Events in Hat and Feather Yard, Somerset

Super Dope Drops Of The Chan Clan - Saturday Night DJ Sessions

Every Saturday night, The Grapes in Bath transforms into a haven for music lovers, with a lineup of some of the city’s finest DJs spinning vinyl from 8 ’til late. Led by the one and only Zackie Chan, our rotating crew of selectors brings the heat, dropping everything from deep cuts to dancefloor anthems—strictly no […]

Sat 25 Jul20:00The Grapes(0.6mi)

via The GrapesCurated

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Fleetwood Mad - Dreams Tour

Fleetwood Mad are the sensational and exciting band recreating an authentic Fleetwood Mac experience. Created out of a passion for Fleetwood Mac and their music, Fleetwood Mad quickly secured their place as one of the "must see" Fleetwood Mac bands. With a huge flashback to the Peter Green era and all of the other big hits, (along with great visuals and costume changes of course). Fleetwood Mad take you on a 2-hour theatrical journey exploring the magic of Fleetwood Mac. Recent reviews include - “Wow absolutely blown away by the performance of Fleetwood Mad at The Drill in Lincoln. Stevie was sensational… she sounded just like her and had the same energy. All the band were excellent and I particularly loved the lone performance of Landslide just like Stevie, it was beautiful. Thank you so much and keep doing what you do.” Fleetwood Mad, the UK's ultimate Fleetwood Mac experience. Our professional five piece band brings the authentic Fleetwood Mac experience to life with our costume changes and renditions of the band's chart-topping hits. Website - www.fleetwoodmad.co.uk

Sat 25 Jul20:00Chapel Arts Centre(0.7mi)

via Chapel Arts Centre

Children & FamilyTalks & Lectures

Forest of the Imagination: Pay-What-You-Can-Day

Forest of the Imagination26 July | 10am–5pmArtist Workshops – Sunday 26 July Join the artists from Forest of the Imagination for a day of creative activities, hands-on workshops inspired by the installations and the natural surroundings of the Museum. Activities are suitable for all ages and will encourage imagination, making and exploration. No booking is necessary, just turn up and enjoy nature and play. TicketsPay What You Can Day – Sunday 26 July Forest of Imagination is available to everyone. On the day of the event to help support our work as a charity with no government funding, we welcome visitors to donate on a pay-what-you-can basis. We ask that you give generously, but if you can't afford to, that's fine too. Forest of Imagination is a partnership between Grant Associates, House of Imagination, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and Bath Spa University, working alongside Bath's creative, cultural and educational communities. Each year, the project reimagines a familiar space to celebrate the importance of nature and imagination in all of our lives. << back to all events PLAN YOUR VISIT Find all the information you need for opening times, admission, accessibility, deli menus, online tickets and more Key information

Sun 26 Jul10:00Claverton Manor(2mi)

via Claverton Manor

Festivals & Events

Festival of Archaeology at Prior Park

Prior Park takes part once again in the Festival of Archaeology, with walks and information on previous digs and projects. Information will be on display about previous digs in the Pasture, as will old finds from previous projects, including the dams project. On selected dates, a volunteer will be available to answer questions and discuss findings. You will be able to view a timeline of the last 33 years, since the National Trust acquired Prior Park, outlining its restoration and changes over the years. Walk the site and find interpretation on different areas of importance, such as the Bath House. There are also two pre-bookable guided walks with the lead archaeologist from previous digs, available to book on the walks' event page (22 & 28 July).

Sun 26 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

Children & FamilyTheatre

Summer of Play at Prior Park

Summer of Play returns to Prior Park with more fun and relaxed outdoor activities for the children to discover. Lawn games available in the Cabinet near the top of the garden, and by the Tea Cabin at the bottom of the garden. Find the play library by the Tea Cabin, perfect to pop in for a refreshing drink while your little ones explore the games on offer. Don't forget to use our bug spotting sheets and explorer backpacks, available to borrow from the main reception. This year the National Trust is partnering with Pokémon. Thanks to this partnership, children will be given a Pokémon sticker book. Add a sticker every time you visit a Summer of Play site.

Sun 26 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

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Forest of the Imagination: Pay-What-You-Can-Day

10am–5pm Artist Workshops – Sunday 26 July Join the artists from Forest of the Imagination for a day of creative activities, hands-on workshops inspired by the installations and the natural surroundings of the Museum. Activities are suitable for all ages and will encourage imagination, making and exploration. No booking is necessary, just turn up and enjoy nature and play. Tickets Pay What You Can Day – Sunday 26 July Forest of Imagination is available to everyone. On the day of the event to help support our work as a charity with no government funding, we welcome visitors to donate on a pay-what-you-can basis. We ask that you give generously, but if you can't afford to, that's fine too. Forest of Imagination is a partnership between Grant Associates, House of Imagination, Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios and Bath Spa University, working alongside Bath's creative, cultural and educational communities. Each year, the project reimagines a familiar space to celebrate the importance of nature and imagination in all of our lives.

Sun 26 Jul11:00The American Museum (Claverton Manor)(2mi)

via The American Museum (Claverton Manor)Curated

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Rowan Flack

Rowan Flack is a jazz and folk-influenced vocalist and composer, whose path spans the BRIT School, Trinity Laban and Norway’s Edvard Grieg Academy.

Sun 26 Jul16:00The Grapes(0.6mi)

via The GrapesCurated

Theatre

Play in a Week - Age 5-7

23 May 2026 - 13:30 (Sat) - Online booking closed

Mon 27 Jul11:00Theatre Royal Bath(0.6mi)

via Theatre Royal Bath

Festivals & Events

Festival of Archaeology at Prior Park

Prior Park takes part once again in the Festival of Archaeology, with walks and information on previous digs and projects. Information will be on display about previous digs in the Pasture, as will old finds from previous projects, including the dams project. On selected dates, a volunteer will be available to answer questions and discuss findings. You will be able to view a timeline of the last 33 years, since the National Trust acquired Prior Park, outlining its restoration and changes over the years. Walk the site and find interpretation on different areas of importance, such as the Bath House. There are also two pre-bookable guided walks with the lead archaeologist from previous digs, available to book on the walks' event page (22 & 28 July).

Mon 27 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

Children & FamilyTheatre

Summer of Play at Prior Park

Summer of Play returns to Prior Park with more fun and relaxed outdoor activities for the children to discover. Lawn games available in the Cabinet near the top of the garden, and by the Tea Cabin at the bottom of the garden. Find the play library by the Tea Cabin, perfect to pop in for a refreshing drink while your little ones explore the games on offer. Don't forget to use our bug spotting sheets and explorer backpacks, available to borrow from the main reception. This year the National Trust is partnering with Pokémon. Thanks to this partnership, children will be given a Pokémon sticker book. Add a sticker every time you visit a Summer of Play site.

Mon 27 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

Community

Extend

Something's afoot at The Hub and it goes by the name of Extend. Their site has the particulars.

Mon 27 Jul14:00The Hub(1.8mi)

via The HubLocal gem

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Meeting at St John's Court, St John's Road

One for the diary — Meeting at St John's Court, St John's Road at Bethel Baptist Chapel. The organiser's keeping schtum on the details, but that's half the fun.

Mon 27 Jul14:30Bethel Baptist Chapel(0.2mi)

via Bethel Baptist ChapelCurated

Theatre

Play in a Week - Age 8-10

23 May 2026 - 13:30 (Sat) - Online booking closed

Mon 27 Jul14:30Theatre Royal Bath(0.6mi)

via Theatre Royal Bath

Festivals & Events

Festival of Archaeology at Prior Park

Prior Park takes part once again in the Festival of Archaeology, with walks and information on previous digs and projects. Information will be on display about previous digs in the Pasture, as will old finds from previous projects, including the dams project. On selected dates, a volunteer will be available to answer questions and discuss findings. You will be able to view a timeline of the last 33 years, since the National Trust acquired Prior Park, outlining its restoration and changes over the years. Walk the site and find interpretation on different areas of importance, such as the Bath House. There are also two pre-bookable guided walks with the lead archaeologist from previous digs, available to book on the walks' event page (22 & 28 July).

Tue 28 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

Children & FamilyTheatre

Summer of Play at Prior Park

Summer of Play returns to Prior Park with more fun and relaxed outdoor activities for the children to discover. Lawn games available in the Cabinet near the top of the garden, and by the Tea Cabin at the bottom of the garden. Find the play library by the Tea Cabin, perfect to pop in for a refreshing drink while your little ones explore the games on offer. Don't forget to use our bug spotting sheets and explorer backpacks, available to borrow from the main reception. This year the National Trust is partnering with Pokémon. Thanks to this partnership, children will be given a Pokémon sticker book. Add a sticker every time you visit a Summer of Play site.

Tue 28 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

Community

Teechers

New year, same problems... It is the end of term and John Godber’s hilarious comedy masterpiece has been reset for our post-Covid times. Bristling with teenage swagger and outlandish imagination, Salty, Gail and Hobby use their BTEC Performing Arts exam to showcase their work. What follows is a funny, fast moving, hard-hitting account of life at Whitewall Academy as they play staff, students and site premises managers, including the new drama teacher Miss Nixon who has helped get them into drama and changed their lives. But as Salty, Gail and Hobby conclude their performance and leave state education, it appears that Miss Nixon is moving on too... to the local private school. Updated by John Godber from his original 1980s classic, Teechers is a fast-paced comedy with a vital message about the entrenched inequalities of the UK’s education system that are still as punchy as ever forty years later.

Tue 28 Jul20:30Theatre Royal Bath(0.6mi)

via Theatre Royal Bath

Festivals & Events

Festival of Archaeology at Prior Park

Prior Park takes part once again in the Festival of Archaeology, with walks and information on previous digs and projects. Information will be on display about previous digs in the Pasture, as will old finds from previous projects, including the dams project. On selected dates, a volunteer will be available to answer questions and discuss findings. You will be able to view a timeline of the last 33 years, since the National Trust acquired Prior Park, outlining its restoration and changes over the years. Walk the site and find interpretation on different areas of importance, such as the Bath House. There are also two pre-bookable guided walks with the lead archaeologist from previous digs, available to book on the walks' event page (22 & 28 July).

Wed 29 Jul11:00Prior Park Landscape Garden(1.6mi)

via Prior Park Landscape Garden

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