Food & drink events in Bath this weekend

Frequently asked questions

What food events are on in Bath this weekend?

This weekend: Guildhall Market Saturday food market (free, 9am–5pm), Green Park Station Farmers' Market (free, 9am–2pm Saturday), a coffee tasting at Colonna & Small's (£18, Saturday morning), a food and drink walking tour departing Orange Grove (£45, Saturday), a Pump Room Sunday brunch (from £22), and a Friday evening supper club on Walcot Street (£55 BYOB). Markets are free walk-in; tours and dining events should be booked in advance.

When is Bath Farmers' Market?

Bath Farmers' Market runs every Saturday morning at Green Park Station on Green Park Road (BA1 1JB), from 9am to 2pm. Around 30 local producers sell meat, cheese, bread, vegetables, and preserves. It is the best local produce market in the city. Free entry. Green Park Station is a 10-minute walk from the city centre.

What are the best food experiences to book in advance in Bath?

Roman Baths Twilight Dining, any Pump Room event, and the Bath food walking tour all benefit from advance booking — these fill up in summer. The coffee tasting at Colonna & Small's on Chapel Row is small-group and sells out most weekends. Supper club events are strictly limited and usually sell out within days of release.

Are there free food events in Bath this weekend?

Yes. The Guildhall Market and Green Park Station Farmers' Market are both free to enter. Street food stalls in Kingsmead Square operate most weekends from Thursday to Saturday. The Bath Christmas Market (November–December) is also free entry. Outside market season, Walcot Street has the highest concentration of independent food businesses in the city — browsing is free, spending is optional.