Popped into the BRLSI- amongst other things, for me the city’s unofficial ‘Museum of Bath’ – yesterday to catch Collection’s Manager Matt Williams and Graphic designer Jude Harris busy setting up the summer exhibition which […]
Tag: BRSLI
The exhibition’s free but the art’s for sale!
Bath’s Royal Literary and Scientific Institution has an excellent – and well-earned reputation – for hosting exhibitions and lectures on subjects from around the world but currently – just for a change – it’s proud […]
Turning the pages on Georgian Bath.
It’s amazing where life takes you. Years ago l well remember how much money HTV West invested in ensuring it had a major annual presence at the Bath and West agricultural show – still held […]
Forgotten Little Creatures.
Getting us to notice the smaller things that inhabit the Natural World has been the aim of an exhibition of stunning photography currently on display at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution in Queen […]
Engraved in wood
A piece of work by a locally-based artist is taking pride of place in an amazing display of delicate craftsmanship currently on show in Bath. BRSLI in Queen Square is hosting the 80th annual exhibition […]
Lost and Found
Bath’s newly revamped refuse and recycling collections have maybe made us stop and think about rubbish. Certainly David Attenborough’s BBC production Blue Planet 2 has made some of us aware of the amount of plastic […]
On the Queen Square trail
With Bath’s amazing Roman remains – and outstanding Georgian architecture – it will come as no surprise to hear that there are plenty of guide books and histories in the bookshops to choose when you […]
In an English country garden
If English country houses and landscaped gardens ‘float your boat’ then look no further than a lecture course on the subject being organised in Bath. It’s being held at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific […]
Crystal gazing
Takes an exhibition like ‘Riches of the Earth: The Beauty of Minerals’ to remind me what a gem of a collection is housed at the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution in Queen Square. This […]
Time to bring back Bath trams?
Could trams help ease Bath’s traffic problems? Seems they work in other European heritage cities. Energy expert David Andrews has organised a public meeting in the city on November 17th when urban transport experts will […]
