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A specially curated guide to the next 48 hours (or more) in Bath
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CITY NEWS | JULIAN HOUSE GOES WEST
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| DOMINIC WEST APPOINTED AS AMBASSADOR FOR JULIAN HOUSE ON WORLD HOMELESSNESS DAY |
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Julian House has announced the appointment of renowned actor Dominic West as its new ambassador. The announcement came in time for World Homelessness Day, marking a significant moment in the charity’s ongoing efforts to support individuals affected by homelessness and social exclusion.
West, best known for his roles in The Wire and The Crown, has previously supported Julian House by donating food from his local farm to its emergency shelter for rough sleepers in Bath.
West recently visited the emergency shelter on Manvers Street and one of Julian House’s refuges for survivors of domestic violence. During these visits, he was able to get to know the clients to understand their experiences and stories and learn more about the support they receive at Julian House.
Commenting on his new role, Dominic West said: "I find homelessness a particularly emotive subject and I have worked for a homelessness charity in Dublin. I moved to Bath five years ago and its not the sort of place you would expect to see the problem of homelessness, so it is rather shocking seeing the extent of the issue in a prosperous place like Bath. I think the shock of that and seeing what great work Julian House does, made me want to do something to help if I can."
julianhouse.co.uk
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You'll love our marvellous October magazine which features a collection of great reading by our team of wonderful writers as well as beautifully presented advertising by Bath's best businesses.
This month we've embraced the mystery and magic of Halloween. Caleb Ferrari tells us the story of writer Angela Carter’s time in Bath, the doyenne of dark, gothic-themed literature. We also, believe it or not, secured an interview with a self-confessed vampire, Nik Jovcic-Sas. Dame Siân Phillips also spoke to us about her performance in Table Number Seven, part of a Terence Rattigan double bill at the Theatre Royal. There's a celebration of Bath Philharmonia's 25 years, news of a spectacular sound and light experience at the Abbey, and a host of ideas for stand-out interiors and a rich directory of contacts providing inspiration and practical solutions for the home.
Every month we deliver 15,000 copies door to door, but if you don't get a copy at home then you can pick up a copy at many places around town and from our floor stands at: Waitrose, Sainsbury's [Green Park], M&S Foods in Twerton, Tesco in Weston Village, and at The Holburne Museum.
Click here to enjoy the digital version of our current issue!
And if you would like to have a copy sent in the post every month, then we offer a postal subscription for just £33 for 12 issues, £18 for six issues or buy a copy for just £4.25. UK mainland prices. For Euro and World zone subscription prices – click here to subscribe on our website.
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WEEKEND RECIPES | COMFORT FOOD
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Words by Melissa Blease
Beef Stroganoff
Juicy strips of seared steak in a creamy mushroom gravy: Beef Stroganoff is a classic dish for very good reason – and it moves from stovetop to table in less than 20 minutes.
Ingredients (serves 4)
200ml beef stock
250ml soured cream (or crème fraîche)
2 thick sirloin steaks (around 300g each), trimmed of excess fat
100g butter
2 large shallots, peeled and sliced
200g chestnut mushrooms, sliced
1 clove of garlic, peeled and crushed
2 tsp smoked paprika
2 tbsp red wine vinegar
1 tsp English or Dijon mustard
Small bunch of fresh parsley, chopped
To serve: steamed rice or hot, buttered tagliatelle
Method
Whisk the stock and all but 2-3 tbsp of the soured cream (or crème fraîche) together. Set to one side.
Use a rolling pin (and a bit of brute force!) to flatten the steaks to around 1cm thick and season generously. Heat 50g of the butter in a non-stick frying pan. When the pan is really hot and the butter starts to foam, add the steaks and sear for around 1-2 minutes on each side, until golden brown. Remove from the pan and set to one side on a plate.
Heat the remaining 50g butter in the pan. Add the shallots and sauté for around 5 minutes, or until just starting to caramelise. Add the mushrooms and continue to sauté for another 5-6 minutes or until the mushrooms are golden, adding the garlic and smoked paprika for the last 1-2 minutes.
Add the red wine vinegar to the pan and simmer for 1 minute. Turn the heat down and add the creamy stock. Heat through (stirring continuously) without allowing the sauce to simmer. Season to taste, then add the mustard and most of the parsley.
Add any steak juices that have collected on the steak plate to the pan, then slice the steaks into thick slices against the grain. Add the steak slices to the sauce in the pan and heat through.
Serve immediately on beds of steamed rice or hot, buttered tagliatelle, scattered with the remaining fresh parsley.
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WEEKEND WINES | FETE DU VIN
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White wines of France at The Great Wine Co.
There is not, and will never be, anywhere quite like France: eccentric, idiosyncratic and unswervingly confident as it is in the ability of 'terroir' and tradition to continue to produce the world's best wine in the face of ever-increasing competition. The French are immensely proud of their heritage and with a winemaking history stretching back over 2000 years this is hardly a surprise.
• Hautes Pistes Chardonnay, Aubert & Mathieu 2022 | £15.50
• Pigmentum Blanc, Gascony, Georges Vigouroux - Pigmentum 2018 | £11.95
• Palooza Blanc, IGP Oc, Aubert & Mathieu 2023 | £11.82
• Blanc de Blancs, Vin de France, La Cadence 2023 | £8.84
Click here to see this and many more wonderful wines at The Great Wine Co.
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EVENT SPACE | WHAT'S BEHIND THE VELVET CURTAIN?
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NEW Upstairs at Green Park Brasserie
The new secret bar and kitchen from Bath Pizza Co is now open. Tucked away in the old loft space of the historic Green Park Station, you’ll find the stairs to this funky new bar hidden behind the velvet red curtain. Upstairs is available for booking seven days a week for exclusive use for groups of 50–90 people. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate the good times and raise your glasses to colleagues and family throughout the festive season. Bath Pizza Co and Green Park Brasserie menus have now joined together, including classics from burgers, steaks, pastas, salads and small and big plates, perfect for sharing or grazing year round, alongside the the world class pizza from the Bath Pizza Co kitchen.
bathpizzaco.com/upstairs;
greenparkbrasserie.com/christmas
6 Green Park Rd, Bath BA1 1JB
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OBJECTS OF DESIRE | ONE FOR THE ROAD
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The new Tudor Pelagos FXD Chrono "Cycling Edtion"
With a 43mm black carbon composite case designed for lightness and functionality, Tudor has introduced the Pelagos FXD Chrono "Cycling Edition." Created in collaboration with the Tudor pro-cycling team, this watch meets the demands of professional cyclists while providing practical features for the road.The super-cool matte black dial, accented in red, echoes the team’s colours but also ensures clear legibility. Its signature square hour markers and Tudor's iconic “Snowflake” hands are crafted from luminescent ceramic to enhance readability in all conditions. Around the dial, an angled re-calibrated tachymeter scale is easy to read and dedicated to help calculate cycling speeds. The two sub dials are perfect for split and interval times to a fraction of a second and a date window sits at 6 O'clock.
Powered by a high-performance, self-winding mechanical chronograph movement with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours and waterproof to 100m, Tudor have created a supreme watch that is both robust and highly reliable.
The single-piece, black jacquard-woven fabric strap offers unique durability and comfort, making it ideal for cyclists. Of course, even when you're not on the road, this eye-catching, high-tech watch just looks great in any setting. £4,560
To see this and other watches from Tudor click here to visit the Mallory website.
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Easton Knee High Boots in Brown Suede from DuoBoots
Crafted from soft brown split suede, Easton is adorned with smooth calf leather buckled straps for a textural contrast. This knee-high boot sits upon a comfortable stacked heel, the ideal height for day or night. A memory foam insole offers comfort, while an internal elasticated stretch panel equals a personalised fit. Our brown split suede knee boots are available in eight different calf sizes to accommodate narrow, standard and wide fit options.
DuoBoots | £275
Click here to buy now. or visit the DuoBoots Pop-Up at 12/13 Milsom Place, Bath
Only open for a limited time
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JEWELLERY | HAND MADE EARRINGS
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Daisy Studs from The Silver Shop of Bath
These delightful Daisy earrings are feminine and delicate, highlighted with a touch of gold in the centre of the daisy. Beautifully crafted by hand in a Bath studio, these classic earrings are the most popular earrings in the Daisy Collection.
Sterling Silver with 22ct gold-plated centres
Made locally in a Weston studio, available only at The Silver Shop of Bath.
The Silver Shop of Bath | £17.95
Click here to buy now or visit the Silver Shop at 25 Union Passage, Bath BA1 1RD
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HOLIDAY 2024 | CHANEL EXCLUSIVE
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The Magical House of CHANEL At Harrods, London
until 24 October |
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Harrods will have a two-week worldwide exclusive of the limited-edition Holiday 2024 products, including the limited CHANEL N°5 Collector’s Edition Eau de Parfum and Holiday Makeup Collection.
Select exclusive CHANEL offerings include: CHANEL 31 Le Rouge, in a 12-shade Personalised Coffret, a precious Set of 3 Glass CHANEL baubles, and a unique Set of 5 CHANEL N°5 Wish Cards each printed and adorned with magical CHANEL snowflakes with matching envelopes.
Click here to learn more or shop at chanel.com
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WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY | CANDLES FOR UNICEF
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Jo Malone London Charity Candle Collection
Jo Malone London continues to support UNICEF through the Charity Candle collection, a selection of five atmospheric scents for the home in decorated designs. The five-piece collection is created to make people feel good, physically, and emotionally. By supporting UNICEF’s mental health work, Jo Malone London is contributing towards a mix of work from country programmes to national and global advocacy, providing support where it is most needed.
This year, Jo Malone London donated 100% of the proceeds from their Charity Home Candles to UNICEF for World Mental Health Day.
Jo Malone London | £56
Click here to view the entire Charity Candle collection
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FURNITURE | MADE AND RESTORED
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Made and Restored
by Russell Drake
Made and Restored is run by Russell Drake who has been making and restoring furniture since the 1980s. From his workshop in the Wiltshire countryside near Bath, using responsibly sourced timber and traditional construction techniques, Russell creates timeless functional furniture to complement your living space. A firm believer in carefully mixing old with new, Russell offers a furniture restoration and repair service along with some antique furniture for sale. Please feel free to contact him for an informal chat if you are interested in commissioning a piece of furniture or would like that cherished item restored.
Web: madeandrestored.co.uk
Email: russelldrakefurniture@gmail.com
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MAGAZINE KIOSK | MAGALLERIA
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Curated by Daniel McCabe
HÅNDVÆRK is a Danish magazine profiling craftspeople, artisans, makers and industry communicators in contemporary Scandinavian craft and design. We think HÅNDVÆRK is a terrific resource for hobbyists or small makers who want to transition from working in the garden shed to a dedicated light industrial environment. It’s not a trade magazine with technical information but rather a collection of successful case studies providing practical advice, guidance and inspiration for those who feel they could turn a skill or interest into a satisfying day job. The latest issue looks at people working with wood, including a violin maker, a basketweaver, a cask maker and a craftsman who makes unconventional furniture out of waste materials. | £20
magalleria.co.uk
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Layla (2024)
FilmBath Festival begins next week! 18-22 October
The FilmBath Festival in October will show over 50 films across the city, showcasing a diverse selection of cinema from around the world.
As always, FilmBath Festival offers you a chance to see upcoming films before anyone else. This year’s programme includes bold new films such as Conclave with Ralph Fiennes, Nightbitch with Amy Adams, Small Things Like These with Cillian Murphy and Bird with Barry Keoghan. From quiet dramas like Radical and My Favourite Cake to ground-breaking comedies like Babes and A Real Pain, this curated schedule has the best of what cinema has to offer.
FilmBath will also welcome filmmakers to the city to discuss their films after the screenings of Close to You, The Teacher, Otto Baxter: Not a F***king Horror Story, Mountain Queen and Polite Society. Through post-film Q&As and panel discussions, audiences will get a fascinating insight into the filmmaker's work and process.
This year, FilmBath are venturing out of their cinema venues The Little Theatre Cinema and Everyman to a host of Bath venues and spaces to house their various strands.
filmbath.org.uk
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LIGHT SHOW | SHINING AT THE ABBEY
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| Shine On – Luxmuralis at Bath Abbey until 26 October |
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Shine On at Bath Abbey, involving dynamic light projections and original musical compositions, is an experience to savour. Created by Luxmuralis, this is a collaboration between sculptor and artist Peter Walker and composer David Harper who together specialise in immersive fine art, light and sound installations.
Visitors enter in 15-minute slots following the cycle of the installation. Taking advantage of the Abbey’s flexible Nave seating, selected chairs are spaced out randomly. Some people choose to sit cross-legged in the Nave, taking advantage of the eco-friendly underfloor heating, or simply lie back taking it all in. The projections and audio come in two sections, the second with specific imagery of the architecture and windows of Bath Abbey. The scenes encompass rich tapestries of colour, majoring in majestic purples, blues and reds, spreading themselves over the Great East Window of the Abbey, which tells the story of Jesus; populating the fan-vaulted ceiling with its rib vaults; and animating the carved stone arches along the Nave. It is all-encompassing. We see kaleidoscopes of abstract colours, stars, Latin manuscripts and figures including St George, King Arthur and King Alfred. It is a way of connecting with the Abbey in a new way and a chance to slow your mind down while being enveloped by the ever-changing audio and images.
In Peter Walker’s words, “We like to say ‘we create the stained glass windows of our time’. By this we mean we’re bringing stories to life with light and colour in just the way that ecclesiastical windows used to do. This use of energetic, visual storytelling makes it really, really engaging, but is also really accessible.”
Shine On – Luxmuralis is at Bath Abbey until 26 October. Book your time slot here: bathabbey.org
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Bath Contemporary Artists' Fair,
Sunday 13 October 10am–5pm
The award-winning monthly Bath Contemporary Artists’ Fair (BCAF) is committed to bringing the best of contemporary art to the heart of Bath. It has created a regular space where artists can network, share ideas, connect with the public, and where the public can connect with art.
Visitors can see the works of local artists and admire fine art, photography, sculpture, textiles, ceramics and much more, all under the vaulted glass roof of Green Park Station.
For updates and exhibiting artists click here.
Green Park Station, Green Park Road, Bath
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Jason Dorley-Brown at sandrahiggins.art
Jason’s images explore the space between photography and painting. He uses image software to manipulate an original photograph creating an image that is both photographic and painterly. Jason has lived in Bath and photographed many familiar locations over the years giving them all a unique and personal interpretation.
To view works by Jason, please visit the online gallery or email Sandra to arrange a private viewing by appointment.
jasondorleybrown.com
sandrahiggins.art
Email: sandra@sandrahiggins.com
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OPEN HOMES | ENERGY-SAVING SOLUTIONS
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Bath Green Open Homes,
12 and 13 October, 10am-5pm each day |
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Join Bath & West Community Energy (BWCE) for the Green Open Homes Bath weekend, where you can see how your neighbours save money with their cosy, warm and energy efficient homes. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore 18 homes across the city that have embraced energy saving solutions.
Whether you're curious about solar panels, insulation, new heating systems or efficient windows, this event provides first-hand advice directly from homeowners. Avoid the hassle of sales pitches and endless online research – get practical tips from those who've already made these changes.
Event highlights include a variety of homes, where you can see how modern, period, and listed buildings, including the historic Beckford’s Tower, have implemented energy saving upgrades. You can also book onto exclusive Spotlight Sessions to learn about energy efficiency in listed buildings from a BWCE Home Energy Surveyor and a B&NES Council Conservation Officer. These small group sessions require advance booking.
This weekend is perfect for homeowners and tenants who want to reduce energy costs, improve comfort and lower their carbon footprint.
For more information and a list of the properties, click here.
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Phenomenal Women, with Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh
Thursday 17 October, 5.30pm |
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Professor Lorraine Whitmarsh, MBE, is an environmental psychologist, specialising in perceptions and behaviour in relation to climate change, energy and transport, based in the Department of Psychology, University of Bath. She is the Director of the ESRC-funded UK Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations (CAST). She regularly advises governmental and other organisations on low-carbon behaviour change and climate change communication, was one of the expert leads for Climate Assembly UK, and Lead Author for IPCC’s Working Group II Sixth Assessment Report.
The Gainsborough welcomes all to attend and participate. Tickets include Prosecco and canapes and cost £15 each.
Click here to get your tickets now.
The Gainsborough Bath Spa Hotel, Beau St, Bath BA1 1QY
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Shakespeare Live: The Prince & The Knave
22 & 23 October, 8pm
The Prince and the Knave takes extracts from Shakespeare’s Henry IV parts 1 and 2 to tell the story of the tortuous relationship between Prince Hal, the future Henry V, and the down-at-heel knight Sir John Falstaff. In his inimitable style, Shakespeare mingles comedy, drama and pathos in the tale of the young prince coming of age and at last finding his destiny, while the boastful, blustering Falstaff follows haplessly in his wake.
Shakespeare Live’s team of actors take multiple roles as they bring to the stage the varied cast of characters who cross paths with this ill-assorted pair as their story unfolds.
The scene moves from the seedy streets and taverns of London, across highways and battlefields, to reach the final denouement at the court of the newly-crowned
King Henry V.
Tickets are £14
Click here to book your tickets now.
The Mission Theatre, 32 Corn St, Bath BA1 1UF
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DONATE | END CHILD MARRIAGE
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Match Fund Appeal - Double your Gift Today: Protecting Girls from Child Marriage in Ethiopia
Four in 10 girls in Ethiopia are forced to marry before turning 18. Exposing young girls to serious risks: limited education, violence from their husbands, denied freedom and pregnancy before their bodies are fully grown. But you can help.
The situation
Consecutive failed wet seasons and civil conflict have left families desperate, leading many to marry their daughters to wealthier families for security. This rise in child marriage strips girls of their freedom to shape their future.
The solution
Ethiopiaid partner, APDA, combats child marriage by educating girls, engaging clan leaders on its harm, training Women Extension Workers to support at-risk girls and so much more.
How you can help
Double your donation today and help these young girls.
Donations open until 17 October.
To donate now, click here.
Learn more about Ethipoaid's mission by visiting ethiopaid.org.uk
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U3a open morning
Thursday 17 October, 10.30am - 12.30pm |
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U3A in Bath is an organisation for retired people, semi-retired whatever age they may be who want to find purposeful activity, enjoyment and companionship. It is an organisation fully driven by its members who for a nominal fee are able to participate in a range of activities from the purely educational to the recreational. Its philosophy is of self-help. With over 1500 members in Bath, whatever your interests, there's bound to be others like you.
Monthly talks are held the first Thursday of the month and cover a range of topics. Non-members are welcome to attend but are asked to make a contribution of £5.00 towards costs. This contribution is refundable if you join at the meeting. There is no need to book to attend a monthly talk.
Free admission for the open morning.
u3ainbath.uk
The Pavilion, North Parade Road, BA2 4EU
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Unlock your creativity - wellbeing walk with Garry Pratt
Saturday 19 October 9.30am-12pm
Looking to boost your wellbeing and creativity while connecting with like-minded people? Join Garry Pratt, author of ‘The Creativity Factor’, for a guided 5k circular walk in Bath. Learn how time in nature can unlock your creative potential, boost your mood, and bring about real change in your life.
Tickets £20 per person. All proceeds will support Mentoring Plus and Off the Record Bath & NES.
Book your space now.
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THE PARAGON SCHOOL | HOLIDAY WORKSHOPS
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Spooky owl lino cutting workshop
31 October, 9.00am - 3.0pm
This exciting workshop, based in the school’s bespoke Art Studio, will teach pupils the basics of linocut printing – a fantastic technique that is perfect for creating a unique Spooky Owl composition. Various design ideas and artists’ work and techniques will be explored, from carving intricate patterns to mastering the art of negative space.
Please note that children attending must be in Years 3-6 due to the sharp tools that will be used on the day.
Tickets £45.
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Cookery workshop with a Bonfire Night Theme, 1 November
9.30pm - 3.00pm
Get ready for an exciting day of autumnal cookery. The group will be baking a bonfire treat – sticky gingerbread Parkin, and cheesy tomato puff pastry ‘Catherine Wheels’. There will also be an element of craft to the day.
Tickets are £55
The Paragon School, Lyncombe House, Lyncombe Vale, Bath BA2 4LT
Click here to sign up your child today.
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CANDLELIT CONCERT | OPERA
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If Opera presents: Baroque by Candlelight
9 November, 5.30pm |
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Join If Opera for an exclusive evening of Baroque gems in the candlelit surroundings of the ancient barn at Belcombe Court, Bradford on Avon.
This fundraising concert will be led by virtuoso harpsichordist Oliver-John Ruthven and his small instrumental ensemble, alongside Lucy Knight (fresh from Carnegie Hall) and International Handel Singing Competition finalist, mezzo soprano, Melissa Gregory to create an evening of virtuosity and elegance, pride and vulnerability, tenderness and passion.
Welcome drinks and canapés will be served at 5.30pm before guests take their seats for the concert beginning at 6.30pm.
Minimum suggested donation: £80 per person
(Ticket element is £50. If Opera will claim gift aid on £30 of eligible donations.)
Click here to book your tickets now.
Belcombe Court, Belcombe Road, Bradford-on-Avon, BA15 1LZ
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| Bath College November Open Days |
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Visit one of the campuses, chat to the team, and find out whether Bath College is the right fit for you.
Bath College prides itself on being the natural choice of College for both students and employers. The College has been recognised as one of the top 10% of FE Colleges in England for employer satisfaction with achievement rates significantly above the national average.
Wednesday 6 November | 4pm-7pm | Somer Valley
Saturday 23 November | 10am-1pm | City Centre
Click here to book your space now.
Bath College Somer Valley, Wells Rd, Radstock BA3 3RW
Bath College City Centre, Avon St, Bath BA1 1UP
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Bath Rugby v Gloucester Rugby, Saturday 12 October
kickoff at 3.05pm |
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Bath Rugby XV: 1 Beno Obano, 2 Tom Dunn, 3 Thomas du Toit, 4 Ted Hill, 5 Ross Molony, 6 Josh Bayliss, 7 Miles Reid, 8 Alfie Barbeary, 9 Ben Spencer, 10 Finn Russell, 11 Austin Emens (debut), 12 Cameron Redpath, 13 Ollie Lawrence, 14 Will Butt, 15 Tom de Glanville
Replacements: 16 Niall Annett, 17 Francois van Wyk, 18 Will Stuart, 19 Charlie Ewels, 20 Sam Underhill, 21 Louis Schreuder, 22 Orlando Bailey, 23 Jaco Coetzee
The game takes place at Gloucester Rugby’s home of the Kingsholm
You can watch on TNT Sports, listen to radio commentary on BBC Radio Bristol or follow written commentary on the Bath Rugby X channel
Pictured: Austin Emens, who is debuting on the wing this weekend
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PROPERTY IN FOCUS | EXQUISITE GARDEN FLAT
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Royal Crescent, Bath
Offered for sale by Cobb Farr estate agents Bath.
An elegant Grade I listed Georgian town house of fine proportions 14 Royal Crescent has been sympathetically divided into 15 beautiful apartments. Apartment 5 is on the ground floor positioned to the rear. This exquisite apartment was the former billiard room for number 14 and has retained the most breath-taking period detail which includes 17 original cartouches, intricate cornicing and beading detail along with a handsome period fireplace and working shutters.
The property is entered through a generous hallway with built-in storage and access to loft space. The main living space to the rear benefits from enjoying a fine and quiet aspect over-looking the garden. This beautiful open-plan space has a large bow window with three original sashes with working shutters and a handsome period fireplace. To the rear there is a well-equipped hand painted Shaker style kitchen and a bath and shower room. Accessed from the living space there is a rear lobby with a large built-in utility cupboard that houses the washing machine, boiler and hot water tank. To the rear there is a pretty, sheltered parterre walled garden, with a wealth of mature shrubs and trees.
Guide Price £750,000
For more images and to read through all the details click here to visit the property on the Cobb Farr website
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