Maisie from Aberlady in Scotland is the fiftieth person to have adopted a bottle, in memory of her baby brother, as part of the Museum’s Adopt-a-Bottle scheme. For as little as £30.00 you can have … Read more...
28th September – 3rd November 2024 Five Artists, Alison Jackson-Bass, Sarah May Rogers, Philip Crewe, Anne van der Putte and Jane Hildreth will be presenting sculpture, painting, ceramics, metalwork and light art at the Museum … Read more...
7th September – 1st November 2024 Free with admission to the museum Our latest Common Ground local history exhibition accompanies the Cross Memorial Lecture of October 5th and is concerned with Bath’s presence, at the British … Read more...
Premier Spa of Empire- Bath & the British Empire Exhibition of 1924 Nigel Pollard 2.00 pm Saturday 12th October 2024 Museum of Bath at Work £10.00 – to include refreshments. Tickets available at the door, … Read more...
We are excited to announce the Museum has been awarded a £241,918 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to work with the local community on ‘Museum Making’. Creating new displays, projects and exhibitions telling … Read more...
This year’s winner of the Cross Trophy for the best submission to the Bath Young Inventor of the Year Competition was won by Anna H from Monkton Combe school. Beating other submissions, such as a … Read more...
The September 2024 Museum Newsletter has been sent by email to everyone on the mailing list. If you would regularly like to receive your own copy which contains links to associated information, please join the … Read more...
Costing the Earth Exhibition Welcomes 4000th visitor The award winning Costing the Earth exhibition on the changing natural environment, which has been on show since May 2024 has just welcomed its 4000th visitor. The exhibition … Read more...
Court on canvas: International tennis art. Review of lecture given by Dr Ann Sumner on the art that has been inspired by the game of lawn tennis since it became popular in the 1880s. Reviewed by Rosy Drohan
After a huge amount of work of restoring, renovating, and positioning by volunteers, a winch made by Stothert & Pitt of Bath has been installed and officially unveiled outside the Museum of Bath.