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Step into the dark world of the famous gothic author at Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, with exhibitions, immersive events and even an escape room!
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Bath
Nine wonderful days of celebrating all things Austen in the beautiful city of Bath.
Bath
Topping and Co. is thrilled to celebrate the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth with a week of captivating literary events dedicated to the iconic author and her enduring legacy.
Bath
Letters, contemporary responses and the only manuscript she wrote in Bath will reveal the highs and lows of Jane Austen's time in Bath, as this exhibition exposes how turbulence and loss cast a long shadow over the time she spent here.
Bath
Bath Children’s Literature Festival 2025 runs from Friday 26 September - Sunday 5 October, staging more than 80 live events in the city for bookworms for all ages.
Bath
This year's Bath Festival will consist of two individual festivals running alongside each other: the Bath Music Festival and Bath Literature Festival.
Bath
Harry Baker is a world poetry slam champion and his Bath dates are always his favourite ones from tour so is very excited to be returning with some special guests for some special people (you).
Somerset
The Scottish sensation returns for his brand-new headline show, “Inside The Mind”- a hilarious, comedy hypnosis show fused with mind-blowing mind reading, whilst telling a powerful story with an inspiring message.
Bath
In honour of the 250th anniversary of the iconic writer Jane Austen, Strictly Jane Austen are offering exclusive celebration spanning six days in both Spring and Autumn 2025.
Bath
Booker prize-winning author Ben Okri comes to Bath Literature Festival with his new novel, Madame Sosostris and the Festival for the Broken Hearted.
Bath
Susie Dent, queen of Countdown and expert lexicographer, is coming to Bath Literature Festival to talk about her debut novel, Guilty by Definition.
Bath
Join Robin Ince and friends for a one-off special night of comedy, poetry, music and curiosity at Komedia Bath, raising awareness and vital funds to support local charity Julian House.
Bath
Reverend Richard Coles talks to the festivals' guest curator, Joe Haddow, about the latest in his Canon Clement Mystery series, A Death on Location.