Join author Roger Griffith MBE as he discusses the 1963 Bristol Bus Boycott and its effects as a momentous occasion in British legal and civil rights history.
The Claverton Pumping Station is a rare surviving example of the technology of the Georgian Regency period.
Taking the reader on a time-travelling adventure around the 'spindly, sea-wracked islands' we call home, The Discovery of Britain
Step into the world of Ancient Rome with renowned historian Mary Beard as she uncovers the stories that history forgot.
Explore cultural archive making and inclusive research in this creative, reflective workshop on memory, storytelling and community.
Join Toppings for the first non-fiction book from comedy legend Charlie Higson - an irresistible deep dive into the murky lives of the British monarchy
The Claverton Pumping Station is a rare surviving example of the technology of the Georgian Regency period.
Architecture plays a vital role in Jane Austen’s Persuasion as the enjoyment of rural or coastal landscapes are contrasted to the urbanism of Bath.
And now for a talk on one of the most flamboyant and gifted characters of the Elizabethan era, Robert Dudley
A gripping guide to the weird yet everyday world of British folklore. In this ground-breaking book, two leading experts provide the definitive guide to British folklore past and present.
The Renaissance re-oriented everything, from how the West saw the rest of the world, to why North ended up at the top of European maps
Join National Trust curator, Dr Tim Moore, for a journey into the vibrant histories of people of colour in Georgian-era Bath.
Join No.1 Royal Crescent for a fun, interactive workshop exploring Jane Austen’s life and writing.
Beautiful and strange, ancient monuments have long captured our attention and curiosity. We stand in awe before them, asking who created the Uffington White Horse - and why?
To mark the 60th anniversary of both the US Voting Rights Act and the UK’s Race Relations Act, Bath Film Festival presents a powerful and timely screening of Selma (2014)
From the bestselling author of FEMINA, a brilliant reappraisal of the medieval women whose lives have been exploited over centuries for political, nation-building ends.
An illustrated talk will present a survey of 16th-century interpretations and meanings of colours, based on contemporary art and literature.
Toppings are delighted to welcome back to Bath Alison Weir for her latest history book, Queens at War.