Following in the fine festive tradition of telling ghostly stories by the fireside, join Edwyrdian Tales for an evening of haunting dark delights set during Christmastide.

Nicola Davies is a Zoologist and Children’s author with over 100 published books. She was one of the original presenters for the Really Wild Show. In this talk she will share some insights into how best to write about nature for young readers. 

In this workshop, poet, rapper and former UK battle rap champion, Danny Carlo Pandolfi, will help you to find the words to write about your favourite spaces. This workshop is suitable for 15-18 year olds. 

Joyously silly and uproariously live and in-the-room, we would call it improv but we’ve got some self-respect: this is sketch in nighties. Come watch a new tour of big, daft and, above all, live comedy being conjured up in front of your very eyes.

Gather in for a night of strange tales from around the world this Halloween with performance storyteller Oliver Lavery and folk musician Tamsin Quin.

Commercial Music, Voles and CM Socials presents an evening of dreamy local music from ‘Night Swimming’ with support from ‘Nobody’s Dad’ and ‘Jellygirl’

When the Great Jaydini’s in town, magic things start to happen…

Dive into the revolutionary world of electronic music’s female pioneers with the captivating Sisters With Transistors, showcasing how these trailblazing composers transformed music production.

Why wait till after choir rehearsal to grab a drink?

Matt Finch's popular monthly choir is now taking place within the warm and welcoming surroundings of The Burrow bar and cafe.

Instant Wit: the best in improvised comedy. Fresh and inventive, each show throws up new nuggets of hilarity crafted by a company of the highest calibre.

Folklorist Oliver Lavery and folk musician Tamsin Quin return to Burdall's Yard for a mythical, musical mash up of surreal performance storytelling.

Nigel Linacre started the Grief Opera after he lost his son to suicide. His son George was a rock musician, and with the help of Vladimir Miller, they created the Grief Opera using George’s bass rhythms.

After a successful performance alongside Feedback back in Febuary 2024, CrossRhythm are returning to Burdall’s Yard!

On the 24th of July the Bath Folk Singers will be celebrating the end of the Summer term with a concert of English Folk songs sung in rich harmony.

Baths local best DnB/Garage DJs showing their talent. A showcase of the best music from Drum and Bass - Garage and anything in between.

The element of fire represents wings of courage, compassion and devotion. It is the force burning inside us, giving us the willpower and passion to strive for and achieve our goals. Join us for an evening of breath-taking performances from our pop and rock musicians at St Gregory's Catholic College, including vocal performances from Lower School Voices and Contemporary Vocal Group. Ignite your soul and be inspired!

Although invisible, the element of air represents the movement and power of the world around us. Join us for an evening of imaginative and creative exhibition from the talented students of St Gregory's Catholic College as we journey through the element of Air. Expect to see art work from our dedicated and talented students as we explore the energy and balance within this unseen element.

Bath Guitar School are back at Burdall’s Yard! With supporting acts Paper Jam and By Imitation Ony

Come Down to Burdall’s Yard to see Baths Greatest and upcoming bands.

Headling the event will be Ignotis and Revised.

The line up is mental. The vibes are mental.

So don't miss this one!

The Japanese brothers band Sahaji are about to be huge. Having already supported Andrew Cushin on his UK tour, the brothers are currently recording their melodic guitar driven rock ready for an autumn release.

Come and be the first to experience a newly-formed collective of trans* and nonbinary musicians playing their fresh music with your host Mx. Tape!

The only punk rock tribute to Girls Aloud in the world!

A Rural History Of’ is a quest to explore the hidden countryside past embedded within our towns and cities.

Join Helen Wood as she heads into the great outdoors, with her trusty trug, on a quest to become an expert forager.

Do you ever get Déjà vu? Dylan’s last show (“an innovative way to experience a quarter-life crisis” – the Wee Review) ended with him deciding to have children. Since then he’s been stuck in a time loop. Yes, exactly like that film.

The Folk Bus presents 'Celtic Tides' : Performance storytelling with live musical accompaniment, with Oliver Lavery and Tamsin Quin.

Façade: An Entertainment and Henry V: A Shakespeare Scenario

Cardiff Opera performs two charming pieces by William Walton. Walton was good friends with the poet Edith Sitwell and it is her work that forms the texts for Façade. These quirky and humorous poems are matched by Walton’s witty orchestration.

“Music knows no boundaries; it enriches the soul and brings people closer together”.

Described as one of the most dynamic young pianists of the generation, Nurry Lee is an International Concert Pianist and Carnegie Hall performer, who will be perfoming a some of the most bombastic and virtuosic pieces in the Piano repertoire

“Music knows no boundaries; it enriches the soul and brings people closer together”.

Described as one of the most dynamic young pianists of the generation, Nurry Lee is an International Concert Pianist and Carnegie Hall performer, who will be perfoming a selecton of nostalgic peices in this fantastic family show.