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• Explore the USA with LEGO Bricks

• With over 40 incredible brick models

• Includes interactive build stations for visitors to create and play with LEGO

Coming soon to Bath – Brick America: An Adventure in LEGO® Bricks – an off-the-scale, super-fun exhibition, celebrating favourite icons from across the USA and inviting everyone to build and play. Visitors will discover famous buildings, cityscapes and vehicles, plus models inspired by movies, history, NASA, iconic people and much more, with many models and mosaics built specially for the American Museum & Gardens by artist Warren Elsmore and his team. But the awesome adventure doesn’t stop there! Brick America will include exciting build stations with areas for visitors to display their own creations, a LEGO bricks graffiti wall and activities to download. From little builders to serious LEGO experts, everyone is sure to love Brick America. Launching with  a 4-day Big Build event, when visitors can work alongside Warren to create a giant model of the Hollywood Sign.

More information available at the American Museum website below.

From November 2^nd to December 16^th Bath Central Library Art Space is the place to see a new selection of work from painters Kate Davies  and Penny Ives.

Exhibiting alongside them will be Jackie Bennett, animal and bird felt sculptor extraordinaire.

Opening times: Mon- Thurs 9.30-5.00, Fri- Sat: 9.30-4.30. Closed Sunday.

Celebrating the wide and eclectic history of Modern British Art, this exhibition features works by Terry Frost, John Piper, Kitty Church, Julian Bailey, Keith Vaughan and more, set in the beautiful lower ground floor of Berdoulat.

Tuesday – Saturday; 10am – 5.30pm for the duration of the show

The Winter Exhibition brings together the work of British contemporary artists, ceramicists and jewellers. Ceramicist Emily Myers work is in porcelain and red stoneware clay; Philip Lyons returns with new work capturing the ever-changing light of the Cornish coastline; and Lisa Wisdom creates unique metal landscapes from a palette of rust and copper. Jeweller Jenifer Wall creates contrast by applying white and yellow gold leaf to oxidised metal and Marlene McKibbin makes brightly coloured, dip-dyed and hand machined acrylic chunky bangles, earrings and rings.

What better than a captivating landscape and stunningly lit trees, creating an enchanting world full of wonder?

Don’t miss well-loved Enchanted Christmas at Westonbirt, The National Arboretum, where the magic of the festive season comes to life in spectacular illuminated fashion!

On selected evenings from Friday 24 November until Saturday 23 December prepare to be dazzled by an enthralling winter wonderland, filled with sparkling lights, festive sounds and mesmerising installations.

The perfect time to create cherished family memories to last a lifetime.

Pre-booking essential, see forestryengland.uk for specific dates

Image courtesy of Johnny Hathaway.

The Winter Exhibition brings together the work of British contemporary artists, ceramicists and jewellers. Ceramicist Emily Myers work is in porcelain and red stoneware clay; Philip Lyons returns with new work capturing the ever-changing light of the Cornish coastline; and Lisa Wisdom creates unique metal landscapes from a palette of rust and copper. Jeweller Jenifer Wall creates contrast by applying white and yellow gold leaf to oxidised metal and Marlene McKibbin makes brightly coloured, dip-dyed and hand machined acrylic chunky bangles, earrings and rings.

Original contemporary art work, ceramics, jewellery and sculpture from over 80 of the nation’s leading independent artists, all under one beautiful roof! Find the perfect painting for that awkward spot in the living room, the hand-crafted print to finish off your new extension, or a stunning centrepiece for the garden.

Prices are competitive with Limited Edition Prints starting from £30 and original paintings from £99.

Friday 23 February: Private View
Saturday 24 February: 10am-6pm
Sunday 25 February: 10am-5pm