A chance to sit, relax and listen to some live local music in the grounds of the Holburne Museum. We will be hosting local musicians to serenade you and charities...
An immersive two day celebration curated by industry professionals, offering attendees a unique experience to observe the British Fashion Industry up close. A two day festival of fashion held at...
Bath Portrait Club – drawing in the galleries Sunday 13 October (2-4pm) Normal museum admission charges apply Fast paced and fun, portrait club welcomes everyone (not just artists) to have...
Colour and Texture - Decorative garland making, Family workshop Get festival ready by learning how to make your own beautiful garland. Take inspiration from the bold colours in Chila Kumari...
FREE admission for families during half-term (26 October - 3 November) + a ‘Fantastical Tails’ gallery trail inspired by the wonderful creatures and animals in Chila Kumari Singh Burman and...
Calm Sensory Session - Family Morning Tuesday 29 October, 9-11am, FREE Calm Sensory Sessions have been created with neurodivergent children, families and adults in mind who may benefit from visiting...
Sunday afternoons Sunday 10 Nov Sunday 8 Dec Sunday 12 Jan 2- 4pm | £12.50 per ticket (price includes free museum entry to collection and exhibitions) Cost: £12.50 Concession: £7 -...
The Holburne is pleased to present a display of recent works by Joshua Donkor (b. 1997, UK), a Ghanian-British painter who grew up in Bath. His work is deeply...
Pop, Print, Go! Adult Drop-In Printing Workshop Friday 31 January | 5.30-8pm | £2 per small bag / £4 per large bag This workshop is programmed as part of our...
Pop, Print, Go! Family Drop-in Workshop Tuesday 18 February | 10.30am-12.30pm | £2 per small bag / £4 per large bag No need to book, just drop-in on the day. ...
Family Calm Sensory Workshop: Wonderful Weaves Wednesday 19 February, 10-11am | FREE A fun, simple weaving workshop inspired by the tapestry textiles of Diedrick Brackens, aimed at children and...
Joshua Donkor uses portraiture to subvert monolithic portrayals of Black identity. In this discussion with Chantel Akworkor Thompson, an educator and curator based in Ghana, he will share his influences...
