Calm Sensory Sessions What are they? Calm Sensory Times have been created with neurodivergent children, families and adults in mind who may benefit from visiting the museum in a calmer and quieter period. When are they? We are trialing the new offer of Calm Sensory Times for the following times and dates, during the Mr...
A chance to sit, relax and listen to some live local music in support of Bath Pride! During Bath Pride we are holding a family picnic in the grounds of the Holburne Museum. We will be hosting local musicians to serenade you, and charities and other organisations will be there so you can find out...
Garden Theatre Festival Present The Duke’s Theatre Company acclaimed ‘As You Like It’ in a POP UP festival bonus this August! About this event …look into happiness through another man’s eyes!” The ancient Forest of Arden serves as the backdrop for Shakespeare’s most famous and quotable comedy. When Rosalind is banished from Duke Ferdinand’s court, new identities...
After the huge success of the volunteer-led Up Late in January, our ‘Re-Framed’ volunteer group are back for an exciting evening, taking inspiration from our summer programme. Expect creative workshops, inspring talks and more ...... keep checking back for updates You can also enjoy FREE access to the collection galleries 5pm - 8.30pm and reduced...
Sunday afternoons, 11 August and 8 September 2- 4pm | FREE activity | Museum admission charges apply Art for All! Fast paced and fun, Bath Portrait Club welcomes everyone (not just artists!) to have a go at drawing a face, with sitters changing every 15 minutes. Based in our beautiful gallery, all materials provided - pre-booking...
To celebrate the 2024 Jane Austen Festival in Bath, please join us at the Holburne Museum on 13 September to create a beautiful Georgian-inspired Whitework handkerchief. You will also have an opportunity to view many of the museum’s magnificent objects including exquisite embroideries and Georgian portraits. During the class, RSN Tutor, Deborah Wilding will show...
Having organised Friends’ trips to Gloucester and Hereford recently, it seems natural to go for the ‘Three Choirs’ hat-trick and visit Worcester! Leaving the Holburne promptly at 9:00am, we shall first visit Worcester Cathedral for tea/coffee and a private guided tour of the many highlights. The Cathedral dominates the city, standing amid beautiful trees...
Nathaniel Mander is delighted to be returning to perform at the Holburne in a beautifully romantic programme of works by Mozart on the Museum’s exquisite Schantz fortepiano. The fortepiano, acquired by the Holburne in 1983, is one of the highlights of the collection, gracing the top floor picture gallery. It was made in Vienna...
