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Bath Digital Festival

The Bath Digital Festival brings people and technology together to explore the thriving digital scene in Bath.

The annual Festival was founded in 2011 to help kick-start learning in the digital technology sector, as well as provide the local community with a platform that enables them to grow and develop their skills and build connections with local and national organisations.

The Festival takes individuals of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds on a journey of digital discovery through interactive workshops, seminars, and thought leadership over five days across the city.

Overall, the Bath Digital Festival aims to:

• Champion digital and technology solutions in the local community, in business, and in our personal lives
• Promote and advance the tech sector in the region
• Provide a platform to share, educate and create excitement around talent, opportunities, and success stories in the local area

Get in touch to find out more and get involved – hello@techspark.co

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