Events and Attractions Around Box

The C15 Manor house comes into view as you descend along the drive and into the Grade II landscaped Edwardian gardens. The extensive plantings that surround the house are undergoing considerable redevelopment by the owners and their Head Gardener.

England finds itself at war: the two royal families that rule the country find themselves in conflict; petty dynastic squabbles plunge the country into bloodshed. The population finds themselves torn between the two sides. At home the families wonder if they will ever see their loved ones again.

Enjoy a great day out and discover the work of over 80 talented artists and crafters on this vibrant, free, open studios event. There’s a colourful rainbow of different media and approaches, with something to please all tastes.

National Trust property: Westwood Manor - open to the public. Please see National Trust website for details.

Join artist educator Victoria Willmott for a series of fun and informal creative activities that explore our current exhibition or special themes. Family Takeovers happen every fortnight during advertised dates (see below) and are particularly suitable for children aged 4-12 years.

Join us for a series of fun workshops taking inspiration from our current exhibition. Perfect for 4-12 year olds and their parents to drop in for ten minutes or stay an hour.

A contemporary drama Bob and Fran have worked hard to give their children the opportunities they never had. Now they feel ready to sit back and relax, But things are never so simple, and as shattering truths are revealed, we wonder if it’s possible to love too much .... www.bathdrama.com

Anja Townrow is an accomplished quilter who uses bright colours, bold curves and sharp points to give her quilts a distinctive look. She will be giving a talk entitled Private Collection.

Heritage Open Day: Inside Wallington Hall is the beautiful Bradford on Avon Millennium Embroidery. Witness how this idea was magnificently transformed into the Embroidery in front of you. On Sunday 22nd the Freemasons will proudly open their Lodge and answer questions.

This Google Analytics workshop by Varn will provide you with the know-how needed to set up and manage a Google Analytics account, allowing you to monitor, analyse and improve the performance of your website. Varn is passionate about search engine marketing.

Heritage Open Day: The 17th century lock- up is housed on the famous 13th century Town Bridge of Bradford on Avon. Certainly one of the most often photographed parts of Bradford on Avon is the old Town Bridge and Lock Up . The bridge was erected in the 13th century, and two of its arches still remain from that time.

Heritage Open Day: As the oldest Methodist Church in Bath, the original ‘Walcot Chapel’, is a part of Bath’s historic heritage but also a place of worship for a congregation of 21st century people on Sundays and for other activities during the week.

Bradford -on–Avon Lions are once again, holding their Charity Fun Runs on Sunday September 22nd and hope that you will be able to join us. 10am 2K Run, Walk, Toddle or Push! This can accommodate buggies and wheelchair users as well as those who are able to run or walk!

Bradford on Avon’s U3A Photography Group, made up of thirty-three enthusiastic photographers, will be exhibiting their photographs at the West Barn (adjacent to the famous Tithe Barn) during the weekend of 28 and 29 September. The Barn will be open from 10am until 4pm each day.

Heritage Open Day: St Swithin’s is the only 18th Century parish church in Bath. Built 1777-1790, it has a fabulous collection of Georgian wall monuments. It has connections with Jane Austen’s family, the novelist Fanny Burney, William Wilberforce and many others.

Bath Operatic and Dramatic Society present A Streetcar Named Desire, Tennessee Williams’ popular masterpiece. Considered one of the finest plays of the 20th Century, this Pulitzer Prize winning play was made iconic by the 1951 film starring Marlon Brando and Vivien Leigh.

‘On the Horizon’, the first summer exhibition at the Abbey Hotel’s ArtBar, opens on 10th July. This new collection celebrates 2019 graduate talent from Bath Spa University.

The Abbey Quarter Market is back again on Sunday 15th September in Abbey Green, Bath. Browse our selection of unique, high quality artisan and independent stalls, plus visit the fabulous surrounding businesses. Lots of original and handmade gifts from photography to jewellery, natural beauty products, prints and cards.

Heritage Open Day: Explore this 18th-century landscape garden as we embark on a major restoration project to restore the Georgian dams. There will be short talks going on around the garden throughout the day.

Based on the picture book byJill Murphy Mr Bear can’t sleep. Mrs Bear is snoring. So he goes to sleep in Baby Bear’s room. But Baby Bear is pretending to be an aeroplane.

Based on the book by Michael Rosen and illustrated by Helen Oxenbury, published by Walker Books Ltd.

Presented by the egg, Oxford Playhouse, Theatr Iolo and Conde Duque. Do you remember when you stopped mucking about? Paloma has always mucked about with Pichón. They run wild. They dress up like tigers, flamenco dancers, queens, kings, rabbits and Lady Gaga. Life is fun and funny and a little bit loopy.

Written and performed byLewis Gibson “Welcome to The Institute. We conduct experiments into the power of imaginations. We want to know what happens to your mind when you read. We want to get inside your heads. It is all perfectly safe. Trust us.

Heritage Open Day: Saturday 14th September will see the BRLSI building open to the public. There will be a guided tour of Nelson’s Bath, a free exhibition, a coffee morning run in the style of a 19th century literary salon and a fossil handling session for families.

England finds itself at war: the two royal families that rule the country find themselves in conflict; petty dynastic squabbles plunge the country into bloodshed. The population finds themselves torn between the two sides. At home the families wonder if they will ever see their loved ones again.