Events Around Bath

Have fun discovering Bath with two self-guided, quirky, heritage walks with an optional treasure hunt. Buy in booklet or instant download format and be curious! Are you curious about Bath? Looking for an unusual and quirky activity which gets you out in the fresh air whatever the weather?

A unique and compelling concert - stripped back, desolate and sensual.Amongst a concert of such songs as; Famous Blue Raincoat, Sisters of Mercy, Suzanne and Hallelujah, are also Poems by Lorca that Keith has set to music; Cohen’s greatest influence.

Acclaimed ensemble Bath Consort - Soprano Julia O’Connor, Mezzo Soprano Marie Elliott, Matthew Spring (theorbo), Xander Baker (cello) & Jacquelyn Bevan (harpsichord) - perform Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater, together with arias and duets from Bach’s St John & St Matthew Passions, and Handel’s

Only 8 places available! Free Trial Lesson for prospective Teenage pupils: Ages 13-18yrs Boys & Girls Wednesday 27th March 6.00pm-6.45pm Manvers Street Baptist Church, Bath Lessons alternate each week between Drama & Singing. This event will take place on our Drama week.

Award winning comedian James Alderson brings a preview of his first ever solo stand up show to Bath! (work in progress) Come and join award-winning comedian James Alderson as he takes a hilarious trip down memory lane, in one double A-sided show that he can’t wait to share before he gets much older and forgets...

The team behind the cult magazine Selvedge bring a curated collection of fifty merchants and makers to Bath. Our exhibitors sell a range of rare vintage fabrics, covetable haberdashery and skilfully handmade textile treasures.

Bath songwriters Fundraiser For Julian House homeless charity featuring local artists Sinnober, The ÆTHER and Douglas Joshua and an hour of open mic from 8-9pm for songwriters to come along and sing some original songs! This is a free event with all donations going to Julian House.

Burdall’s Yard opens its doors for the second Jazz Jam. Pay your entrance fee bring along your instrument and join in!

Joe Dunthorne is a Welsh novelist, poet and journalist. He first made his name with his novel Submarine, which was made into a film in 2010. His second novel, Wild Abandon, won the RSL Encore Award. A collection of his poems was published in 2010 in the Faber New Poets series.

Discover 3 acres of mature walled gardens. Quintessentially English, the garden has billowing borders, croquet lawn, wild flower meadow and ancient specimen trees. Spring is bright with tulips and flowering cherries.

Banger playfully borrows from the visual language of road signs and car culture, exploring the interior space of a car – where so many family dynamics are played out. Beyond the windscreen there are urban scenes clamouring with signs and instructions and rural horizons with endless of possible routes to navigate.

The first Beach Tennis Open Day in Bath! Free have a go sessions, everyone is welcome. Beach Tennis is very easy to play. Come a long and find out how to play this fabulous sport. Great exercise whilst having a lot fun in the sand.

Wander through historic Prior Park on this free and informative guided tour. This year, we will be embarking on the dams project; multi-million pound works to restore and future-proof the Georgian dams at the bottom of the garden. Guided tours this year will give you a good overview of the project. Booking Not Needed.

Wild garlic carpets the garden in spring, with a sprinkling of tiny flowers, and a delicate scent. We encourage you to collect a paper bag from reception and forage for the best leaves to take home. There will also be recipe cards to pick up, to give you a little inspiration for some wild garlic dishes.

on Saturday 30th March from 7pm to 10pm (quiz starts at 7.30 prompt). All welcome: bring a team or join one on the night. Cash prizes, hot supper, bar, raffle. Proceeds to Bathampton Village Show.

‘Get Into Golf’ Free Family Golf Open Day when golfers of all abilities and ages can try putting, chipping, driving and bunker play. Competitions and prizes. BBQ. 6 hole Academy Course, Just wear comfortable clothing and trainers.

Bath Spa University Under Graduate Composer Society present a whole range of new work

One of our favourite days of the year, where we welcome you to spend a day on the farm, and show you a different side to Hartley Farm. We love to show you what we get up to in an interactive, fun and educational way. The highlight of the day is our tractor rides!

Acclaimed ensemble Bath Consort - Soprano Julia O’Connor, Mezzo Soprano Marie Elliott, Matthew Spring (theorbo), Xander Baker (cello) & Jacquelyn Bevan (harpsichord) - perform Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater, together with arias and duets from Bach’s St John & St Matthew Passions, and Handel’s

Farmborough Memorial Hall are running a Spring Craft & Gift Fayre for the first time, adding to their successful Christmas Fayres, all are held in aid of Hall funds.

For some fresh air and family fun, join one of our trails designed for toddlers; learn about shape, colour and numbers while exploring nature. Sing some songs, do some crafts and play games in the outdoors! Don’t worry if you’re a few minutes late, you can always join the group when you arrive.

Learn about Dyrham’s beautiful garden through the seasons at this informal talk and presentation. We’ll cover a bit of fascinating history mixed in with plants and photos. Join us for a lecture on the garden at Dyrham Park and see how it changes throughout the year.

In the seventeenth century here at Dyrham Park, the original occupants would have celebrated Lady’s Day at the end of March. Come along and get a taste of the past with us this Mother’s day weekend.

Crocuses, daffodils, snowdrops, primroses and hellebores; the flowers of Spring burst into glorious life at The Courts garden. Every visit to The Courts throughout March will be different as the flowers wake up after a long winter’s rest.