Events in Bath From 30th March – 5th April 2026

You can find a varied mix of events in Bath this week, from quiet mornings exploring heritage sites to lively evenings embracing performance culture. This week’s programme reflects Bath's layered character, its Roman foundations visible at the original baths, its Georgian elegance echoing through The Circus and Pulteney Bridge, and wartime resilience echoed in preserved city centre landmarks. Events take place in pedestrian-friendly areas like Jacob’s Ladder or Beechen Cliff, where paths remain uneven but offer views over historic rooftops.

Live music happens at traditional pubs with character, while comedy nights feature sharp wit rooted in local storytelling traditions. Families can join seasonal craft days hosted within museum spaces often near green space and playgrounds, with children taking part in themed workshops that reflect regional history. For food lovers, dining experiences go beyond standard meals: afternoon teas are served at venues tucked inside historic buildings such as those adjacent to the Roman Baths or The Circus; Easter brunches include local produce sourced from nearby markets.

Evenings build momentum slowly, nighttime events include cultural talks and performances in established performance spaces maintaining a moderate intensity. Open museum sessions, especially during daylight hours, invite reflection on Bath’s history: its role as an ancient spa town established by the Romans around 70 AD; Royalist occupation after Lansdown Hill in 1643; or damage from Baedecker Raids in April 1942.

Check listings below for precise times and locations.