Latest Events in Bath(May Updated)

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Join our Ecologist for a guided tour of our exciting new nature reserve, learning about local habitats and species, and our future plans. Protect Earth purchased this site at Warleigh at the end of January this year with the intention of creating a new nature reserve. The two and a half to three hour tour begins at the far end of The Angelfish Cafe car park at the bottom of Brassknocker Hill, Bath where Oscar, our ecologist, will meet you and take you on a walking tour of the new Warleigh Nature Reserve and Dundas Aqueduct, stopping at intervals to point out specific habitats, and species, discuss our projects and learn about the site's history. The introductory talk will aim to: Explain what modern ecology is, and the novel ideas that have caused it to develop from its ancient historical roots into a highly relevant and useful scientific discipline. Summarise Protect Earth's goals for the reserve Describe how those goals are being pursued, and their current state of progress Oscar will then lead the group along a route that will pass through each of the different habitat zones. At each, he will stop and explain how common or rare that habitat type is across the UK, what groups of species it hosts, and any benefits it can be expected to provide to the wider landscape outside the reserve (for example, by acting as a buffer for the water table, the wet woodland habitat will reduce the amplitude with which the Avon floods, alleviating stress on beaver populations and protecting human settlements downstream). At the far end of the reserve we will stop for tea, coffee and a comfort break, where you will have the opportunity to ask questions before eventually returning to the start by a different route. Please wear long trousers and suitable footwear for uneven paths, which may be wet in places. Protect Earth subscribers should book a free subscribers place. The general admission price is £60 which will be used to help develop this new nature reserve. PLEASE NOTE: This tour requires a minimum of five people. If the minimum is not reached you will be offered a tour on an alternative date. This tour is not suitable for people with limited mobility. Please contact us on help@protect.earth if you would like to join us on a more accessible tour Information Source: Protect Earth | eventbrite

A selection of Bourbons, Rye and Wheat whiskey from one of America's best are most well known Distilleries. Calling all bourbon lovers! Taste your way through Buffalo Trace, Eagle Rare, Weller Special Reserve, Sazerac Rye, and EH Taylor Small Batch in this exclusive, fun‑filled masterclass. Six drams, big flavours, come enjoy the ride! EARLY BIRD TICKETS: £35.00 available until 01/05/2026 STANDARD TICKETS: £39.00 from 01/05/2026 until event date About the producer Buffalo Trace Distillery is one of America’s oldest continuously operating distilleries, located in Frankfort, Kentucky, with roots dating back to the late 1700s. Known for its rich bourbon‑making heritage, it has survived fires, floods, and even Prohibition, when it legally produced “medicinal whiskey.” Today, it’s celebrated for its craftsmanship and acclaimed portfolio, including Buffalo Trace Bourbon, Eagle Rare, Weller, and the legendary Pappy Van Winkle, making it a landmark in American whiskey culture. Event Ticket Policy – Amathus Drinks Tickets are non-refundable . If you are unable to attend, please notify us as soon as possible. Cancellations up to 24 hours before the event: Tickets can be transferred to another tasting at the same store or used as store credit, valid for 3 months. Cancellations within 24 hours or no-shows: Tickets are non-convertible. For any food allergies, please contact bath@amathusdrinks.com in advance. Information Source: Amathus Drinks | eventbrite

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Join us in person for the SW CYP Eating Disorder Network Meeting 2026 to share, learn, and support together! SW CYP Eating Disorder Network Meeting 2026 Join us in person for the SW CYP Eating Disorder Network Meeting 2026 ! Connect with professionals, share insights, and explore fresh ideas in supporting children and young people facing eating disorders. It's a great chance to learn, network, and make a difference together. Don't miss out! Information Source: South-West Paediatric Mental Health Network | eventbrite

Inspired by Maya Angelou's celebrated poem ‘Phenomenal Woman’ Join us for an intimate and inspiring evening hosted at the Gaisborough Hotel Since 2018, series founder Theresa McDermott has invited extraordinary women, women who have achieved recognition and made a significant impact in their fields, to share their experiences, the challenges they've faced, and the lessons learned on their route to success. These evenings are deliberately kept intimate, fostering the kind of open and honest conversation rarely found in larger settings. Guests leave not only inspired but genuinely connected to the speaker, to one another, and to the enduring spirit of phenomenal women everywhere. An Extraordinary Addition to the Series: Lady Carnarvon Lady Carnarvon, Fiona, 8th Countess of Carnarvon. Known and loved by millions around the world as the setting for Downton Abbey, Lady Carnarvon brings with her a life as rich and layered as the castle she calls home. A bestselling author, historian, international speaker, and tireless fundraiser, Lady Carnarvon has built a remarkable body of work that reaches far beyond the walls of one of England's most celebrated estates. Her latest book, A Year at Highclere, is an intimate and beautifully observed portrait of life through the passing months and seasons , revealing what it truly means to live, work, and steward an extraordinary home with history woven into every stone. Her story is one of heritage and modernity, of duty and creativity, of a life lived with purpose and grace. It is, in every sense, a Phenomenal Women story. Past Speakers Have Included: Thangam Debbonaire, Member of the House of Lords Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE, Environmental Psychologist Anita Bhagwandas, Award-Winning Journalist & Broadcaster Margaret Heffernan, Internationally Renowned Business Thinker Viv Groskop, Bestselling Author (who returned by popular demand!) 📅 Date: Thursday 11th June 2026 🕠 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM 📍 Location: The Gainsborough Bath Spa, Beau Street, Bath, BA1 1QY 🎟️ Tickets: £15 (includes prosecco and canapés) Information Source: The Gainsborough Bath Spa | eventbrite

Join us for A Spoonful of Courage, a unique Ukrainian event where you can enjoy 4-course meal and Ukrainian culture in one evening. A Spoonful of Courage A Refugee Week Event by the Friends of Oleksandriya Join us for an evening that celebrates resilience, culture, and community. On Saturday, 13 June , the Friends of Oleksandriya invite you to the BRLSI Elwin Room for a special Refugee Week gathering themed Courage . The event brings together music, stories, and Ukrainian cuisine in a heartfelt tribute to the strength of those rebuilding their lives far from home. Programme A concert of Ukrainian folk music performed by Yuliia Lut , a local Ukrainian refugee, accompanied by Everton Hartley Reflections and speeches on Refugee Week and the meaning of Courage Food & Drink Enjoy a beautifully crafted four‑course Ukrainian dinner , prepared by MasterChef finalist and owner of the Ukrainian café Sweet Brumble , Iryna Malenko . Your meal includes: A glass of bubbly on arrival A 4-course Ukrainian dinner Tea and coffee Ukrainian soft drinks Wine available to purchase by the glass Extras Tombola Ukrainian souvenirs available to browse and purchase Organised by Friends of Oleksandriya www.friendsofo.co.uk Information Source: Friends of Oleksandriya | eventbrite

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