Past Events

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s multi award-winning cultural phenomenon telling the story of America’s Founding Father Alexander Hamilton. The score blends hip-hop, jazz, blues, rap, R&B and Broadway – the story of America then, as told by America now.

14 January Pre-season Tri-Tournament 2pm  London Pulse and Severn Stars Friday 1  March 7 Severn Stars Friday 8 March London Pulse Friday 15 March Saracens Mavericks Friday 5 April Leeds Rhinos Friday 12 April Cardiff Dragons Saturday 4 May (4pm) Surrey Storm Friday 10 May Loughborough Lightning Friday 24 May Manchester Thunder Friday 31 May Strathclyde Sirens Season and match-day tickets available, visit netball.teambath.com/tickets for further details.

An opportunity to go behind the scenes and get inside the parts of the Museum off limits to the general public. The experience day allows access inside the workshop, archive, and a First World War tank.

Open Days are a fantastic way of exploring the school and gain an understanding of life and opportunities at the School. Pre-registration is required; further details available online.

A workshop with Jess Oldfield, Nutritionist about the importance of nutrition during pregnancy.  Topics will include changes in you and your baby’s nutritional needs throughout each stage, coping with morning sickness, food safety, gut support for improved infant immune function, meal and snack inspiration and supplements.

A free, family-friendly community event of traditional dance, music, song and folklore across the town centre with over 40 dance groups including 320 dancers and 100 musicians, Morris dancing and European styles. The 10′ giant Jack in the Green and his partner Jill in the Green will be visiting 12 town centre locations with their fantasy beats and bands. In addition, there will be a samba band, mummers’ play, Folk Club stage, choral and classical concerts, live music, a kids’…

Please register online. If you would like to visit the School at another time, please contact the Admissions team on 01225 721133 or email admissions@monkton.org.uk

There will be an introduction from the Head Master, Alastair Tighe, a tour of the School and the opportunity to meet with key staff. Registration online, email to admissions@wells.cathedral.school or call 01749 834441

Free exhibition featuring a selection of the 150,000 artefacts, specimens and books donated and cared for in our the collections of the Institute. Highlighting key people and events in the Institution’s history to demonstrate how it survived through two centuries. Some items are on show for the first time and will explore the circumstances in which they found their way into the Collection, and what this reveals of the shifts in our scientific, cultural and moral understanding over this period.

An amazing weekend exploring the vehicles, weapons and military life experienced by many during World War II featuring vehicles from the Reserve Collection alongside those from private collectors and enthusiasts from around the country, re-enactment groups, and individuals retelling the history and stories of those who lived through World War II.

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.

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.

Calling all young science enthusiasts! Do you have a space or astronomy question you would love to know the answer to? Send in your questions and local space experts will do their best to answer them. Then visit the museum in half term and see your question on display along with the answer. There will be a prize for our favourite question in each age group. Age categories are: Up to 6 yrs; 7-10 yrs and 11-15 yrs. Please submit questions…

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…

Explore the free children and adult museum trails through the museum to encourage doodling, drawing and creativity. .

Explore the free children and adult museum trails through the museum to encourage doodling, drawing and creativity. .

Join in with seasonal field tasks to be productive, educational, engaging and sociable and have fun whilst learning where our food comes from in a beautiful setting, overlooking Chew Valley Lake. Adults and (supervised) children are welcome.

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.

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.

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.

A survey of Moore’s sculptural output from his earliest works through to his last years, in which nothing is more than 30cm in size. The first exhibition of its kind, it will include works from every decade of Moore’s career, from the 1920s to the 1980s.

A survey of Moore’s sculptural output from his earliest works through to his last years, in which nothing is more than 30cm in size. The first exhibition of its kind, it will include works from every decade of Moore’s career, from the 1920s to the 1980s.

The first ever UK museum exhibition of internationally renowned artist and internet sensation, Mr Doodle. Primarily characterised by black ink on a white background, his graphic style conjures up a world of quirky creatures and anthropomorphic forms, using ink pens and spray paint to weave together what he describes as “graffiti spaghetti”. The selection of  personal sketchbooks will provide the starting point for a show that will fill the gallery and spread across the walls, floor and ceiling.

Suitable for 8-13 year olds focused around current collections and exhibitions to look at archaeology, history, natural history and art, and take part in practical activities such as archaeological recording, experiments, art, and walks to local archaeological sites.

Featuring around 100 posters, this blockbuster show brings bohemian Montmartre to Bath with bright colours and bold lines, Toulouse-Lautrec's striking artwork captured the essence of turn-of-the-century Parisian nightlife. Pieces include his first poster of the Moulin Rouge and the cancan dancers of La Troupe de Mademoiselle Eglantine, alongside works by other celebrated artists of the day. Steinlein’s iconic Tournée du Chat Noir, an advert for Ruinart champagne by Alphonse Mucha and theatre posters by Jules Cheret as well as work…

A one-hour acoustic, seated performance where Nick sings his uniquely crafted songs while playing his guitar accompanied by a backdrop of animated projections. Suitable for ages 3+ years; performances at 10:30am and 1:30pm.