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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!
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…
Bath
"Being There" is a new exhibition featuring four recently acquired Thomas Gainsborough portraits. The exhibition is the first in The Gallery at No.1 Royal Crescent's ambitious new programme of contemporary art exhibitions.
Bath
A lively night of music every Wednesday at The Grapes
Bath
Enjoy an evening of traditional Irish music at The Grapes
Bath
Grab your friends and family, book your table, order your choice of roast for the whole table (vegetarians catered for individually) and let Iford do the rest.
Bath
Under the guidance of Head Chef Matthew Briddon, attendees will learn everything they need to know about fermenting the best seasonal produce to create their own drinks, kimchi, sauces, and more.
Bath
Award-winning Head Chef Matthew Briddon will guide participants through everything they "knead" to know about mastering sourdough.
Tetbury
Join Wallace and Gromit for the ultimate forest walkies!
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!
Freshford, Bath
Multi award-winning painter/printmaker Gail Mason will be exhibiting new works as part of the ongoing series of paintings exploring the semi-abstract landscapes of her day-dreaming world.
Bridge Street, Bath
Perry Harris is a cartoonist and landscape artist who uses paint and digital colour to bring Bath to life.
Bath
The greatest, most powerful and dangerous figures who shaped English history are brought vividly to life in Robert Bolt’s award-winning play.
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
Bath's Cheapest Club Night Just Got Cheaper!
Bath
Welcome to the ultimate student event experience with the Glam Fam!
Bath
Jez Butterworth's comic, contemporary vision of life in "England's green and pleasant land" is compelling theatre.
Bath
This January, The Ivy Bath Brasserie & Garden is hosting a one-night-only evening of dazzling jazz entertainment, fabulous food and exceptional drinks to celebrate its over 100-year heritage.
Bath
Thrive every Wednesday at Labyrinth. It's the ultimate way to create lasting memories in the maze.
Hot Bath Street, Bath
Explore mind, body and soul with a morning of Aquasana in the Rooftop Pool followed by a Thermae Welcome 2-hour spa session.
Bath
WOW! Bath's longest-running weekly club night – WOWAOKE! at Botanic, featuring the South West's best DJs and drinks from just 99p!
Bath
The first 'Phenomenal Women' guest speaker for 2025 is Eleanor Mills - a campaigner, Founder, bestselling-author and award-winning editor.
Bath
Did you know that 90% of people believe they can get away with murder – are you one of them?
Bath
It is 2025, and it's time to MIX things up! With three banging rooms of music and some pretty slick vibes, attendees can sing, dance, and enjoy the night away.
Bath
Grab your friends and family to enjoy a fun evening together in the restaurant.
Bath
The Holburne Museum are pleased to present the first exhibition in the UK by US artist Diedrick Brackens this spring.
Bath
Comedian, British Comedy Award-winning writer & broadcast historian Paul Kerensa brings his stand-up history show that informs, educates + entertains about the BBC's origins.
Bridge Street, Bath
In the late 18th century, satire was all the rage in London and satirist Thomas Rowlandson was at the height of his powers. No-one among the rich and powerful was safe from his sharp wit and prolific pencil.