Event Sun 21 Jun
Roman Baths Family Explorer Trail
Roman Baths, Pump Room, Abbey Church Yard, Bath BA1 1LZ
Listings last updated 18 June 2026 at 22:12. Events shown are correct at time of publish — confirm availability before booking.
19 June – 21 June 2026
Family events in Bath this weekend
Six family events in Bath this weekend. The Roman Baths runs a Family Explorer Trail on Saturday from £15 per child. Free storytelling at Royal Victoria Park on Sunday at 11am needs no booking. The American Museum at Claverton has a children's craft workshop on Saturday morning for £5. Circus skills at BRLSI on Saturday costs £8.
Listings updated at 06:00 today. 6 events. Pre-booking recommended for the Roman Baths.
Age ratings: Events below are listed for families with children. Where a minimum recommended age applies, it appears in the event details. All venues listed are accessible; contact venues directly for specific mobility requirements.
Event 
Event Sun 21 Jun
American Museum Children's Workshop: American Quilts
American Museum & Gardens, Claverton Manor, Bath BA2 7BD
Event Tue 23 Jun
Storytelling in the Park — Bath Spa
Royal Victoria Park, Royal Avenue, Bath BA2 4NX
Free · 11:00
Event Tue 23 Jun
Bath Natural History Society Family Nature Walk
Henrietta Park, Henrietta Road, Bath BA2 6LX
Free (donations welcome) · 10:00
Event Sun 21 Jun
Circo Arts: Saturday Skills — Circus for Kids
BRLSI, 16–18 Queen Square, Bath BA1 2HN
Event Sun 21 Jun
Victoria Art Gallery: Family Drop-In Drawing
Victoria Art Gallery, Bridge Street, Bath BA2 4AT
Free · 11:00
Book a family tour of Bath
Guided family walks and themed tours of Bath are available with free cancellation. The Roman Baths, Georgian architecture, and Bridgerton filming locations all have guided options for children aged 8 and over.
Frequently asked questions
What family events are on in Bath this weekend?
This weekend Bath has six listed family events: the Roman Baths Family Explorer Trail (£15 per child), a children's workshop at the American Museum at Claverton (£5 per child), free storytelling at Royal Victoria Park on Sunday at 11am, a free nature walk from Henrietta Park on Sunday at 10am, a circus skills class at BRLSI on Saturday (£8 per child), and a free drop-in drawing session at the Victoria Art Gallery on Saturday. Most events run without advance booking, except the Roman Baths and circus skills class.
Are the Roman Baths suitable for children?
Yes. The Roman Baths museum has audio guides designed for children aged 8 and over, and a family explorer trail in the main complex. Children under 6 are free. Ages 6 to 17 pay £15. The site has accessible toilets and a café. The Pump Room next door serves afternoon tea from £25 per head, which suits older children. Allow two hours for the full visit. Pre-book at weekends — ticket queues can reach 30 minutes at peak times.
Are there free family events in Bath?
Yes. The Victoria Art Gallery on Bridge Street is free, with a drop-in family drawing session most Saturday afternoons. Royal Victoria Park is free to enter and has a play area, botanical gardens, and space for picnics. The Guildhall market (Monday to Saturday) is free to walk through. Bath's Georgian streets and architecture are free to explore — the Royal Crescent and the Circus are a 15-minute walk from the station. The Bath Natural History Society runs free family nature walks from Henrietta Park on selected Sundays.
What age is the American Museum at Claverton Manor suitable for?
The American Museum is best for children aged 6 and over. The museum explores American decorative arts, folk art, and Native American collections across a Georgian manor house with extensive gardens. Children's workshops run during school holidays and on selected weekends — usually Saturday mornings for ages 7 to 12. Entry costs £15 for adults, children under 5 free, ages 5 to 16 at £8. The site is about three miles from the city centre; a bus service runs from the city centre to Claverton Manor.