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April 2024
Centenary Storytime at Bath Central Library
Celebrating favourite stories from 1930's with Goodnight Moon & The Three Railway Engines. Free drop-in activity.
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Jobs Fair at First Steps (Bath)
An opportunity to talk to experienced, friendly staff about working in Early Years. Learn how you could support children's learning and development.
Find out more »American Road Trip at the American Museum
Celebrating a journey through the diversity of American landscapes, history and culture in this contemporary, immersive experience, where visitors join in and share their own stories. There will be large-scale-travel games, theatrical sets, and an array of American road-trip memorabilia, as well a chance to get up close to an original 1958 Harley Davidson Duo Glide motorcycle, on loan from Haynes Motor Museum. Explore the origins and stories behind the cultural phenomenon, and be transported across thousands of miles on…
Find out more »Daffodils at the American Museum
Experience the beauty of 70,000 daffodils in bloom during March and April, with waves of different varieties opening in succession across the contemporary and historic grounds and gardens. The New American Garden, designed by US landscape architects Oehme, van Sweden, features 40,000 narcissus alone.
Find out more »We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Trail at Bristol Zoo Project
Swish, squelch and splash your way through the 3-D sensory installations in Bear Wood to find real bears at the end in this fun family trail.
Find out more »Lubaina Himid: Lost Threads at the Holburne
Everyday during Museum opening hours, you can take part in free, themed creative activities in the family-friendly creative space on the ground floor.
Find out more »Dragons, Dragons, Dragons at the Museum of East Asian Art
Aa family-focused exhibition, showcasing over 60 dragon-themed objects from the Museum’s collection. Explore the stories and symbolism of dragons across China, Japan, and Korea through our family-friendly activities. Design your own dragon to hang in the ‘Dragon Gallery’; write your own dragon myth; and learn more about their history through the Fun Facts Trail and Family Activity Guide.
Find out more »Bluey’s Big Play at Bath Forum
When Dad feels like a little bit of Sunday afternoon time out, Bluey and Bingo have other plans! Join them as they pull out all of the games and cleverness at their disposal to get Dad off that bean bag. A brand-new theatrical adaptation of the children’s television series, with an original story and new music featuring brilliantly created puppets, Bluey is brought to life in this UK premiere. Shows on 18 April at 10am and 1pm, and on 19…
Find out more »Jazz and Gin at Bath Cricket Club
Join jazz band Body & Soul and Bath Gin. Ticket price includes a glass of gin and nibbles. Over 18 only.
Find out more »Bluey’s Big Play at Bath Forum
When Dad feels like a little bit of Sunday afternoon time out, Bluey and Bingo have other plans! Join them as they pull out all of the games and cleverness at their disposal to get Dad off that bean bag. A brand-new theatrical adaptation of the children’s television series, with an original story and new music featuring brilliantly created puppets, Bluey is brought to life in this UK premiere. Shows on 18 April at 10am and 1pm, and on 19…
Find out more »American Road Trip at the American Museum
Celebrating a journey through the diversity of American landscapes, history and culture in this contemporary, immersive experience, where visitors join in and share their own stories. There will be large-scale-travel games, theatrical sets, and an array of American road-trip memorabilia, as well a chance to get up close to an original 1958 Harley Davidson Duo Glide motorcycle, on loan from Haynes Motor Museum. Explore the origins and stories behind the cultural phenomenon, and be transported across thousands of miles on…
Find out more »Daffodils at the American Museum
Experience the beauty of 70,000 daffodils in bloom during March and April, with waves of different varieties opening in succession across the contemporary and historic grounds and gardens. The New American Garden, designed by US landscape architects Oehme, van Sweden, features 40,000 narcissus alone.
Find out more »We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Trail at Bristol Zoo Project
Swish, squelch and splash your way through the 3-D sensory installations in Bear Wood to find real bears at the end in this fun family trail.
Find out more »Lubaina Himid: Lost Threads at the Holburne
Everyday during Museum opening hours, you can take part in free, themed creative activities in the family-friendly creative space on the ground floor.
Find out more »Baby Massage Course 5
Learn how to massage your baby safely whilst learning about the numerous benefits of this ancient practice; including techniques to relieve wind, constipation, teething pains, and also aid better sleep in this dedicated 75 minute class. We provide an organic massage oil for you to keep, a take home booklet with all the massage instructions, a keepsake milestone card and end of course certificate. All you need to bring is a small blanket for your baby to lie on.
Find out more »Dragons, Dragons, Dragons at the Museum of East Asian Art
Aa family-focused exhibition, showcasing over 60 dragon-themed objects from the Museum’s collection. Explore the stories and symbolism of dragons across China, Japan, and Korea through our family-friendly activities. Design your own dragon to hang in the ‘Dragon Gallery’; write your own dragon myth; and learn more about their history through the Fun Facts Trail and Family Activity Guide.
Find out more »American Road Trip at the American Museum
Celebrating a journey through the diversity of American landscapes, history and culture in this contemporary, immersive experience, where visitors join in and share their own stories. There will be large-scale-travel games, theatrical sets, and an array of American road-trip memorabilia, as well a chance to get up close to an original 1958 Harley Davidson Duo Glide motorcycle, on loan from Haynes Motor Museum. Explore the origins and stories behind the cultural phenomenon, and be transported across thousands of miles on…
Find out more »Daffodils at the American Museum
Experience the beauty of 70,000 daffodils in bloom during March and April, with waves of different varieties opening in succession across the contemporary and historic grounds and gardens. The New American Garden, designed by US landscape architects Oehme, van Sweden, features 40,000 narcissus alone.
Find out more »We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Trail at Bristol Zoo Project
Swish, squelch and splash your way through the 3-D sensory installations in Bear Wood to find real bears at the end in this fun family trail.
Find out more »Lubaina Himid: Lost Threads at the Holburne
Everyday during Museum opening hours, you can take part in free, themed creative activities in the family-friendly creative space on the ground floor.
Find out more »Rock the Tots: Legends at the Rondo
This month Steph and Craig are celebrating musical legends - from Prince to Kurt Cobain, Whitney Houston to Amy Winehouse bringing you the best rocking tunes with puppets, comical characters, bubbles and more. Suitable for ages 0-6 years.
Find out more »Dragons, Dragons, Dragons at the Museum of East Asian Art
Aa family-focused exhibition, showcasing over 60 dragon-themed objects from the Museum’s collection. Explore the stories and symbolism of dragons across China, Japan, and Korea through our family-friendly activities. Design your own dragon to hang in the ‘Dragon Gallery’; write your own dragon myth; and learn more about their history through the Fun Facts Trail and Family Activity Guide.
Find out more »Slapstick at Old Theatre Royal
Written by Sue Curtis in collaboration with Jon Monie. Step into an uproarious journey through the mayhem of Regency Theatre! This play takes you on an insane, hilarious, and moving adventure, telling the extraordinary life story of Joseph Grimaldi. Grimaldi is ready to unveil his final show, aiming to share his life with the audience. Chaos ensues when the cast and set are waylaid by highwaymen outside Covent Garden, leaving Grimaldi and a panic-stricken Stage Manager to take on every…
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