Colour, Cut, Treatment, Blow dry No.1 Currency and Finish for £34 A Star Taxi • Priority rates for GL Card holders • Dry Cut for £11 • 10% discount o fares over £6 Dayrider Ticket • Wash and Blow Dry £11 Phoenix Consultants Harbour Business Supplies • Free consultant for your design needs for just £2! Ladyshape • 10% o compatible printer inks • One week free trial and toners for all GL Card holders Thomas Cook plus FREE delivery • £0 deposit! Tabithas Talons • 20% o 5th treatment Butler’s #Bar103 Guru Co ee House Peppers Café • £1.50 Tequila • 10% o • Tea/co ee with toast, butter & Peppers • VKs for £1.99 • £5 meal deal homemade jam or marmalade for £3.50 • Double Vodka & Soda £2.50 • Vegetarian Quiche and salad for £5.50 Aroma • Half price Salsa Classes Hedleys Sandwich Bar • Meat Quiche and salad for £6 • Buy one main course get one starter free • 3 frozen cocktails for £5 • Half Price Co ee & Tea Booking in advance necessary. Customer • £4 meal deal So Pie MUST inform and show GL Card beofre Café Rene • 2 cooked breakfasts for £12 ordering otherwise not valid. • £10 Burger and a Pint Knobbly Cob • Enjoy a 2 for 1 lunch from the A la Carte • £10 Pie and a Pint • £1.39 Bacon Bap Tank Menu (Starter/Main/Side) • £10 Ribs and a Pint • Lavazza Co ee £1 • 10% o • Lunch special o er: • 10% o Food and Drink 2-course s for £9.99 or 3 courses for £10.99 Carluccios The Comfy Pew • Co ee and Pastry for £2.95 McDonalds • Free hot drink with main meal ATIK Gloucester • Breakfast for £1.99 • Free Double-up on any spirit & mixer Coal Grill & Bar The Crows Nest • 30% o food (minimum £25 spend) Mercure Gloucester Bowden Hall • 10% o Aunty Ems Confectionery • 2 meals for the price of 1 when dining at the • 10% o purchases over £5 Cookes Co ee & Curios Bar and Brassiere by Bowden Hall The Dick Whittington • 10% o • Buy one get one half price cocktails from • £5 Fish and Chips Lunch Barbuchi Cuisine • 2 breakfasts for £10 5pm-7pm • 20% o takeouts over £25 The Fountain Inn Cote Brasserie Gloucester My Treats • Two steaks & a bottle of wine for £25 Blue Bamboo • Breakfast Formule £10.50 • 10% o • Chicken, chips and a pint for £7 • Two courses £15.95 or 3 for £18.95 • Co ee or Tea for £1 The Hub Bistro • Any wa e, crepe or cookie dough • 10% o food and drink Boswells Gloucester Antiques Centre from menu from £3.99 • 10% o takeaway • 10% discount on all food and drink Turks Head Inn in new Gallery Tearoom On Toast • Real Ale Pints for £2.50 Brewhouse & Kitchen Gloucester • Coca-Cola £5 Meal Deal (Monday to Friday 12-5pm) • 10% o food and drink Gloucester Brewery • 3 shots for £5 • 10% o Pelican Inn • 18% o cask ales between 5 and 6pm Yantos Gloucester Cathedral • 15% o hot drinks and cakes • 10% o in the Monks Kitchen Marketing Gloucester Ltd would like to thank all the businesses and attractions Information is accurate at time of going to print. Marketing Gloucester Ltd and other businesses and organisations listed in this leafl et reserve the right to alter or cancel aspects of the programme in the event of unforeseen circumstances. Marketing involved in Gloucester Residents’ Weekend: without their invaluable support Gloucester Ltd cannot be held responsible for any changes to the o ers made. Every care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of information in this guide. You accept all risks and responsibility for losses, damages, costs and other consequences arising this event would not be possible. Walking tours and specialist tours are directly or indirectly from using this leafl et and any information and material available from it. provided by Gloucester Civic Trust Registered Tour Guides, Llanthony Secunda Priory and Discover de Crypt. museums & things to do gloucester civic trust tours All tours are FREE and take place on Saturday 30 March Battle Hill • 10% o Outdoor Laser Tag Pre-booking is required for tours. Call Gloucester Tourist Information Centre GLOUCESTER’S on 01452 396572 for tickets and availability. FAMILYFRIENDLY, Gloucester Tall Ships & Adventure FLAGSHIP FESTIVAL • 20% of ticket price Beatrix Potter Tour use voucher code when booking -27 May 2019 Roman Times Tour 25 Max 15 guests | 11am through gloucestertallships.co.uk Max 15 guests | 10am & 1pm The Shop of the Tailor Of Gloucester. The Museum of Gloucester. Brunswick Road Llanthony Secunda Priory • Exclusive Access 2 for 1 Guided Tour Cathedral Precinct Tour Saxon Gloucester Tour Max 15 guests | 11.30am Max 15 guests | 2pm Museum of Gloucester Cathedral Entrance St Oswald’s Priory Archdeacon Street • Free entry to the museum on Fri 29th & Sat KIDS Gloucester 30th March Children’s Tour • 10% discount in the gift shop U12 Max 10 guests | 11am Siege Of Gloucester Tour • 10% discount in the café GO FREE! St John’s Church, Northgate Street Max 15 guests | 10.30am & 2pm • 10 vouchers available each day for a free tea or co ee in the café St John’s Church, Northgate Street GRAVITY JET PACK DISPLAY Christian Heritage Tour ZIP WIRE ACROSS GLOUCESTER DOCKS Max 15 guests | 10.45am National Waterways Museum Spa Tour • Free admission to GL Cardholders WAKEBOARDING CHAMPIONSHIP St John’s Church, Northgate Street Max 15 guests | 2.30pm throughout the weekend. WATER CITY MUSIC Christ Church Brunswick Road Gloucester City Tour Sherborne Cinema Max 15 guests | 11am & 2pm St Mary de Crypt Church • Free popcorn with ticket purchase St John’s Church, Northgate Street 10.30am to 3pm St Mary de Crypt, Southgate Street Trapped Escape Rooms Docks Tour • 10% o Max 15 guests | 2pm St Nicholas’ Church use voucher code at checkout Outside Gloucester Waterways Museum 11am – 3pm when booking through the website. St Nicholas Church, Lower Westgate Street Llanthony Priory Tour Warehouse Climbing Centre Max 15 guests | 11am • £1.50 caving experience That’s Entertainment Wavesurfer • BMX Ramp • Circus Performers By the Sula Lightship Max 15 guests | 11.45am Family Theatre • Climbing Wall • Caving St John’s Church, Northgate Street Red Arrows Simulator • Children’s Zone Other attractions open include: Live Music • Food, Drink and Craft Market Richard III and much more! Max 15 guests | 2pm Wulfbertie’s World The Jet Age Museum St Nicholas Church, Lower Westgate Street Tales of Saxon lad in Queen Free entry every Saturday and Sunday. Aethelfl aed’s Gloucester Robert Raikes Tour Readings, displays & activities for ages 6 to 12 Soldiers of Gloucestershire Museum BUY TICKETS ONLINE NOW AT FIND MORE FANTASTIC Max 15 guests | 11.30am SUMMER EVENTS AT 11am – 1pm Open 10am and 5pm. Normal admission gloucestertallships.co.uk visitgloucester.co.uk Outside Tourist Information Centre At St John’s Church, Northgate Street charges apply. Be a tourist in your own city! Welcome to Gloucester Residents’ Weekend Friday 29 - Sunday 31 March 2019 Organised by Marketing Gloucester, Residents’ Weekend is the perfect opportunity for you residents’ to explore, experience and enjoy your city with loads of special o ers to entice you over the popular three-day event. You can enjoy these o ers with a GL Card or the GL Card App. What is the GL Card? A loyalty card, mobile app and website for people living, working, visiting or studying in weekend Gloucester, giving you the opportunity to earn rewards and receive exclusive o ers & deals from shops, eateries and businesses. The scheme encourages those living and working in 29 - 31 March 2019 Gloucester to support the city centre.
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