Martin Turner and his band return to the concert stages during 2025 to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the formation of the original Wishbone Ash.
In “Dressing Obstinate Headstrong Girls”, costume designer and fashion historian, Jolene Marie Richardson, will be examining how costume designers use Jane Austen’s characters
800 years of history - see the City’s Royal Charters, gold and silver collection, ceremonial maces, sword and robes.
They were ‘fond of dancing and excelled in it’. From learning from famous dancing masters, to performing at the assembly rooms
Join curator Elisabeth Murray to discover more about fashion during the Regency period, through the lens of the Fashion Museum Bath collection.
Some new groups in the City Centre that have recently started that young people can come along to if they would like. All of these are open to all young people 11-19 (yr7+ and up to 25 if additional needs).
Southgate Sorcerers is run with DM Alex where young people will tell their own stories about slaying monsters and moving mountains.
Wonderful Widcombe nights at Widcombe Social Club very near to Bath city centre. Free live music from 7-9 pm every Friday in a relaxed setting. Affordable freshly cooked Pizza including vegan and gf options. Great for all ages and dog friendly.
The Luke Combs Experience is coming to Bath! Join Komedia for an unforgettable evening filled with amazing music
Soak up the buzzing atmosphere at Green Park Brasserie with live music four nights a week - every Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, 6.30pm - 10pm.
The final concert in the epic series Bach@Bath 275 – a project by Huw Williams, the Abbey's Director of Music, to play the complete organ works of J S Bach during 2025.
Paul Simon and Bob Dylan are two of the most respected songwriters of the 1960s and beyond, and Scarborough Fair and Girl From the North Country
Experience the Magic. Every Friday and Saturday night at 8pm, magicians entertain and amaze in a speakeasy type atmosphere.
The Jesters bring the UK’s best comedians — TV names, festival favourites, and rising stars — into Bath’s only underground comedy club for a night of stand-up you won’t forget
Step out of the pages of Austen and straight into Bath’s own art-deco picture-palace as we bring Pride & Prejudice back to the big screen
The best in improvised comedy - welcome to an evening of songs, gags and general silliness – all of it based on audience suggestions.
FolkLaw & Special Guests return to Chapel Arts in Bath for a rip roaring celebration of their successful festival season and the launch earlier this year of their latest album “Catch the Sun”.