August’s programme is inspired by trees and forests, with music by Sibelius (Birch and Fir trees, among others), Massenet (Lime Trees) and a forest scene from a Rimsky-Korsakov opera.
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.
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.
Step into the timeless elegance of the Pump Room Restaurant for an evening dining experience unlike any other. Available Friday and Saturday through the summer, this three-course dining experience combines fine food, beautiful surroundings, and live music.
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
Enjoy Live Jazz on the last Friday of every month at Bread & Jam, downstairs at Walcot House.
They skyrocketed to worldwide stardom 60 years ago with No1 hit Sherry – so, come out tonight as we celebrate all of their million-selling hits.
Creating change together, one stitch at a time. Drop-in event for families.
Page One is running a series of creative writing classes for adult learners at The Hub.
Join King Edwards School for their first-ever Outdoor Cinema event, featuring two much-loved films, delicious food, and a cosy setting ideal for families, friends, and film fans alike.