The bestselling author of Our Wives Under the Sea returns with a stunning, unsettling novel following three sisters navigating queer love and faith at the end of the world.
An evening in the company of everyone's favourite Chef and TV presenter, Matt Tebbutt.
🧠THE QUIZ IS BACK 🧠🎉 Guess what's back? The Bath Brew House's Quiz Night is making a triumphant return, and they can't wait to kick off the excitement every Monday at 7PM!🤔 Are […]
Uproar! Bath’s first club night for adults with learning difficulties. The night offers a safe, relaxed and fun environment
Bath artist Charles L. W. Minty, talks about his motivation and his desire to capture people in landscapes
Some new groups in the City Centre 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).
Sound Crafter is a space to begin to explore making music, no experience necessary.
Tuesdays 4-6 is Sound Crafter LIVE with our lovely Rosie who will be focusing on LIVE skills and experiments – i.e. singing, vocal work, writing lyrics/raps and performances.
Thursdays 4-6 is Sound Crafter STUDIO with the infamous Flash. Flash is available to support young people to rap, mix and record. We can look at DJing and beat making.
Both Sound Crafter sessions are designed to be small groups for young people who want to learn a new skill and maybe not ready to jump into recording in a studio but just want to introduce themselves to music.
Andrew’s talk explores the identity value of a ‘Biophilic City’ in ways that attract tourists and support stronger local communities.
On the 10th of September, Toppings will be joined by literary sensation Deborah Harkness to celebrate her new book, The Black Bird Oracle.
Pam Brunton is the acclaimed chef behind Inver restaurant on Loch Fyne, which celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2025.
Join Belushi's every Wednesday for completely Bottomless Wings for just £13.95!
With the strip-out of the basement now complete, this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the Assembly Rooms in a way it's not been seen for many years.
Franz Kafka is widely regarded as one of the major figures of 20th-century literature, but does he still have something to say about the society of today?
