Elsewhere on the site there is an interview explaining how Bath will benefit from the holding of a BathIRON festival next month. Master blacksmiths from around the country are going to help give the bandstand […]
Month: May 2018
‘Flaming’ June at the Roman Baths.
It’s guaranteed to be ‘flaming’ June at Bath’s premier tourist attraction. That’s the month which sees the Roman Baths extend its hours. It will stay open until 10pm every evening this summer, with a torch-lit […]
Putting on the positive.
The Bath-based Museum of East Asian Art is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a contemporary exhibition about ‘wellness’ at a time when it could do with a little ‘healing’ itself. This little gem of a […]
Floored.
An eagle-eyed follower of this website has raised an issue regarding the work being done on Fitzroy House in Great Pulteney Street where 28 luxury flats are being created from five Grade 1 listed townhouses. […]
A couple of changes underway in the layout of Bath’s award-winning Parade Gardens where a flower bed near the loos has been turfed over to create a bigger space for the Spring Fayre being held […]
Bath’s first floating market underway.
Bath’s first-ever floating market is underway today, tomorrow and Monday at Darlington Wharf on the Kennet and Avon Canal. A line of narrow boats – selling all manner of things- are moored along that stretch […]
Earth, wind and fire.
Earth, wind and fire. Not just the name of a successful American band from the 1970’s but some of the elements traditionally brought together by the blacksmith in the forging process. It’s one of the […]
Lawn enforcement
They’ve got to cut down on maintenance in Bath’s award-winning Parade Gardens and – as Bath Newseum told you last week – they are grassing over a couple of beds to save time and money. With […]
American Museum – main house reopens
Claverton Manor – at the American Museum in Britain – is due to reopen for the season next Saturday. The seasonal relaunch was delayed by a water leak in March of this year, but – […]
