Upcoming events, sales and talks at Brimscombe Mill

The Summer Holidays here at the Mill are a big part of our events programme so we’ve dedicated a full page to what’s on so you can plan week by week. From themed events each day to frequently asked questions find all you need to know.

What’s on at The Mill


The Sanctuary Series- Emma Pinchbeck and Juliet Davenport
Jul
10

The Sanctuary Series- Emma Pinchbeck and Juliet Davenport

⚡ What will it really take to reach net zero?

Join us on 10th July at Brimscombe Mill as two of the UK’s leading energy and climate voices – Emma Pinchbeck (Chief exec of the climate change committee and Juliet Davenport (founder of Good Energy) – come together in conversation at The Sanctuary Series.

From the future of community energy to capitalism’s role in climate solutions, this is an unmissable evening for anyone who cares about a just and sustainable transition for people and planet.

🌱 Expect insight, challenge, and ideas that go beyond the headlines.

🎟️ Pay-as-you-can tickets available.
#SanctuarySeries #NetZero #ClimateAction #EnergyTransition #BrimscombeMill #CommunityPowered

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Truly Madlys
May
30

Truly Madlys

"Morcheeba meets Fleetwood Mac"... The Truly Madlys have been wowing audiences with their own style of melodic art rock since 2022, with original songs written by vocalist Tessa McGinn and arranged by the band – a Stroud-based collaboration with lead guitarist Ade Miller, Martin Whittaker on keyboards, Barry Mason on drums and Pablo Sanchez Moreno on base.

6-8pm - Pay-as-you-can dinner - 7-9pm Truly Madlys live set.

All welcome, free entry.

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May
24

The Sanctuary Series: STILL OUT Film/Music/Q&A

🌿 EVENT UPDATE

The Sanctuary Series: STILL OUT — Postponed to late Autumn 🍂

We're hitting pause — for now.

STILL OUT is a beautifully immersive experience that deserves the right setting. To really do it justice — and let the visuals shine — we’re postponing this event to later in the autumn, when the darker evenings will help create the atmosphere it needs.

We’re working with the incredible production team bring you something truly special, and we can’t wait to gather riverside later this year to share it with you.

If you’ve already booked a ticket, check your inbox — we’ll be in touch with details and next steps.

Thanks so much for your patience and understanding.
– The Long Table & The Sanctuary Series

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Ecka Mordecai + Spirited Followers
May
23

Ecka Mordecai + Spirited Followers

Sealionwoman, is vocalist Kitty Whitelaw and double bass player Tye McGivern. Together they craft a unique and defiantly uncategorisable sound. Whitelaw’s rich and beguiling vocal delivery and McGivern’s atmospheric, inventive approach to his instrument creates melancholy soundscapes, torch-song transgressions and rapturous drama. 

In late 2018 they released their first album “Siren” with Antigen records, and their second album is currently in production. Kitty and Tye have been collaborating for many years and have played numerous live venues in the UK including EARTH Hackney, Union Chapel and Cafe Oto. They have also had the opportunity to support incredible acts such as Meursault, Tanya Tagaq, Bohren and der Club of Gore, Sarathy Kowar, and Collocutor.

“Sealionwoman’s music flips folk music on its head, taking traditional Scottish music and moving it into a darker, more atmospheric direction...” The Quietus

“Björk, Billie Holiday and The Anchoress come to mind while listening to Kitty Whitelaw’s exquisite vocals… It’s Mercury Prize bait, this – haunting, monolithic soundscapes…” Prog Magazine

18:00-20:00 Kitchen open - always pay-as-you-can. Bar ‘till 21:30

19:30 Sanctum - Sealionwoman

This is an intimate gig with limited spaces. Please choose from the tickets below and click through to the checkout page for either option.

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Robin Ince - Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal: My Adventures in Neurodiversity- Yellow Lighted Bookshop event
May
22

Robin Ince - Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal: My Adventures in Neurodiversity- Yellow Lighted Bookshop event

We are delighted to be hosting Robin Ince again (3rd time lucky), on the publication of his powerful, personal exploration of anxiety, ADHD and neurodiversity. Normally Weird and Weirdly Normal reminds us all – no matter how weird we feel – that it’s okay to be a little different. We all are. What if being a bit weird is actually entirely normal? What if sharing our internal struggles wasn’t a sign of weakness, but strength? 

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