Upcoming Events

Live classical concert to enjoy in the company of babies and young children up to 4 years featuring a different instrument combination at each concert.

The exhibition will link the link the worlds of literature, art and myth with some of the very best (and worst) you could expect to meet. Star contributors range from Axel Scheffler to Michael Foreman, and from Cressida Cowell to Victoria Topping. Stand by for a winter full of fun, frights, frolics and stories that will make the fur stand up on the back of your neck. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

The lively and colourful beasts painted onto ceramic dishes featured in this show have been conceived as partners to the adjoining Myths & Monsters exhibition. Bath-based artist Bronwyn Williams-Ellis has always drawn, painted and had an interest from an early age in using clay. Her career started by moving into the landscape where she built a massive kiln to fire substantial slab-built figures and pieces for the garden. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

A great way to get those broken household objects and toys working again - the skilled volunteers can try to fix electrical and mechanical items, furniture, clothing, toys and more. Donations to cover running costs are always welcome.

Create a sea-going monster using tissue paper and pens.

Showcasing the very best of local talent with folk, jazz, indie and roots music alongside local beverages and delicious food. Join in the fun live or online.

Look out, some monsters have escaped into the city! To coincide with the Myths and Monsters exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery, you can search for monsters on a trail around the city. Find the Myths and Monsters posters in local bookshops and outside the Gallery and scan the QR code to reveal a variety of monsters... More information about how to take part will be available on the Gallery website.

The exhibition will link the link the worlds of literature, art and myth with some of the very best (and worst) you could expect to meet. Star contributors range from Axel Scheffler to Michael Foreman, and from Cressida Cowell to Victoria Topping. Stand by for a winter full of fun, frights, frolics and stories that will make the fur stand up on the back of your neck. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

The lively and colourful beasts painted onto ceramic dishes featured in this show have been conceived as partners to the adjoining Myths & Monsters exhibition. Bath-based artist Bronwyn Williams-Ellis has always drawn, painted and had an interest from an early age in using clay. Her career started by moving into the landscape where she built a massive kiln to fire substantial slab-built figures and pieces for the garden. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

Create a sea-going monster using tissue paper and pens.

Showcasing the very best of local talent with folk, jazz, indie and roots music alongside local beverages and delicious food. Join in the fun live or online.

Look out, some monsters have escaped into the city! To coincide with the Myths and Monsters exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery, you can search for monsters on a trail around the city. Find the Myths and Monsters posters in local bookshops and outside the Gallery and scan the QR code to reveal a variety of monsters... More information about how to take part will be available on the Gallery website.

The exhibition will link the link the worlds of literature, art and myth with some of the very best (and worst) you could expect to meet. Star contributors range from Axel Scheffler to Michael Foreman, and from Cressida Cowell to Victoria Topping. Stand by for a winter full of fun, frights, frolics and stories that will make the fur stand up on the back of your neck. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

The lively and colourful beasts painted onto ceramic dishes featured in this show have been conceived as partners to the adjoining Myths & Monsters exhibition. Bath-based artist Bronwyn Williams-Ellis has always drawn, painted and had an interest from an early age in using clay. Her career started by moving into the landscape where she built a massive kiln to fire substantial slab-built figures and pieces for the garden. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

Look out, some monsters have escaped into the city! To coincide with the Myths and Monsters exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery, you can search for monsters on a trail around the city. Find the Myths and Monsters posters in local bookshops and outside the Gallery and scan the QR code to reveal a variety of monsters... More information about how to take part will be available on the Gallery website.

The exhibition will link the link the worlds of literature, art and myth with some of the very best (and worst) you could expect to meet. Star contributors range from Axel Scheffler to Michael Foreman, and from Cressida Cowell to Victoria Topping. Stand by for a winter full of fun, frights, frolics and stories that will make the fur stand up on the back of your neck. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

The lively and colourful beasts painted onto ceramic dishes featured in this show have been conceived as partners to the adjoining Myths & Monsters exhibition. Bath-based artist Bronwyn Williams-Ellis has always drawn, painted and had an interest from an early age in using clay. Her career started by moving into the landscape where she built a massive kiln to fire substantial slab-built figures and pieces for the garden. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

Look out, some monsters have escaped into the city! To coincide with the Myths and Monsters exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery, you can search for monsters on a trail around the city. Find the Myths and Monsters posters in local bookshops and outside the Gallery and scan the QR code to reveal a variety of monsters... More information about how to take part will be available on the Gallery website.

An opportunity to spend a day on-site at the Senior School for girls in years 7, 8, 9 and 10. Join in lessons and activities, and meet some of the teachers and staff.

The exhibition will link the link the worlds of literature, art and myth with some of the very best (and worst) you could expect to meet. Star contributors range from Axel Scheffler to Michael Foreman, and from Cressida Cowell to Victoria Topping. Stand by for a winter full of fun, frights, frolics and stories that will make the fur stand up on the back of your neck. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

The lively and colourful beasts painted onto ceramic dishes featured in this show have been conceived as partners to the adjoining Myths & Monsters exhibition. Bath-based artist Bronwyn Williams-Ellis has always drawn, painted and had an interest from an early age in using clay. Her career started by moving into the landscape where she built a massive kiln to fire substantial slab-built figures and pieces for the garden. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.

An opportunity to visit the College and discover the range of courses, tour the facilities, meet tutors, and speak to student services about funding, transport, careers advice and learning support.

When the three orphaned Rawlins children are reluctantly evacuated from wartime London to live with the mysterious Eglantine Price, they have no idea what adventures lie ahead. Upon discovering Eglantine to be a trainee witch, they join forces to search for a secret spell that will defeat the enemy once and for all. Armed with an enchanted bedknob, a bewitched broomstick and a magical flying bed, they encounter surprising new friendships on their journey from Portobello Road to the depths…

Look out, some monsters have escaped into the city! To coincide with the Myths and Monsters exhibition at Victoria Art Gallery, you can search for monsters on a trail around the city. Find the Myths and Monsters posters in local bookshops and outside the Gallery and scan the QR code to reveal a variety of monsters... More information about how to take part will be available on the Gallery website.

The exhibition will link the link the worlds of literature, art and myth with some of the very best (and worst) you could expect to meet. Star contributors range from Axel Scheffler to Michael Foreman, and from Cressida Cowell to Victoria Topping. Stand by for a winter full of fun, frights, frolics and stories that will make the fur stand up on the back of your neck. Children under 18 and Discovery Card holders free of charge.