Featured Events in Bath in July, 2025 (May Updated)

Welcome to the ultimate tribute night featuring Coldplay , Oasis , and Stereophonics all in one place! Join us for a night of unforgettable music with Coldplay It Again, Oasis Here Now and StereoCONics - three of the UK's best tribute bands. Get ready to sing along to your favorite hits from these iconic bands including Viva La Vida, Wonderwall and Dakota . Don't miss out on this epic Triple Bill event - grab your tickets now! 14+ Show. Under 18s accompanied by an adult. N.B - As per the videos below - this Tribute Triple Bill is performed by the same musicians. Information Source: Lark Arts | eventbrite

Rokia Koné + Mohamed Errebbaa19:00 Doors19:30 Mohamed Errebbaa (40min)20:10 Interval (20min)20:30 Rokia Koné (70min)21:40 EndsOne of Mali’s most beloved and dynamic artists, Rokia Koné is a force to be reckoned with. She has a voice that soars – pure, clear and true — above infectious Mande guitar grooves and traditional percussion, and her captivating performances run the gamut of emotion from joy to despair, fury to tenderness, wielding that astounding voice with grace and power. Born and raised in Ségou, the cradle of the ancient Bamana kingdom, Rokia draws on a rich tradition of griot storytelling and has a deep connection with her Malian ancestry. Her unique abilities in melodic improvisation, honed over years of late-night residencies in the legendary music clubs of Bamako, have earned her a place as one of West Africa’s most exciting vocalists. In 2017 she joined the all-female music collective Les Amazones d’Afrique, who use music as a vehicle to campaign for gender equality in Africa. Following the release of her widely-lauded debut album BAMANAN in collaboration with rock producer Jacknife Lee (U2, R.E.M., Taylor Swift) which brought her two All Africa Music Award nominations and The New York Times Critic’s Pick, now Rokia is putting her gritty, soaring, griot-infused vocals to Malian guitar and a West African percussive pulse. It’s the sound of an emerging legend replenishing her roots. Mohamed Errebbaa was born in Rabat, Morocco. He is a musician and master in the Gnawa world. Mohamed spent a decade traveling throughout Morocco, studying the diverse regional musical traditions under some of the leading musicians in the country. In southern Morocco, he studied Issawa and Deqqa folkloric percussion, developing a particular passion for the three-stringed Gnawa bass lute, the Guembri, before launching his international career. Receptive to the fusion of musical genres, Mohamed has collaborated with many leading international artists. He has worked and performed with artists such as Trevy Felix, Nelly Stharre, Antonia Vai, Hamid Bouchnak, Martin Signeur, and Justin Adams, mixing traditional African music with the sounds of the wider world. Information Source: Wildtune | eventbrite

Programme for the day 8.30 - Registration and Coffee 08:50 Welcome and housekeeping - Julia Handel RN and Nici Newbold Nurse Manager 09:00 ERIC - The Children’s Bowel & Bladder Charity Brenda Cheer - Nurse trainer working for the charity 10:45 Coffee 11:00 Paediatric urological conditions and emergencies Mr Tim Bates - Consultant Urologist, Royal United Hospital, Bath 12:00 Lunch - optional tour of the medical centre 13:00 Caring for pupils with dysmenorrhea, menorrhagia, precocious and delayed puberty Miss Sarah Armstrong, Consultant Gynaecologist with an interest in Paediatric and Adolescent gynaecology. St Michael’s Hospital, Bristol. 14:00 Afternoon Tea 14:15 Betsi, Florence and Godfrey. The early days of nursing and healthcare Dr Alex Anstey - Professor in dermatology, and author of, Under the Skin. 15:00 Discussion around best Nursing practice today. 15:30 Certificate of attendance and evaluation forms Information Source: Monkton Hospitality | eventbrite

Welcome to the It Happens Education Conference 2025! Date: Wednesday 2 July 2025 Location: Royal High School Bath Confirmed speakers: Jamie Bale, Schools Team Coordinator, Beyond Equality - Masculinities, Empathy & Connection Nick Hewlett CEO, St Dunstan’s Education Group - Why we need to get serious about RSHE in school Dr Jack Andrews, University of Oxford - The adolescent brain and social development Dr Elly Hanson, Clinical Psychologist - Corporate profit at children's cost: How online forces are driving new sexual harms to young people and what we can do about it Monica Bhogal, Director, Schools Consent Project - Teaching Consent: Prevention through Education Dr Robyn Muir, University of Surrey - Influencer Culture and Disney Princesses: Using Young People's Media Diets to Promote Media Literacy? Gabrielle Williams, Event Director - The festival environment: exploring the skills young people need to safely navigate new experiences Faustine Petron, Make it Mandatory - KS5 Conundrum: The vital importance of RSHE in sixth form Information Source: It Happens Education | eventbrite

Welcome to Leadership Dialogues 2025: Leadership as a Force for Good On 2nd July 2025, in the picturesque city of Bath, we’ll gather for a day dedicated to meaningful connection and insightful discussion. This year’s theme, "Leadership as a Force for Good," calls on leaders from all walks of life to explore how leadership can drive positive change and benefit communities, organisations, and society as a whole. It’s an opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, share ideas, and be inspired by a collective vision of leadership that puts purpose and integrity at its heart. Join us for a day of stimulating conversations, thought-provoking sessions, and the chance to build relationships that could shape the future. Together, let’s champion leadership that truly makes a difference. Please note that the above agenda is subject to change. Please check the Leadership Dialogues website for latest programming information. Please note that Student ID will be verified on the door for anyone who has purchased a Student pass. For the full agenda and further information please click here. Information Source: University of Bath, Executive Education | eventbrite

An evening with Tranmere Rovers player and EFL legend, Andy Robinson. We will be delving into career highlights of Robbo at Prenton Park and how he became one of the most loved icons in EFL history. Included in your admission, you will have a hot meal during the interval and live music. During the second half of the show, we will be taking questions from the audience for Robbo to answer on his career as a player and his all time EFL XI. We will finish the evening with an auction of Tranmere memorabilia and a raffle with the proceeds going to The Martin Gallier Project. Please email the event organiser if you have specific dietary requirements including veg options. Information Source: The Martin Gallier Project | eventbrite

Welcome to Glass House at The Mission Theatre Bath! This is the debut performance of Sandcastles Productions, a student-led theatre company founded in Bath and run by young people attending university in Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Durham. Glass House, the company's first original production, will be performed at the 2025 Edinburgh Fringe festival - but will be kicking off its Summer run in Bath for a one-night-only showing! 'Glass House' is a one act Drama which explores the ever-present, grimy underbelly of the human beast with an unwavering intimacy. A boundary-pushing piece of mocku-theatre, the play is interspliced with pre-recorded interviews with the 'real-life' inspirations for the on-stage characters as they tell their renditions of what happened on the supposedly historic night of February 14th , 2011- whereupon the longest recorded stop at a bus shelter in British transport history took place. The play uncovers how, on a night of unrelenting rain and flooding in the English countryside, a standoff between a bus driver clinging to the rules and a houseless man who can't afford a ticket inexorably leads into a mire of tension and social conflict. Information Source: Sandcastles Productions | eventbrite