Many more events to come, watch this space for updates
Artist & researcher Eric Drass joins FaB to talk about his paintings in the SCREENPLAY exhibition, his process, and how AI informs creative and cultural content.
Gather together by Eric’s work by the stairs at The Old Post Office, then follow the artist for his talk in the dark room projection space.
Join ‘In Search of Ghosts’ curator Isabel Young, and some of her selected artists in the exhibition space, surrounded by their artworks.
Join curator Anita Sala for an evening of thoughtful discussion and lively reflection on the way we build — our structures, our systems, and our cities.
Bath Arts Collective’s monthly meeting for local arts, creative and cultural organisations.
aileen lyon & Sapphire Henriksen discuss themes and artworks which feature in this fascinating group show.
Join the curator of The Water of Sulis & Beyond Josie Purcell, the selected artists, and sound artist Dr Harry Ovington to discuss what freshwater means to them and how it has inspired their response to this Fringe Arts Bath call-out.
This screening + Q&A with the filmmakers shines a light on how artist-filmmakers explore the universal theme of loss in deeply personal films that are boldly expressive and richly nuanced.
Join a river-inspired cyanotype and sound workshop near the River Avon as part of The Waters of Sulis & Beyond project.
This screening + Q&A with the filmmakers shines a light on how artist-filmmakers explore the universal theme of loss in deeply personal films that are boldly expressive and richly nuanced.
Bath's monthly poetry night, featuring Aish Humphreys as well as our wonderful open mic (slots available on the door).
FaB is back with 2 weeks of free exhibitions, events and performances across the city of Bath and you’re all invited!
A talk about Newark Works, it’s former industrial life as Stothert & Pitt’s factory delivered by the Museum of Bath at Work team + a tour of the Newark Works building.
Desanka Rowell's illustrated talk will examine the Nazi promotion of culture as propaganda and the reaction of artists to the circumstances of the 1930s.
Part stand-up comedy, part performance lecture, TOY STORIES takes the audience on an irreverent, powerful and hilarious storytelling adventure through art, contemporary politics, twentieth-century history and… toys - £6 / £12 booking recommended.
Part stand-up comedy, part performance lecture, TOY STORIES takes the audience on an irreverent, powerful and hilarious storytelling adventure through art, contemporary politics, twentieth-century history and… toys. £6 / £12 booking recommended.
An evening of music, a horror film and some tasty discussion with performance by Finglebone, followed by Rewilding - the UK's first ever folk horror anthology, shot on location around Bath.
Rescued from dereliction, the Bath Jewish Burial Ground (1812-1921) reveals the hidden diversity of the City which was so much more than a Georgian spa for wealthy people.
What factors form connections? Which elements draw together or separate? Occupying a space situated between reality and imagination, the performance explores the interval between two impulses: present time and recorded time.
Bath Spa Uni students: Come meet the Fringe Arts Bath team and find out about opportunities at FaB Festival 2023.
For World Wide Knit in Public Day join The Knitting & Crochet Guild for the first South West Regional Day here in Bath! Indulge in a day of knitting and crochet talks and workshops, art and research.
£5 / £10 book here : www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/south-west-regional-day-hosted-by-bath-branch-knitting-crochet-guild-tickets-332368351687
Join art curator of The Drawing Rooms, Sandra Higgins, for an evening of conversation with Marguerite Horner.
Marguerite Horner will be talking about her life painting from her earliest years, starting from her first solo exhibitions in her twenties through her years painting as a scenic artist at the BBC, to her recent interpretation of the landscape of Englishcombe, Bath, for Sandra’s current exhibition, Shades of Green.
£10 / £5
Book here : https://www.tickettailor.com/events/thedrawingrooms/666716/
Join us for the screening of two films plus a Q&A with the film-makers John Potter and Phil Shepherd.
MAKE IT A FAIR COP, GLASGOW “we used our senior railcards to take the train to Glasgow to find out more (…) Jeff Bezos had an invitation but not Greta Thunberg. Not a great start.”
ON THE WILD SIDE: Botanist Dave Green reveals plants we ignore at our peril.
Free, no need to book.
Join art curator of The Drawing Rooms, Sandra Higgins, for an evening of conversation with Fiona McIntyre.
Fiona McIntyre is a well-travelled and established painter and printmaker. She is a founding member of The Arborealists and member of Gloucestershire Printmaking Cooperative. During her talk, she will introduce specific projects mapping her journey into natural pigments and inks, as well as her response to the unique landscape of Englishcombe for Shades of Green, and a recent residency for the Sidney Nolan Trust.
£10 / £5
Book here : www.tickettailor.com/events/thedrawingrooms/666712/
An online panel discussion surrounding the artist lead and Merseyside creative scene led by convenience gallery featuring prominent creatives from Liverpool and the surrounding areas.
View live events @fringeartsbath on fbook / insta / youtube and fringeartsbath.co.uk/2020-now
An evening of networking and sharing for creatives
An evening of comedy & music, part of 21st Century Neanderthal
VENUE CHANGE TO FaB 3 - An unforgettable night of sounds and spaces like no other. Check out their websites too.
Join us for the launch of 'Creature' during FaB19, a collaborative songbook featuring artist-written songs in many different forms: an exploration of music, songwriting, and art.
Artist Pip Woolf discusses the inspiration & creative process behind her work.
Meet the artists - Sabine Kussmaul + Bridget Kennedy.
