Neptune’s festival links to the sea and rivers – make a special sea beasts mosaic.
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A Major Murder at the Roman Baths
A night of drama and intrigue! Step into 1897 and unravel the mystery of Major Charles Davis, found dead at the unveiling of the Roman Baths Museum, in a Murder Mystery experience. Ticket includes complimentary drink.
Women of Roman Britain at the Roman Baths
Marking International Women’s Day with a talk by Lindsay Allason-Jones revealing the lives of women in Roman Britain using inscriptions and archaeological finds to piece together the lives of women throughout Romano-British society..
Latin Day School: Dido at The Roman Baths
Discover the legendary story of Dido, the African queen whose life was transformed by the arrival of Aeneas, a fugitive from Troy. This immersive day school will explore the myth of Dido and Aeneas through the lens of Virgil’s Aeneid, featuring selected readings with English translations, guided readings from Virgil’s Aeneid, and insightful discussions led...
Latin Day School: Cleopatra at The Roman Baths
Explore Cleopatra’s story through ancient Latin sources, featuring selected readings with English translation including guided readings from original Latin texts and expert insights into the language and culture of the ancient world with George Sharpley, a former university teacher of Latin. Suitable for ages 16+ years.
Home Education Special – Behind the Scenes at The Roman Baths
A unique opportunity to meet one of the museum professionals and explore the fascinating work that keeps the Roman Baths collection safe and accessible. Learn about collection management and the materials used to pack and protect objects, try your hand at wrapping objects securely, discover how we manage pests and environmental conditions to preserve history...
Home Education Special: Quinquatria – The Festival of Minerva at The Roman Baths
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...
Lupercalia at The Roman Baths
In February we often celebrate Valentine’s Day. The Roman equivalent was Lupercalia – a seasonal special full of the joys of spring. The Romans liked to celebrate with special events and decorations for their seasonal festivals. Celebrate and make a special decoration, no need to book, just drop in. Included in admission.
Silent Disco at the Roman Baths
Starting with a complimentary drink before joining DJs in the Reception Hall. Pick your channel, take to the dance-floor and choose your side as our DJs battle it out, playing the best in 80s and 90s pop, rock and party classics. Ticket price includes silent disco experience, full bar serving a range of drinks available...