Mary presents her new book, a personal account of gardening, growing plants, visiting gardens, and getting hands-on in her own plot. Full of anecdotes, pearls of wisdom, Q&As with her gardening heroes, and beautiful photos of Mary's own garden, My Gardening Life is a unique memoir told through the gardens she has loved.
Taking stories from an independent bookstore and bringing them to life with a local reader. Enjoy a tea or coffee alongside the reading; each month the story will be different with worlds to explore and discover together.
Step back into Roman times and celebrate Quinquatria (or Quinquatrus), the five-day festival honoring the birth of the goddess Minerva. Traditionally held from 19–23 March, this festival was a highlight of the Roman calendar. Learn the fascinating history behind Quinquatria, create themed crafts to take home, follow a trail and uncover real Roman building materials that once formed […]
A self-led series of missions across Bath, Bathford, Batheaston, Bathampton, Box and Bradford on Avon, including photo challenges, creative tasks and surprises. All proceeds support Friends of Bathford School (FOBS).
Spot all of the colourful eggs hidden around the play area and paddock. Find them all, hand your trail sheet into the cabin and get a little Easter treat! 50p from each trail sheet will go to RUHx.
Celebrate the blossoming of Spring with music, games, and much more!
Ten giant eggs are hidden around the grounds on a brand-new trail route. Six of the large eggs each hold a letter — find them all and unscramble the letters to reveal the mystery word. Next, find the remaining four giant eggs, each featuring a riddle. Solve them all and claim a chocolate treat. In […]
Easter egg hunt for ages 1-11 years to raise money to support local families in need.
Shakespeare’s exploration of the equivocation of evil and the unleashing of its brutal, destructive force is brought vividly to life by Box Clever in this physically and emotionally charged production. Suitable for ages 12+ years. Post show discussion 30 March.
With interactive performances, big energy, and an atmosphere that keeps the party going all afternoon. From disco to pop classics and singalongs, the ultimate party brunch to the heart of the city.
Support Team Bath Netball in the 2026 NXT Gen League. 23 January v London Pulse; 30 January v Nottingham Forest; 13 February v Manchester Thunder; 6 March v Birmingham Panthers; 20 March v Loughborough Lightning; 28 March v London Mavericks; 17 April v Leeds Rhinos; 16 May v Cardiff Dragons.
An opportunity to see three stand-up acts along with a compere - from familiar faces to rising stars, different performers every week. In addition, tickets include club night entry to The Big Disco after the show.
With lamb, bunny and duckling petting, goat and alpaca walks, Easter egg trail, shearer and farrier demonstrations, face painting, bouncy castle, craft stalls and more.
Learn the skills behind creating stained glass windows, and come away with a unique, hand-made stained glass panel. Beginner level, no creative experience required. You will first be introduced to the basics in glass cutting, leading and soldering, then be guided through the tools involved and health and safety protocols required. You will then get […]
30 March: Taylor Swift-inspired workshop for ages 5-16yrs (Westbury); 1 April: Stranger Things-inspired workshop for ages 14-18 yrs (Westbury); 1 April: orphan musicals mash-up workshop for ages 5-16yrs (Melksham); 8 April: Matilda-inspired workshop for ages 5-16yrs (Melksham).
Learn how to use a genuine Japanese brush, make your own ink and create a Japanese scene or basic Japanese writing in a lighthearted introduction to an ancient Japanese art form. Suitable for ages 7 upwards; adults do not need to stay.
A fun, relaxed participatory theatre session with The Last Baguette theatre company with silliness, play-acting, games and music. Join Ratty and her friends for a fun and gentle introduction to theatre with play-along storytelling, original music, puppetry, theatre games, movement, and lots of imaginative play. Ratty has a lot of ideas but sometimes things don’t […]
Get creative and make a mini Easter garden.
With creative den sessions, Easter crafts, chocolate treats and lawn games, woodland adventures, s’mores, glitter tattoos and Easter Hunt.
From Skegness is SO Bracing (1908), to Keep Calm and Carry ON (1939) and Labour isn’t Working (1979), famous poster campaigns have helped shape the reality, and the memory, of life in Britain during the twentieth century. Join poster historian David Bownes as he explores the surprising stories, facts and mythology behind some of the […]
The free creative activities can also be experienced in a quieter way before the museum opens with spaces limited to four accompanied children, these sessions offer an opportunity for those who may find the busy nature of drop-in sessions overwhelming to enjoy the activities in a calm, relaxed environment. Sessions run from 9-10am. Free but […]
Engineering workshops guided by the Education Officer; price included in admission. 31 March: LEGO® Engineering (book in advance). Build a vehicle from LEGO® that will actually drive! Limited spaces, book in advance; suitable for ages 7+ years. 1 April: paper airplane engineering to explore how many ways are there to build a paper plane but […]
Get creative during school holidays with free activities inspired by the Museum's collection and exhibitions.
An exhibition of unique monotype prints with a painterly quality. Created by local artist Jeffs, they are inspired by garden plants that he has recreated in unusual colour combinations. All works are for sale. Hosted in the small gallery, free entry.
A fun-filled morning exploring the eggs and nests of different species of birds of prey. Children will have the opportunity to fly a bird themselves, alongside crafts and hands-on activities all centred around different types of eggs and the interesting ways that birds build nests and protect their young. Suitable for ages 6+ years.
Bringing together employers, educators, and community stakeholders to discuss sector-specific skills gaps and influence future training. The aim to shape the curriculum to better prepare students for the workplace, address sector-specific skills shortages, strengthen talent pipeline and future workforce, and build connections with other industry professionals. 1 April: construction skills; 23 April: motor vehicle skills; […]
A celebration of the timeless beauty of the English countryside with daring, high-risk acts, fun, excitement and charm. To come to Giffords is to immerse yourself in another world and escape everyday life for a few hours.
Turn your cardboard box into…well what ever your velour chick wants it to be - a home, a spaceship or a swimming pool. All materials provided. All ages welcome under 7 years must be accompanied by an adult.
Find the seven glowing eggs hidden through the caves and Dinosaur Valley to collect the letters, solve the riddle of the Triceratops’ magical treasure and claim an Easter treat at the end.
Make a paper galaxy pinwheel and watch it spin in the breeze! Drop in craft, free with museum admission (children enter the museum free with a paying adult).
