Cotswolds Event to Explore Technology, Wellbeing and Sustainable Living

A two-day event exploring technology, wellbeing, sustainability and modern family life is coming to the Cotswolds this September, within easy reach of Cheltenham and the wider Gloucestershire area.

She’s Electric will take over Heritage House at Daylesford Organic on Thursday 17 and Friday 18 September 2026, bringing together talks, practical experiences and a range of brands focused on changing approaches to everyday life.

The event, organised in partnership with Volvo Car UK, will explore subjects including wellbeing, family life, technology, sustainable fashion and electric transport.

Organisers say the aim is to make conversations about sustainability and new technology more accessible, giving visitors an opportunity to hear from experts, ask questions and try products and experiences for themselves.

Daylesford is around a 45-minute drive from central Cheltenham, making the event a potential day out for residents interested in sustainability, lifestyle and emerging technology.

Bex Day, CEO and co-founder of She’s Electric, said: “Women have enormous power to influence the future through the choices we make every day, yet too often we aren’t engaged in conversations about the technology and innovation that will shape it.

“That’s why we created She’s Electric, to give women access to the knowledge, experts and experiences they need to make confident choices, without the jargon, pressure or judgement.

“It’s a space where women can ask questions, share experiences and discover what’s possible, and recognise the collective power we have to create positive change.”

Alongside the programme of discussions, visitors will be able to explore brands working across fashion, beauty, accessories and sustainable products.

Those taking part include Aspiga, Bamford, Wanderlust Life, delilah, Albaray, House of Baukjen, BEEN London and Skydiamond.

Electric transport will also feature during the two days, with Volvo offering visitors the opportunity to experience some of its latest electric vehicles in a pressure-free test-drive setting.

Rather than focusing solely on electric cars, however, the wider event will look at how changing attitudes towards sustainability are influencing a range of everyday choices, from clothing and personal wellbeing to technology, family life and transport.

The event forms part of She’s Electric’s work to increase women’s participation in conversations around emerging technology and sustainability, particularly in areas where consumers may feel excluded by technical language or traditional marketing.

For Cheltenham and Gloucestershire residents, the September event also brings a national lifestyle and sustainability programme to the Cotswolds without the need to travel to a major city.

She’s Electric at Daylesford takes place at Heritage House, Daylesford Organic, on Thursday 17 and Friday 18 September 2026.