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Plan a family-friendly trip to Bath
Fun, child-friendly activities and green spaces make Bath a great destination for families. Here's our guide to planning the perfect summer break with your brood.
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Bath
Every Saturday! Kick-off your weekend with some proper good laughs and discover the best in live comedy, featuring three top stand-ups and one of the best comperes in the business!
Bath
A lively night of music every Wednesday at The Grapes
Bath
Enjoy an evening of traditional Irish music at The Grapes
Bath
Soak up the sunshine and live music at Green Park Brasserie, with delicious cocktails and buzzing outdoor terraces. Open 7 days a week.
Winsley, Bradford-on-Avon
Situated just off the public footpaths from the Kennet and Avon Canal at nearby Avoncliff or Limpley Stoke, the Dorothy House Interactive Nature Trail in Winsley is a perfect spot to take a pause and learn more about the incredibly bio-diverse…
Tetbury
Take the path less travelled and delve a little deeper into our captivating trees with Westonbirt's discovery walks.
Bath
Green Park Brasserie’s buzzing Bottomless Brunch offering continues every Friday and Saturday!
11-12 Westgate Buildings, Bath
Visit The Cork every Friday night for their REWIND DJ event. They have alternating DJ's ready to get the weekend started!
Bath
Every first 3 Saturday's of the month: One enormous party – with all your guilty pleasures from the 80s, 90s and 00s!
Bath
Every Friday and Saturday Upstairs at the Ale House Pub some of the finest magicians perform in a secret room creating the most unforgettable night out in Bath.
Bath
Myths and Memories: Renaissance Maps is the first major display of the Museum's world-renowned collection in a decade, reframing the way the maps have historically been shown.
Bath
With top-tier talent performing up close and personal, the atmosphere is electric, making it the perfect way to kick off the weekend.
Bath
Whether you leave in stitches or just with a good buzz from the beer, Pint And A Laugh promises a night where anything goes, but good vibes are a given.
Bath
This spring, take in a unique collaborative project focused on the work of two female artists two and half centuries apart at No.1 Royal Crescent.
Bath
This exhibition explores how flowers have inspired generations of artists across East and Southeast Asia, showcasing floral-themed objects from the Museum's collection alongside works by contemporary artists and makers.
Bath
In celebration of Jane Austen's 250th Birthday, Bath Abbey is proud to present their new exhibition about Jane Austen.
Bath
A free to enter, selling exhibition of wood engravings drawn from natural forms.
Cleveland Cottages, Bath
Join a coached taster session to learn simple paddle strokes, take part in group games, and maybe even play on Pulteney Weir!
Bath Road, Blagdon
This bee safari will introduce you to the huge diversity of garden bees, show you the sorts of flowers that really make a difference, and reveal some fascinating things you may not know about our amazing garden bees!
Bath
Visitors can learn about traditional Japanese tea culture through this Tea Ceremony, hosted in the museum galleries
Bath
Featuring works by Lucian Freud, Frank Auerbach and Bridget Riley, the exhibition showcases dozens of printers' proofs, revealing the trial-and-error process behind some of the most iconic prints in modern art.
Bath
Step into the world of Jane Austen at The Bath Priory with our elegantly crafted Regency Afternoon Tea, honouring 250 years of the beloved author.
Bath
Join for free storytime sessions every Thursday during term time
Northgate Street, Bath
Free exhibition exploring the origins of manga in Japan, uncovering the creative techniques behind this art form and discovering the wonder of Manga-Anime.
Bathwick, Bath
The presentation brings together oil paintings on copper, works on linen and a new large-scale, site-specific mural, executed in soft pastels in the Picture Gallery.
Bathwick, Bath
This will be a rare opportunity to see some of Turner's finest watercolours from a private collection.
Historic venues across Bath open their doors to reveal queer histories from archives and collections, offering new trails, tours, talks, workshops, exhibitions and more.
Bath
Discover a remarkable story, hidden for over 200 years – how Mary Shelley's Frankenstein was written in Bath in the winter of 1816/17.
Bath
Explore the Roman Baths collection through a queer lens with our free temporary display in the King's Lounge.
Bath
In celebration of Jane Austen's 250th birthday, the Bath BID has worked in collaboration with the Jane Austen Festival to create a Jane Austen themed character trail through Bath.