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Events at Bath, Bath — Your Complete Guide

Bath is a vibrant city with a rich history and a bustling calendar of events. This guide will help you discover the best of what Bath has to offer, from cultural experiences like Japanese Tea Ceremonies to family-friendly fun at Paw Patrol.

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Events at Bath, Bath — Your Complete Guide

# Events at Bath, Bath — Your Complete Guide

About Bath

Bath is a city steeped in history and culture, located in Somerset, England. Known for its Roman baths and Georgian architecture, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site that attracts visitors from around the globe. Bath also hosts numerous events throughout the year, making it a fantastic place to explore and enjoy.

What's Coming Up

April 28 - Bee Safari at Yeo Valley Organic Garden

Experience nature up close with this unique event where you can learn about bees and their importance in our ecosystem. This is perfect for those interested in sustainability and environmental awareness.

April 29 - Santarnal at The Bell Inn, Circus Vegas at Elm Park, Westonbirt 10K at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, Film Club: Sisters With Transistors at Wiltshire Music Centre, Japanese Tea Ceremonies at Museum of East Asian Art, Drag Queen Bingo at The Cork, Liam Byrne: Why populists are winning: and how to beat them at University of Bath

April 29th is packed with diverse events. From the cultural appeal of Japanese tea ceremonies to the fun of film club screenings, there's something for everyone.

April 30 - Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective with Ben Goldscheider at Wiltshire Music Centre, Drag Queen Bingo at The Cork, Liam Byrne: Why populists are winning: and how to beat them at University of Bath, Japanese Tea Ceremonies at Museum of East Asian Art

End the month with a variety of events. Enjoy classical music from Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective or participate in the fun of drag queen bingo.

May 1 - Circus Vegas at Elm Park, FAME at Komedia Bath, The Friday Show at Jester's of Bath, Paw Patrol at Avon Valley Adventure Park, History Alive: 17th Century Re-Enactment at The Bishop's Palace and Gardens, The Frankenstein Experience at Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein

May 1st is a day full of entertainment. Circus Vegas promises an exciting spectacle, while Paw Patrol offers family-friendly fun.

May 2 - History Alive: 17th Century Re-Enactment at The Bishop's Palace and Gardens, The Frankenstein Experience at Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein, Pucklechurch Scarecrow Competition and Trail

Immerse yourself in history with re-enactments or enjoy the whimsical world of scarecrows. Both events are perfect for families looking for a unique experience.

May 3 - Lau Noah at Wiltshire Music Centre, The Frankenstein Experience at Mary Shelley's House of Frankenstein, Pucklechurch Scarecrow Competition and Trail

May 3rd continues with exciting musical performances and the continuation of the Frankenstein experience. Don't miss out on these fantastic opportunities.

May 4 - May Day Family Fun Day 2026 at Bath Racecourse

Celebrate May Day in style with a family fun day that includes activities for all ages. This event is priced at £20.50 per person, including ticket and order fees.

May 5 - Third Space at University Theatre, RE[LOOP]ED at Burdall's Yard

Complete your week with engaging performances at the University Theatre and RE[LOOP]ED, a creative exhibition that showcases the work of local artists.

Getting There

Bath is easily accessible by train from London Paddington, taking just over two hours. The city also has its own railway station, which serves regular services to Bristol and other nearby towns. For those traveling by car, Bath's A36 road provides easy access from the M4 and M5 motorways.

Similar Venues Nearby

  • Bath Assembly
  • The Forum
  • Komedia Bath
  • Whether you're looking for a cultural experience or an exciting night out, Bath has something to offer. From historical re-enactments to modern music performances, the city is alive with events that cater to all interests.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What are some of the upcoming events in Bath?
    Upcoming events include Bee Safari at Yeo Valley Organic Garden, Santarnal at The Bell Inn, Circus Vegas at Elm Park, and more. Check out the full list for a complete guide.
    How can I get to Bath from London?
    You can take a train from London Paddington to Bath, which takes about two hours. Alternatively, you can drive via the A36 road from the M4 or M5 motorways.

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