The Claverton Pumping Station is a rare surviving example of the technology of the Georgian Regency period.

Join Toppings for an evening with Justin Marozzi to discuss his new book: Captives and Companions: A History of Slavery and the Slave Trade in the Islamic World.

Join Toppings as they pair once more with the British Museum to bring to life an evening that celebrates humankind's connection and drive towards artmaking.

Join long-time friend of the bookshop, Max Hastings, to talk about his incredible new book, Sword: D-Day - Trial by Battle.

The explosive account of the succession of Elizabeth I from bestselling author Tracy Borman, Chief Historian at Historic Royal Palaces.

Trace fossils are marks and patterns in sedimentary rocks produced by the activities of animals and plants.

Come and join No.1 Royal Crescent for a fabulous afternoon tea hosted by their friends at the Choux Box Patisserie.

The Claverton Pumping Station is a rare surviving example of the technology of the Georgian Regency period.

Whether you're captivated by history, seeking inspiration, or simply curious about the story of the church, drop by for free on Heritage Open Day.

The Museum of Bath at Work is opening its doors for all! Expect children's activities, two new pop-up exhibitions and an opportunity to have your say on the direction of the Museum in the future.

The original Walcot Chapel is the oldest Methodist chapel in Bath. The organ was originally supplied to the newly opened Bath Assembly Rooms in 1771.

Join Natalie Haynes, star of Radio 4's Natalie Haynes Stands Up for the Classics - now in its 11th series - to find out. 

Step back in time and join the Huntsman Bath for a Jane Austen Regency Afternoon Tea on Saturday the 13th of September.

Free garden entry for all at the American Museum & Gardens for one day only. The perfect time to experience late summer gardens with family and friends.

The original Walcot Chapel is the oldest Methodist chapel in Bath. The organ was originally supplied to the newly opened Bath Assembly Rooms in 1771.