Party in the City 2023 Leaflet

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IN THE CITY
12 MAY 2023 Sponsored by @thebathfestival #PartyInTheCity FREE LIVE MUSIC!
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WELCOME TO PARTY IN THE CITY 2023

Join Bath’s biggest FREE party on Friday 12 May, from 5pm till late, as the city centre bursts into life, with folk, rock, classical, jass, acoustic, swing, soul and more! Music will ring out from churches and chapels, including Bath Abbey, St Michael’s Without and St Swithin’s Church. Enjoy performances at museums and galleries, including The Holburne Museum, Victoria Art Gallery and BRLSI. Pubs and bars, cafes and shops will all be getting in on the act and hosting live events throughout the evening. As well as music indoors there will be a stage and stalls set up in Queen Square as well as a whole evening of entertainment in Parade Gardens and under cover at Green Park Station. Bring the whole family and come and celebrate the opening night of The Bath Festival with us on our 75th anniversary!

FAME

THE PARTY IN THE CITY OFFICIAL AFTER PARTY AT KOMEDIA

SCHOOLS’ VOICES

Schools’ Voices brings together 120 young people from Bath secondary schools to work with Bath Philharmonia and create their own songs. The choir will share their talent and creativity through four uplifting, powerful songs, inspired by nature’s cycles, community and being stronger together.

Generously supported by Andrew Lloyd Webber Foundation and Coles-Medlock Foundation.

Time: 6pm – 6.30pm

Venue: Bath Abbey

Continue to dance the night away at Komedia after Party in the City, for only £6 entry! All your guilty pleasures under one roof. Unleash your inner dancer and cherish that dance floor with nostalgic numbers from the past mixed with modern groovers.

Time: 11pm – 3am

Venue: Komedia

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QUEEN SQUARE

PARADE GARDENS

BLOWOUT SAX

6.50pm – 7.20pm

MUSIC WORKSHOP

6pm – 9pm

Bath’s Music Workshop at Green Park Station is a community-focused music charity providing instrument lessons, band sessions, and various music projects for musicians aged six to 70+. They will be opening Party in the City with a set by student bands, followed by their show ‘MuwFest’. A party playlist for all ages, bringing musicians of any age and ability from across the region together to perform fun and professional showpieces in a supportive and encouraging environment.

The Blowout Sax in Bath is where anyone can learn to play the sax – no music knowledge is required as the approach is playing by ear. We even provide a sax so anyone who wishes to try can try. We have fun in playing hence have been running over 30 years and we now also teach online worldwide.

BATH FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA

6pm – 6.30pm

Look out for the Bath Festival Orchestra brass players for an uplifting blast of pure brass magic.

FOLKLAW

9.20pm – 10pm

‘Stylish Passionate Folk Rock’ –R2, ‘Outstanding and Evocative’ – FATEA, FolkLaw’s music will get your feet tapping and your mind thinking. Inspired by 10 years on the road in Europe and North America, FolkLaw’s songs are a commentary on life, with earthy lyrics and vocals accompanied by Celtic fiddle and distinctive vocal harmonies.

SOUL’D OUT

8.30pm – 9.30pm

We are a lively eightpiece band consisting of two amazing vocalists, 3-part awesome brass section, an unstoppable rhythm section and one uncontrollable drummer!

THE ARKANSAW JUKEBOX COLLECTIVE

7.40pm – 8.10pm

They are covers but not like we know them – cuz we play ‘em Bluegrass style... yeeeharrr! Stormzy on a banjo? Sex pistols on a fiddle, bluegrass rap – it’s all here folks!

GIOVANNI L’IMMIGRATO

9.20pm – 10pm

Hold on to your breeches, Bath: Giovanni L’Immigrato are back with a rambunctious musical romp of high-octane indie-folk for an unmissable hoedown hootenanny this year, it’s gonna be a humdinger!

MAP & VENUE INFORMATION

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ST MICHAEL’S WITHOUT BA1 5LJ @StMichaelsWithout @StMikesWithout
ST SWITHIN’S CHURCH BA1 5LY @StSwithinsBath 26 THE CORK BA1 1EB @cork.bath @thecork_bath
THE DRAWING ROOMS BA1 1RD @TheDrawingRoomsBath @tdrbath
THE GRAPES BA1 1EQ @TheGrapesBath
THE GUILDHALL BA1 5AW
THE HOLBURNE MUSEUM BA2 4DB @Holburne @HolburneMuseumBath @Holburne
THE PIG AND FIDDLE BA1 5BR @pigandfiddlebath @pigandfiddle
VICTORIA ART GALLERY BA2 4AT @VictoriaArtGallery @victoriaartgallerybath @VictoriaArtBath
VINO VINO BA1 1EN @vinovinobath
WALCOT METHODIST CHAPEL BA1 5DA
WIDCOMBE SOCIAL CLUB BA2 6AA @WidcombeSocialClub
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The festival fun continues all week!

Join us at The Bath Festival 2023 to celebrate music and books in our beautiful city

FREE EVENTS

OPEN REHEARSAL WITH BATH FESTIVAL ORCHESTRA

13 May | 11.30am – 1.30pm St Michael’s Without

INTRODUCING READ EASY BATH

15 May | 6pm – 7pm Dorothy House Bookshop

LYRA COMES TO BATH

17 May | 6pm – 7.30pm

Komedia

CLEVELAND POOLS: SWIMMING THROUGH HISTORY

17 May | 6pm – 7pm

Dorothy House Bookshop

BATH CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS’ FAIR

14 May | 10am – 5pm Green Park Station

NEW FLEXIBLE PRICING MODEL

PAY IT FORWARD

This option is above the recommended price and will help support the cost of a ticket for someone else.

Is this for me? I have access to disposable income/savings, can afford to pay above the recommended price and would like to make the festival affordable for others.

OPEN CONCESSION

This option is lower than the recommended price and is aimed at those who could use the support of a reduced ticket price to attend.

Is this for me? I have access to some disposable income/savings and would usually select a concession rate.

BATH SPA ANTHOLOGY READINGS

16 May | 5pm – 6.30pm

Chapter 22 Roots and Records

STANDARD (RECOMMENDED)

This option is what we believe reflects the value of the event and helps us make sure our costs are covered.

Is this for me? I have access to disposable income/savings, and I can afford the recommended ticket price.

SUPPORTED

This option is the lowest ticket option and is aimed at those who need the support of the reduced ticket price to attend.

Is this for me? I have low, unstable, or no income/savings and cannot afford the recommended or open concession option.

HIGHLIGHTS

FERN BRADY

21 May | 1.30pm – 2.30pm

Guildhall Banqueting Room

£5 – £15 (excl. fees)

THE EXTRAORDINARY LIFE OF CHARLES IGNATIUS SANCHO WITH PATERSON JOSEPH

16 May | 7.30pm – 8.30pm

Guildhall Banqueting Room

£5 – £15 (excl. fees)

CONNAUGHT BRASS

13 May | 2pm – 4pm

St Swithin’s Church

£12.50 – £30 (excl. fees)

IRÈNE DUVAL, VIOLIN AND MACIEJ KULAKOWSKI, CELLO

18 May | 11am – 12.10pm

Guildhall Banqueting Room

£10 – £25 (excl. fees)

SEE WHAT YOU’RE MISSING WITH WILL GOMPERTZ

19 May | 5pm – 6pm

Guildhall Banqueting Room

£5 – £15 (excl. fees)

CARIAD LLOYD TALKS TO CATHY RENTZENBRINK

13 May | 7.30pm – 8.30pm

Guildhall Banqueting Room £5 – £15 (excl. fees)

MAX PORTER PRESENTS SHY

18 May | 7.30pm – 9.30pm

Komedia

£9 – £22.50 (excl. fees)

CONCERT FOR THE PEOPLE OF BATH

18 May | 7.30pm – 9.30pm

Forum £5 – £30 (excl. fees)

HOPE IN THE DARK: UKRAINE

20 May | 7.30pm – 8.30pm

Guildhall Banqueting Room £5 – £15 (excl. fees)

HELP US KEEP PARTY IN THE CITY FREE

Bath Festivals is a charity.

Every year we produce The Bath Festival, Bath Children’s Literature Festival and a year-round creative learning programme. Ticket sales cover less than half of what we need to do this.

Your support is vital in allowing us to continue programming our arts festivals whilst making books, music and performance accessible to all.

Please donate so we can keep Party in the City free and continue changing lives through the arts.

SCAN ME

bathfestivals.org.uk/support

Bath Festivals Registered Charity Number 801617

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