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Bath, Royal Crescent Lower Lawn Set in the heart of beautiful Bath, Royal Crescent Lower Lawn will make the perfect setting for open air cinema, with the big screen flanked by the iconic backdrop of the Royal Crescent.

Bath, Royal Crescent Lower Lawn Set in the heart of beautiful Bath, Royal Crescent Lower Lawn will make the perfect setting for open air cinema, with the big screen flanked by the iconic backdrop of the Royal Crescent.

Bath, Royal Crescent Lower Lawn Set in the heart of beautiful Bath, Royal Crescent Lower Lawn will make the perfect setting for open air cinema, with the big screen flanked by the iconic backdrop of the Royal Crescent.

Heritage Open Day: Beckford’s Tower was designed by eccentric connoisseur and collector William Beckford as his museum and treasure house, its main interiors are as gorgeous as the objects they housed. A rare chance to visit both Beckford’s apartment and his tower.

Roger Halse, Archivist of the Somersetshire Coal Canal Society, will discuss the history of the canal where it passes below Combe Down and illustrate his talk with the many pictures held in the SCCS archive.

Heritage Open Day: Come and look inside a Grade II* listed church building that is nearly 900 years old. View parish records from the 1700s onwards The following will be available for you to delve into the history, research your ancestors and look at up to date activities and uses of the church building.

A Modern Gift Fair with lots of high quality products, both handmade and bought in. A lovely location in the very pretty National Trust village of Lacock, popular all year round with local visitors and tourists from overseas. Famous for being used as a film location, Lacock is an ideal venue for such an event.

Heritage Open Day: An exhibition celebrating 100 years of Lacock Women’s Institute which was founded in 1919 by Matilda Talbot, the then-resident of Lacock Abbey. On 9 September 1919, a meeting was held at Lacock Abbey and the decision was made to found a Women’s Institute for Lacock village.

Architect-designed ¾ acre hillside garden with stunning views. Started autumn 1996. Exotic plants. Gravel gardens for borderline hardy plants. Black and white (purple and silver) garden. Vegetable garden and orchard. Hot border. Lemon and lime bank. Annual, biennial and tender plants for late summer colour.

Heritage Open Day: Visit this beautiful and tranquil burial ground, the resting place of Bath’s Jewish community during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Learn about the history of Bath’s Jewish community 200 years ago and how we are conserving its heritage.

Trio Paradis have been the trio in residence at Midsomer Norton Town Hall since 2012 and now bring their popular Palm Court concerts to Trowbridge Town Hall on the first Thursday lunchtime of every month.

Heritage Open Day: An exciting opportunity to step inside one of Chippenham town centre’s most intriguing properties, dating back to the mid 18 century and now home to artist April Fool.

Heritage Open Day: Learn more about Avonbridge House, a distinctive building from Chippenham’s industrial past, with walking tours inside the building that was once home to Nestlé in Chippenham.

Heritage Open Day: Learn about Brunel, his legacy in Chippenham and contribution to the town’s heritage with this informative display and trail for children at Chippenham Library. Isambard Kingdom Brunel is remembered for many major engineering projects.

Heritage Open Day: To complement Chippenham Library’s Brunel inspired Heritage Open Days events, join the team on Saturday 21st September at 11am for a special Story Explorer Session aimed at ages 3 - 7 based on the book ’Wave the Flag and Blow the Whistle’.

Heritage Open Day: An exciting opportunity to handle real objects from the museum’s collection. Suitable for all ages, join a member of the museum team to discover more about a range of interesting objects.

Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life is a series of events raising money for research into all 200 types of cancer. Thousands of people uniting with one purpose. To come together. To raise money. To beat cancer. Cancer Research wants to encourage everyone to help fight the cause.

Heritage Open Day: Visit this unique venue, hear about its history and learn about how this multi-purpose space is used today. Between 2pm and 4pm visitors can also drop-in to enjoy jazz by local group Maiden Voyage.

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.

Heritage Open Day: Chippenham Civic Society is unveiling a new Blue Plaque this year to celebrate the life and contribution of Chippenham resident Florence Hancock. Who would you put on a Blue Plaque? Make your own to take home. The first blue heritage plaque was erected in London in the 1860s.

Heritage Open Day: The Jubilee Building was built in 1887 to commemorate Queen Victoria’s Golden Jubilee and was originally used as a literary and scientific institute. Today it is the home of Chippenham Borough Lands Charity.

Heritage Open Day: Step inside Chippenham’s beautiful St Andrew’s Church to learn about its fascinating history and admire its carefully crafted and much loved features.

Heritage Open Day: Visit WEFT to explore the fascinating stories behind the scenes of the once booming textile industry in Trowbridge 60’s design icon Mary Quant, Marks & Spencer, Gor-Ray - these were just some of the many discerning clients of the textile industry in Trowbridge.

Something For All Ages including:- Cake stall, facepainter, tombola, silent auction, inflatable fun, BBQ PLUS Reptiles and Critters from Tropical Discovery Workshop & Axe Throwing!!!!