After a year off for their special bicentenary concert in Bath Abbey, the now legendary Carols by Candlelight is back at BRLSI for 2025!
Who was Thomas Harriot? Not only the first in England to be documented as pointing a telescope at the night sky and drawing the Moon
Alison Weir & Siobhan Clarke, authors of A Tudor Christmas will take us on a journey through time to see what the Yuletide season was really like in Tudor England.
The costs of the pleasures of visiting Bath in the Georgian period were not only the price of tickets to the balls, of tips for the Sedan chairmen and many other expenses
Stanza 25 is a collaborative workshop series for enthusiasts and practitioners of the fine art of poetry.
Through artefacts, ideas, and imagination, this exhibition reveals how humanities students at Bath Spa University are engaging with the world – and invites you to do the same.
The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, a novel by Anne Brontë, published in 1848, is the most shocking of the novels published by the Brontë sisters
Lifestyle change has been a cornerstone of green thinking since the 1970s. We have had critiques of consumerism.
Kids activities at Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution.
An illustrated talk will present a survey of 16th-century interpretations and meanings of colours, based on contemporary art and literature.
Kids activities at Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution.
Oliver Cronk explores the profound and often overlooked geographical and environmental implications of our expanding digital world.