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Bath Architectural Photographer of the Year: winning images on show
On display are the winners and runners-up in our 2019 competition: Architectural Photographer of the Year (until Sunday 21 June 2020). The categories were: 1. Architecture of Entertainment From ancient amphitheatres to the multiplex cinemas of today architects have been designing entertainment spaces for thousands of years. The challenge was for photographers to capture images…
The Guild – a talk by a Master Stonemason
Join the Stone Masons Guild of St Stephen & St George's Master mason for a fascinating talk about the definitions of and distinctions between levels of masonry and the journey from apprenticeship to court mason. Doors open at 6.30pm. Tickets for Corinthian Maid purchased in advance are £7, or £8 on the door.
Architectural Photography – A Photowalk
An early evening Photo walk of Bath starting with an introduction to our Architectural Photographer of the Year exhibition. This walk will include hints and tips for capturing some of Bath’s great architecture in new and interesting ways, in different lights. Please note this walk will include steep hills, stairs and uneven surfaces. Limited spaces…
Architectural Photography – A Photowalk
An early evening Photo walk of Bath starting with an introduction to our Architectural Photographer of the Year exhibition. This walk will include hints and tips for capturing some of Bath’s great architecture in new and interesting ways, in different lights. Please note this walk will include steep hills, stairs and uneven surfaces. Limited spaces…
Party in the City – Bath Festival’s opening night includes gigs with us!
What is Party in the City? Party in the City will take place on Friday 15 May in 2020. This is Bath’s biggest night of free entertainment across the city and an important part of The Bath Festival celebrations. The night includes over 2,000 performers across 30+ venues and 3 outdoor arenas. It is Bath’s…
DJ Workshop for kids – come join the party!
You can purchase Party Only tickets on this page, too. A qualified Primary teacher, DJ Nina Love returned to her love of music, took a Masters degree in Sound Art and started mixing dance music on vinyl in 2015. Based in Frome, she now runs LoVe Sounds Music and specialises in working with young people…
DJ Workshop for kids – come join the party!
You can purchase Party Only tickets on this page, too. A qualified Primary teacher, DJ Nina Love returned to her love of music, took a Masters degree in Sound Art and started mixing dance music on vinyl in 2015. Based in Frome, she now runs LoVe Sounds Music and specialises in working with young people…
Din Ghani and friends: It fell on a Summers Daie
Jacobean lute songs for one and two voices with Musicke in the Ayre Musicke in the Ayre open their 3-concert Summer Season of early music in the Countess of Huntingdon’s Chapel with a delightful programme of solo songs and duets to the lute, featuring one of the outstanding songwriters of the early 17th century, Thomas…
Architectural Photography – A Photowalk
An early evening Photo walk of Bath starting with an introduction to our Architectural Photographer of the Year exhibition. This walk will include hints and tips for capturing some of Bath’s great architecture in new and interesting ways, in different lights. Please note this walk will include steep hills, stairs and uneven surfaces. Limited spaces…
EXHIBITION Empty Seats: the unbuilt Concert Halls of Bath
From Assembly Rooms to Opera Houses, Bath has a long history of designing concert halls that were never built. This year we reveal the music that was never heard in the city because of the architecture that never happened. Saturday 27 June - Sunday 29 November 2020 Free with normal admission.
RIBA Ask an Architect
Have you an architectural project you’d like to discuss with an impartial expert? Ask an Architect is an excellent design advice service offered by the Royal Institute of British Architects in partnership with Bath Preservation Trust to support design projects in the city of Bath. Visitors are invited to book a 45 minute slot (or…
A Gardens History Society Talk
“To promote his Majesties purpose”: Joseph Banks and his Global Botanical Projects, 1770-1820 About Joseph Banks Professor Jordan Goodman, Honorary Research Associate, Department of Science and Technology Studies, University College, London Not long after returning from the circumnavigation of HMS Endeavour in 1771, Joseph Banks met George III at St. James’s to discuss the results…