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October half-term fun for Museums Week 2022

Museums and venues across Bath and North East Somerset will host an exciting programme of special events and activities over October half-term for Museums Week (22 to 30 October 2022).

Organised by Bath & North East Somerset Council, Museums Week celebrates the unique collections and activities in our local museums.

Councillor Kevin Guy, Leader of the Council, said: “There are Museums Week activities happening every day during October half-term, from a planetarium show and vintage train rides, to creative arts and crafts sessions. Many of the events and activities are free for local families with a Discovery Card – visit the Museums Week website to find out all the details.”

Highlights include:

There’s plenty on offer for adults too, including talks, tours and exhibitions.

For full event listings please visit www.bathmuseumsweek.co.uk.

Event dates and times vary – please check the website for details. Advance booking is essential at some venues.

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