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Visit this beautiful cemetery, resting place of Bath's Jewish community in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Experience its peaceful atmosphere, and learn about the lives of the people buried here who came to this country from so many places.

A hidden oasis in the centre of Bath. Come and discover it for yourself. This year will include a family trail.

Prior Park will open for free on 7 and 14 September - come and see the recent restoration and find out more about the archaeology and conservation of the garden.

A fun, musical demonstration for all ages of our remarkable Klais church organ by our Director of Music and Assistant Organist, followed by the chance to hear a recital (10th Sept only) and see the organ close up on a unique ‘backstage’ tour.

The Eyre Chapel is a gem of ecclesiastic Victorian architecture.

The original ‘Walcot Chapel’ is the oldest Methodist chapel in Bath. It is a place of worship for the congregation of Bath Methodist Church on Sundays and open for other activities and community groups during the week.

Come and explore the rich history of our church and our mission to serve the community. Join us as we reflect and celebrate. Whether you're captivated by history, seeking inspiration, or simply curious about the story of the church.

Visit the Quaker Burial Ground in Widcombe, Bath, a lovely, peaceful walled garden on the side of a valley. Meet some Quakers and learn a little of the history of 'Friends'. 2024 is the 400th Anniversary of the birth of Quaker founder George Fox.

Volunteer Day – find out about volunteering with school groups and talk to members of the learning team at the Roman Baths Clore Learning Centre.

The key social, political, economic, technological and ecological trends we can expect over the coming decades.

As well as being a distinguished Bath doctor, William Oliver was a poet who wrote a Pastoral Elegy for a deceased patient. Who was Dr Oliver’s lover? Duncan McGibbon recites, for only the second time in history, this moving and accomplished poem.

Bath artist Charles L. W. Minty talks about his favourite spots to paint people in landscapes.

The church was built in 1929 and designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, one of Britain's greatest 20th-century architects, inspired by basilicas in Rome. Scott regarded it as his 'little gem'. It is grade 2* listed.

One of only a few working Moravian churches remaining in England. Activities include stalls, crafts, entertainment, an audio-visual display, vintage vehicles, a tour of the facilities, history of the Moravian Church, and more. Refreshments available.

Dr Amy Frost spotlights the artist displayed at Dyrham Park and BRLSI.

Bath Spa University opens its doors for everyone to enjoy our Georgian house, our lake and landscape, the walled gardens, picnic areas and beautiful views. See what our students do now, and how we blend the past and the present.

Bath Spa University opens its doors for everyone to enjoy our Georgian house, our lake and landscape, the walled gardens, picnic areas and beautiful views. See what our students do now, and how we blend the past and the present.

Join us for a Commonwealth War Graves Tour of Bath (Locksbrook) Cemetery

Explore weird and wonderful objects from Victorian spa equipment to Georgian furniture. Join a treat of a tour at 10am, 12 noon and 2pm. Booking essential - [email protected]

The village that built a city. Bath - a vision of golden Palladian architecture, made of Bath stone. This Jurassic limestone gives the city its very character, with much of the stone supplied by the Combe Down mines owned by Ralph Allen in the 18thC.

Local historian Ann Cullis will reveal some of the fascinating tales associated with the unique and historic building occupied by the Museum of Bath at Work - built originally as Real tennis court in 1777.

Through fun activities, crafts and crazy rituals, uncover what it was like to live in Bath 2000 years ago. Discover the people who lived in and travelled to Aquae Sulis and how they spent their time.

Members of the BRLSI Bicentenary Workshops have been photographing favourite sights in Bath

An Exhibition of the History of The Chapel of St. Mary Magdalen Chapel, Holloway, Bath - built in the 11th century, rebuilt in the 15th, extended in the 18th and bombed in the 20th - the illustrated history of the Chapel and its associated charities.

*Please note that this event has been cancelled* The time poet Percy and his wife, Frankestein author Mary Shelley, spent here.

Free Gardens & Deli entry for all at the American Museum & Gardens. The perfect time to experience our late summer gardens with family and friends.