Latest Events in Bath(June Updated)

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Join us in person for the SW CYP Eating Disorder Network Meeting 2026 to share, learn, and support together! SW CYP Eating Disorder Network Meeting 2026 Join us in person for the SW CYP Eating Disorder Network Meeting 2026 ! Connect with professionals, share insights, and explore fresh ideas in supporting children and young people facing eating disorders. It's a great chance to learn, network, and make a difference together. Don't miss out! Information Source: South-West Paediatric Mental Health Network | eventbrite

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Inspired by Maya Angelou's celebrated poem ‘Phenomenal Woman’ Join us for an intimate and inspiring evening hosted at the Gaisborough Hotel Since 2018, series founder Theresa McDermott has invited extraordinary women, women who have achieved recognition and made a significant impact in their fields, to share their experiences, the challenges they've faced, and the lessons learned on their route to success. These evenings are deliberately kept intimate, fostering the kind of open and honest conversation rarely found in larger settings. Guests leave not only inspired but genuinely connected to the speaker, to one another, and to the enduring spirit of phenomenal women everywhere. An Extraordinary Addition to the Series: Lady Carnarvon Lady Carnarvon, Fiona, 8th Countess of Carnarvon. Known and loved by millions around the world as the setting for Downton Abbey, Lady Carnarvon brings with her a life as rich and layered as the castle she calls home. A bestselling author, historian, international speaker, and tireless fundraiser, Lady Carnarvon has built a remarkable body of work that reaches far beyond the walls of one of England's most celebrated estates. Her latest book, A Year at Highclere, is an intimate and beautifully observed portrait of life through the passing months and seasons , revealing what it truly means to live, work, and steward an extraordinary home with history woven into every stone. Her story is one of heritage and modernity, of duty and creativity, of a life lived with purpose and grace. It is, in every sense, a Phenomenal Women story. Past Speakers Have Included: Thangam Debbonaire, Member of the House of Lords Lorraine Whitmarsh MBE, Environmental Psychologist Anita Bhagwandas, Award-Winning Journalist & Broadcaster Margaret Heffernan, Internationally Renowned Business Thinker Viv Groskop, Bestselling Author (who returned by popular demand!) 📅 Date: Thursday 11th June 2026 🕠 Time: 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM 📍 Location: The Gainsborough Bath Spa, Beau Street, Bath, BA1 1QY 🎟️ Tickets: £15 (includes prosecco and canapés) Information Source: The Gainsborough Bath Spa | eventbrite

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Join us for A Spoonful of Courage, a unique Ukrainian event where you can enjoy 4-course meal and Ukrainian culture in one evening. A Spoonful of Courage A Refugee Week Event by the Friends of Oleksandriya Join us for an evening that celebrates resilience, culture, and community. On Saturday, 13 June , the Friends of Oleksandriya invite you to the BRLSI Elwin Room for a special Refugee Week gathering themed Courage . The event brings together music, stories, and Ukrainian cuisine in a heartfelt tribute to the strength of those rebuilding their lives far from home. Programme A concert of Ukrainian folk music performed by Yuliia Lut , a local Ukrainian refugee, accompanied by Everton Hartley Reflections and speeches on Refugee Week and the meaning of Courage Food & Drink Enjoy a beautifully crafted four‑course Ukrainian dinner , prepared by MasterChef finalist and owner of the Ukrainian café Sweet Brumble , Iryna Malenko . Your meal includes: A glass of bubbly on arrival A 4-course Ukrainian dinner Tea and coffee Ukrainian soft drinks Wine available to purchase by the glass Extras Tombola Ukrainian souvenirs available to browse and purchase Organised by Friends of Oleksandriya www.friendsofo.co.uk Information Source: Friends of Oleksandriya | eventbrite

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Join us as Fonda Lee, (Jade City and The Last Contract of Isako) and A.S. Tamaki chat all things writing and Fantasy with M. H. Ayinde. Join us as Fonda Lee, ( Jade City and The Last Contract of Isako) and A.S. Tamaki ( The Book of Fallen Leaves ) chat all things writing and Fantasy with M. H. Ayinde ( The Invoker Trilogy ). The ideal event for fans of all things Fantasy! Fonda Lee's The Last Contract of Isako is the sci-fi you didn't know you needed: corporate samurai... in space. This is the first adult science fiction novel from the award winning author of Jade City. In The Book of Fallen Leaves debut author A. S. Tamaki weaves a powerful tale of ambition, vengeance and sacrifice in this masterful fantasy retelling of an ancient Samurai saga, packed with memorable characters, stunning worldbuilding and epic adventure. They will be interviewed by the wonderful M. H. Ayinde author of The Invoker Trilogy a relentlessly gripping trilogy spinning a tale of revenge and rebellion set in a richly imagined world of warring clans and ancestor magic. For accessibility requirements please email events.bath@waterstones.com Information Source: Waterstones | eventbrite

Why were people in medieval Britain so fascinated by ghosts and spirits? And what did these stories really mean? With Q&A. Medieval writings are full of ghosts, demons, and strange beings said to haunt forests, rivers, and villages. These stories weren’t just for entertainment. They helped people make sense of death, fear, and the unknown. They also reflected tensions between old pagan beliefs and newer Christian ideas, as well as the risks of life beyond the safety of the village. In this talk, we’ll explore how supernatural stories shaped the way people understood their world, and how they were used to support or challenge religious and social authority. Looking back at these beliefs helps us see how fear and storytelling have always been part of human life. Doors open at 7pm , talk starts at 7:30pm - come down early to grab a good seat! Follow us on IG @seedtalks  Speaker Bio:  Dr Jennifer Farrell is a lecturer in the Department of Archaeology and History at the University of Exeter, specialising in the medieval supernatural. Her research focuses on topics including prophecy, magic, demons, and Arthurian literature. She studies how supernatural beliefs shaped culture and understanding in Western Europe during the high and late Middle Ages (c. 1000–1500). She has published work on medieval prophecy and fairies, exploring their role in history and literature. She is currently working on a book on Geoffrey of Monmouth and the origins of the Arthurian legends. This talk is 18+  Testimonials from our guests ⭐ Truly riveting talks, always enjoy these - a great way to spend an evening with some pals. Already looking forward to the next one. - Alexander P   ⭐ Expertly run, talks are always super informative and a lot of fun! Couldn’t recommend these enough! 5 star. - Owen S ⭐ Been to a few talks and all have been super interesting. An enjoyable evening to go to either alone or with friends. The talks make for stimulating conversation. Highly recommend! - Daisy J Information Source: Seed Talks | eventbrite