Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Museum of Bath at Work Camden Works Julian Road Bath, BaNES BA1 2RH, BathWeek of Events
Monday, September 21, 2026
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September 21, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 21, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 21, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Tuesday, September 22, 2026
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September 22, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 22, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 22, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
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September 22, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Wednesday, September 23, 2026
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September 23, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 23, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 23, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
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September 23, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Thursday, September 24, 2026
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September 24, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 24, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 24, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
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September 24, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Friday, September 25, 2026
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September 25, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 25, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 25, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
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September 25, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
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September 25, 2026 -Up Late: children’s literature festival at The Holburne
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Up Late: children’s literature festival at The Holburne
Celebrating the Launch of Bath Children's Literature Festival 2026 with an evening of family activities including storytellers, author signings, drawing fun with illustrators, pop-up bookshop and costume character meets.
Saturday, September 26, 2026
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September 26, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 26, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 26, 2026 -Festival of Transport at Avon Valley Railway
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September 26, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
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September 26, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
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September 26, 2026 -Batheaston Art Trail
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September 26, 2026 -Keepsake Family History workshop at BRLSI
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Festival of Transport at Avon Valley Railway
Featuring vintage vehicles, cycles and entertainment, steam and heritage diesel train services, heritage bus service from Keynsham railway station, display by Austin 7 Club, trade stands, and classic railway and transport films in static carriage ‘Rose’.
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Batheaston Art Trail
Celebrating its 6th anniversary with 52 artists including ceramicists, illustrators, graphic designers, textile artists, sculptors, painters, printers and jewellers, as well as family-friendly creative workshops and a display of suffragette memorabilia in St John the Baptist Church. The church will also be selling lunches and refreshments.hh
Keepsake Family History workshop at BRLSI
A hands-on session where you can select one ancestor, upload their photos and documents, and use the Keepsake app to turn them into the beginnings of a real, editable life story by the end of the afternoon. No experience needed. Just bring a laptop, tablet, or phone, a charger, and whatever photos or papers you […]
Sunday, September 27, 2026
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September 27, 2026 -Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
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September 27, 2026 -Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
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September 27, 2026 -Festival of Transport at Avon Valley Railway
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September 27, 2026 -Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
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September 27, 2026 -Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
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September 27, 2026 -Batheaston Art Trail
Reverse the Curse at the Roman Baths
Follow the trail to solve the puzzles and cryptic clues, take on interactive challenges, discover how Romans really used the Baths and crack the code to reveal the magic word that you can use to get a 3-month digital subscription to AQUILA Magazine.
Archaeology is Rubbish at Roman Baths
Some objects in the collection are deliberately deposited but much of it is actually what people have thrown away. These objects can teach us more about how people lived and what they ate. Have a look at the new display in the King’s Lounge to see what “rubbish” is in the collection and think about […]
Festival of Transport at Avon Valley Railway
Featuring vintage vehicles, cycles and entertainment, steam and heritage diesel train services, heritage bus service from Keynsham railway station, display by Austin 7 Club, trade stands, and classic railway and transport films in static carriage ‘Rose’.
Photology and The as-yet unseen at the Herschel Museum
The two exhibitions reveal the close relationship between astronomy and photography, showing how light, observation and experimentation have driven and influenced both scientific discovery and artistic practice. Through historic objects and contemporary artworks, visitors are invited to consider new connections between the Herschel family's work and the ways we record, interpret and understand the world […]
Lights! Camera! Action! at Museum of Bath at Work
Films and talks, a book of original research and fascinating stories about the history of cinemas in the area. Mr Harold Willis, a projectionist at the Beau Nash cinema will present anecdotes and memories. There will also be a special film screening of Cinema Paradiso at the Little Theatre Cinema on 17 May as well […]
Batheaston Art Trail
Celebrating its 6th anniversary with 52 artists including ceramicists, illustrators, graphic designers, textile artists, sculptors, painters, printers and jewellers, as well as family-friendly creative workshops and a display of suffragette memorabilia in St John the Baptist Church. The church will also be selling lunches and refreshments.hh
