Bath's BRLSI lines up heritage talk and repair festival two months apart
The Queen Square institution will host a lecture on Elizabeth Linley in September and partner on a sustainability repair event in October.
The Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution (BRLSI) is due to hold two public events in Bath this autumn, according to separate announcements from Bath Voice and Dorothy House Hospice [1][2].
On 2 September, BRLSI will host a talk titled "Elizabeth Linley: the (troubled) Nightingale of Bath," Bath Voice reported [1]. The event is scheduled from 7:30pm to 9pm at BRLSI's building at 6-18 Queen Square.
On 10 October, Dorothy House Hospice will partner with BRLSI and Share & Repair Bath to run Fixfest, a family-friendly repair and reuse event, from 10am to 4pm [2].
The two events mean BRLSI will serve as a venue for both heritage programming and sustainability activity within weeks of each other.
The announcements come alongside other autumn cultural and wellbeing events in the area. The University of Bath is running Be Well Week from 5 to 9 October, with free student activities built around six wellbeing themes, 3SG reported [3]. In Bristol, the Old Vic Theatre School is presenting a new musical, "Pericles (Kind Of)," created by 2025 MFA Professional Acting and MA Directing graduates and performed with BA Professional Acting students, the school said [4].
Sources
- Bath Voice: Bath Voice News: what’s on in September including theatre, exhibitions and more
- Dorothy House Hospice: Join Dorothy House at Fixfest!
- 3SG (Bath & North East Somerset Third Sector Group): Participate in University of Bath Be Well Week 5th - 9th October
- Bristol Old Vic Theatre School: Graduates and BA Professional Acting Students Present Pericles (Kind Of)
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