It’s the last weekend of the Curious Minds Festival and there are heaps of Easter-themed trails starting up! Don't miss the fun at Dyrham Park, The Roman Baths, and Longleat this Saturday and Sunday, March 28th and 29th, 2026.
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Easter Farmers' Market at Bath Soft Cheese
Bath Soft Cheese
Free entry to a local food market on Sunday morning.
The Illuminated Cave with Wallace & Gromit and Friends
Cheddar Gorge and Caves
Explore the caves with a fun, illuminated Aardman-themed trail.
A Squash and a Squeeze at Redgrave Theatre
Redgrave Theatre
A theatre show specifically geared towards age 3+ on Sunday afternoon.
· March 28
7: Longleat is kicking off its Easter fun with a book-themed trail following the yellow brick road. Expect classic stories brought to life, and a chocolate treat waiting for the kids at the end.It's a massive, classic family day out kicking off its seasonal book trail this weekend.
: This is the launch of their Easter egg trail and they are running Easter-themed arts and crafts sessions all weekend. A great day out if you don't mind a short drive outside Bath.One of the first opportunities to join the new Easter trail and craft sessions this weekend.
: Families can step into Aardman animation magic with an illuminated trail winding through Gough's Cave. Perfect if you fancy an adventure underground.It combines a famous local attraction with a fun, themed trail featuring Wallace & Gromit.
: Join Hoot the Owl on a trail around the historic Roman Baths to discover fun facts about birds. This is a great way to make a trip to the Baths educational and interactive for kids.It’s right in the heart of Bath and provides a themed activity for the historic site.
: Get up close with new arrivals at The Old Farm Shop this Saturday morning starting at 10:00 AM. Seeing lambs is a fantastic springtime experience for all ages.Perfect seasonal activity with baby animals happening Saturday morning.
: This is the final day of the Curious Minds Festival, and this quirky walking tour promises to reveal surprising facts about Bath. Note: It is currently marked as sold out, so check for last-minute ticket releases!It’s the last chance to catch a unique, interactive event from the Curious Minds Festival before it ends today.
: An evening concert featuring the Bath Bach Choir playing music by Bach and Pärt. A lovely cultural outing for families who enjoy classical music.A quality evening performance happening Saturday in the city.
· March 29
2FREE : Head over Sunday morning for the Easter Farmers' Market at Bath Soft Cheese. Entry is free, and you can stock up on local goodies while the kids enjoy the market atmosphere.A great, free activity on Sunday that supports local producers.
: This theatre production is suitable for children aged 3 and up, making it a perfect early Easter treat for younger kids. Check the venue for specific times.Specific suitability for under 5s makes this a rare find for that age group.
Also On· anytime this weekend
4: If you missed Saturday, you can catch the lambing experience at The Old Farm Shop on Sunday morning too. See the newborns before they get too big!The second chance to catch this adorable seasonal activity on Sunday.
: Take a ride on a steam train this weekend down at the Bristol Harbour Railway. It's a great short trip outside Bath that feels wonderfully nostalgic.A fun, specific transport-themed activity available both days of the weekend.
: Take a guided tour of the historic Old Theatre Royal, running today (Saturday). It’s a fascinating glimpse into Bath's theatrical past.A recurring special tour running on Saturday that is less publicized than the main attractions.
FREE : If you are willing to venture towards Portishead, this free Lego Club runs Saturday afternoon for some structured creative play.A good, specific, free, creative activity happening Saturday afternoon.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Bath this weekend?
The best free option available this weekend (Mar 28-29) is the Easter Farmers' Market at Bath Soft Cheese on Sunday morning (9am - 3pm). Lego Club at Portishead Library on Saturday afternoon is also free entry.
Are there any Easter egg trails starting this weekend?
Yes! Both Once Upon an Easter at Longleat and the BIG Easter Adventure at Bowood House and Gardens begin this Saturday, March 28th, offering fun outdoor trails for the whole family.
What's happening on Sunday, March 29th?
Sunday features the Easter Farmers' Market at Bath Soft Cheese, the continuation of the Longleat and Bowood trails, a special performance of A Squash and a Squeeze at Redgrave Theatre (Age 3+), and the Steam Train Ride at the Bristol Harbour Railway.
