30 years of the Bath Decorative Antiques Fair
After 30 successful years at Pavilion, the Bath Decorative Antiques Fair, 8–10 March 2019, will celebrate style diversity for the 30th birthday edition. There will be an exciting mix of a handful of...
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Profile: Paul Fisher, IMAtechie Ltd
My name is Paul Fisher, and I started IMAtechie Ltd as a small London based business in 2009. It formed part of Savoir Faire Consultancy Ltd, which was established in 1998 and provided IT services...
View ArticleReview: Richard Alston Dance Company at Theatre Royal Bath
Emma Clegg reviews Richard Alston Dance Company’s 25th anniversary tour, on at Theatre Royal Bathfrom 25 – 26 January Sir Richard Alston’s work is known for its instinctive musicality. There is a...
View ArticleReview: The Lady Vanishes at Theatre Royal Bath
Jessica Hope reviews Antony Lampard’s stage adaption of The Lady Vanishes, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 2 February Based on Ethel Line White’s 1936 novel The Wheel Spins, The Lady Vanishes continues...
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Reclaiming, reusing and recycling at Val Hunt’s upcoming exhibition at...
Val Hunt’s upcoming exhibition at the Victoria Art Gallery profiles her sculptures made from found and recycled objects – bottle tops, tin cans, scrap metal and plastic containers. It’s not just a...
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Avalanche season
Jane Moore is charmed by the swathes of snowdrops popping up in the darkest of winter days I have yet to meet someone that doesn’t love snowdrops. These charming little flowers are so universally...
View ArticleKES student Max Ojomoh signs contract with Bath Rugby
King Edward’s School is delighted that KES 1st XV rugby player, Max Ojomoh, has signed his first long-term senior academy contract with Bath Rugby. In a move announced by the club on Friday, Max...
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Five things to do in February
The Bath Magazine rounds up five things to do in Bath this month. Watch World-famous author Sir Hugo Latymer is growing old, rude and haughty. In a lakeside hotel, attended to by his long-suffering...
View ArticleWIN tickets to Northern Ballet Bitesize Ballets’ Elves and the Shoemaker
Special event cinema distributor CinEvents is offering two lucky readers of The Bath Magazine the chance to win tickets for all the family to see the Northern Ballet Bitesize Ballets’ latest...
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Behind the blue door: Interview with actor Ray Fearon
Blue Door by Tanya Barfield was set at the time of a mass demonstration by African Americans in Washington. The play arrives in Bath in February, the first time it has been performed in the UK. Emma...
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Ubiety: Caring perfumes
Here’s an idea: ethical health and beauty products with all profits used to care for others. A new range of luxury skin and welbeing products – Ubiety – does just that, with quality, efficacy,...
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New year, new hobby: Try your hand at embroidery with the Royal School of...
Learn a new skill this year and dive into the art of hand embroidery at the renowned Royal School of Needlework (RSN). Famous worldwide for its expertise, the RSN is the place to go for hand...
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Exhibition: The Sharmanka Travelling Circus
The Sharmanka Travelling Circus is a performing mechanical theatre where haunting music and synchronised light combine with striking handmade sculptures. There is a darkness there, but the...
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Seascape escape to St Ives
Emma Clegg takes her son on a winter weekend to the seaside town of St Ives, with its golden beaches, warm winters and a bright light that was once a magnet for the modern art movement Take one mum....
View ArticleReview: Fame The Musical at Theatre Royal Bath
Melissa Blease reviews Fame The Musical’s 30th anniversary tour, starring Keith Jack, Mica Paris and Jorgie Porter, on at Theatre Royal Bath until 9 February It’s hard to believe that Fame The Musical...
View ArticleBath at work: Adrian Hamilton, actor
Our series of photographic portraits by Neill Menneer shows Bath people at work. PeregrinusRoman trader My name is Peregrinus and I am a freeman born in Trier in Germany. My father was a successful...
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Soak up the Devon coastline: The Watersmeet Hotel
The beautiful boutique Watersmeet Hotel in North Devon is one of the finest coastal locations you will find in the West Country. This luxury four-star hotel in Woolacombe boasts extraordinary views...
View ArticleTwo key promotions at Mowbray Woodwards
Bath-based law firm Mowbray Woodwards has announced today that solicitors Nicholas Wragg and Lucy Terrell have been promoted to Associate. Lucy Terrell, who joined the firm in 2017 as a solicitor in...
View ArticleMogers Drewett sponsors South West-based Early Day Films project
South west-based law firm Mogers Drewett has announced its sponsorship of the latest film being created by Bristol based award-winning film production company Early Day Films. The support from Mogers...
View ArticleMichelin starred Olive Tree wins silver at South West Tourism Awards
Bath’s only Michelin starred restaurant, the Olive Tree, has won the silver award for Restaurant/Bistro of the Year at the South West Tourism Awards 2019. The Queensberry Hotel, which is where the...
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