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Rainy Day Picks This Weekend in Timsbury (Bath and North East Somerset)

10 picks around Timsbury (Bath and North East Somerset), from 8 local venues. The map pin is doing actual work here.

25–26 July Near Timsbury (Bath and North East Somerset)

Not every listing gets a golden ticket

We check the usual frankly silly number of local websites, then look for events that feel rainy-day friendly: cinemas, theatres, talks, workshops, galleries, concerts, cosy venues, and anything less likely to involve standing in a muddy field making brave weather noises.

Happening Saturday 25 July to Sunday 26 July.
Picked for Timsbury (Bath and North East Somerset), not somewhere halfway across the county.
Only Local Gems and Curated venues make the cut, because standards are still a thing.
Listings with proper descriptions get bumped up the list. Three words and a shrug will not do.

Our 10 picks near Timsbury (Bath and North East Somerset)

Foxy's Den Open Mic Afternoon1Free! (worth double-checking)

Foxy's Den Open Mic Afternoon

at Foxy's Den

A warm and encouraging environment to help you be the best you can be. If you are a performer, we welcome bands, solo artists, comedians, magicians, poets and entertainers of all ages.

8.1 milesSun 26 Jul15:00
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Forest of the Imagination: Pay-What-You-Can-Day7

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

at The American Museum (Claverton Manor)

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.

7.9 milesSun 26 Jul11:00
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Three Bad Men (1926) With live piano score by Meg Morley9

Three Bad Men (1926) With live piano score by Meg Morley

at The Pound Arts Centre

A new series of silent-era classics arrives at The Pound Arts Centre, all accompanied by live piano score performed by BFI Southbank’s resident pianist Meg Morley. Since performing for her first silent film in 2016, Meg has quickly become one of the UK’s pre-eminent silent film accompanists, performing at various international film festivals and playing reguarly at the London Cinema Museum. In the 1870s, gold is discovered in the Dakota Territory, and wanted men Bull Stanley (Tom Santschi) and Mike Costigan (J. Farrell MacDonald) join thousands of other pioneers on a westward journey in search of wealth. Soon, Bull and Mike see a gang of thugs attacking Lee (Olive Borden), a young woman. They rescue her, but her father is killed during the assault, so Mike and Bull become her guardians. Before long, Bull and Mike leave their criminal pasts behind and devote themselves to Lee.

14.5 milesSat 25 Jul20:30
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Bowlore Medieval Display Weekend10Free! (worth double-checking)

Bowlore Medieval Display Weekend

at Glastonbury Abbey

Across the weekend of the 25th & 26th of July Bowlore will be performing two shows per day - one archery, one weapons (both approximately 45 mins+) showing the use of a range of arrowheads and edged hand/pole weapons from the whole medieval period, including choreographed combat and sharp-sword cutting demonstrations. The shows will be fully commentated and include plenty of history, humour and audience participation elements. Show Times: 12 noon & 3pm both days Between shows there will be have-a-go archery and sword-school (suitable for all ages, for a small fee) plus a hands-on display of weapons and armour, talks and Q&A, set within their medieval tented encampment. This event is included with the cost of admission and Glastonbury Abbey members can enjoy it free of charge (additional charges apply for have a go activities). Save on the cost of admission by ordering in advance online. Buy Admission

16.2 milesSat 25 Jul11:00
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