#twerton

[thewhimsicalwales]

Day 2, Second stop: Bath

The Duke and Duchess went to Cleeve Court Care Home in Twerton and paid tribute to the efforts of care staff across the country. Meeting staff from the home to hear about their experiences of providing care and how residents have stayed connected to their loved ones throughout the pandemic.

~December 8th, 2020~

credits: kensingtonroyal twitter

[thepoopdeli]

taken 26th

[dnatwerton-blog]

We’ll be on the Farm this Saturday!

Join DNA arts FREE arts workshops and make your own animal-inspired headdress to wear to Bath Film Festivals open-air screenings in Foxhill and Twerton. 

We'll be at Bath City Farm on Saturday 16th July with the first in the series of these headdress workshops ran by Dee Moxon. You can also join us and make wild headdresses the day of the screenings;

Friday 2nd September afterschool session from 4 - 7pm at Foxhill Community Centre before the screening of The Jungle Book

Saturday 3rd September, 10 - 1pm at Bath City Farm before the screening of Zootropolis 

Find out more about the outdoor films here - http://www.bathfilmfestival.org.uk/festival-schedule/

[dnatwerton-blog]

Come along to the Bakers of Bath bakery, Twerton on Saturday 13th for some Valentines Day Activities! 

[dnatwerton-blog]

The DNA arts team headed to Bath City Farms Christmas Fair on Saturday 12th of December to create Christmas Crafts for our Twerton Festive Windows project that is already seeing 20 people transform their windows into a festive scene! Claire Loder created the window crafts while Katie Storer create illuminated crowns, arm cuffs and even claws to make the children be seen while out when its dark to make sure they were prepared for the event this Friday! Over 100 people came throughout the event and a great time was had by all with some fantastic creations made!

Make sure to meet us at the Whiteway Circle in Twerton on Friday the 18th of December from 6:15 and bring a bike or a scooter and join the parade!

[fleabilly]

[humansofbath-blog]

BATH: Twerton and Olfield Park

[tomguilbert]

Low road