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Friday 30th July 2010

Eating Out
 The insider’s guide to
eating out in Bath

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Meet the saucy man himself when he visits Toppings Books on Thursday 5 August
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The Bath Racecourse Cider Festival is back by popular demand
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4-course taster menu with specially selected tipples to match at the Bear
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Give YO! Sushi a nibble and grab yourself a complimentary dish
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Enjoy live, laid-back jazz and a four-course dinner courtesy of an award-winning chef
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Cake Café specialises in cakes made to traditional English recipes.
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Going Out
 Bath’s hottest tickets
and must see events

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Fans of vintage miscellany should make their way to the Guildhall Market...
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If the 90s were all a bit of a Blur for you, relive those Dee Lite-ful days
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Ceroc Live Summer Ball (Saturday 14 August) at The Bath Pavilion
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The Little Theatre will be screening three of Glyndebourne's biggest operas...
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Brand new CitySocialising group has recently become established in Bath...
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This year’s Bath Folk Festival (August 7-15), an 11-day long folk binge
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The Makery Café - is now open every Friday morning (no booking necessary)
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The Piglet
 Family-friendly eating out
and event guide for Bath

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Sunday Funday at Bath Racecourse, with free, circus-themed entertainment
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Bath's Old Orchard Street Theatre was originally the first Theatre Royal outside of London
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By Jove! Productions are planning a series of gigs aimed at and produced by 13-23 year olds
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Put your tantrum-fuelled teenagers in the capable hands of the Bertinet Kitchen Cookery School
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Discover Bath as you may have never experienced it before on Sunday 25th July.
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SkyRide - a national initiative to get UK citizens cycling - comes to Bath on Saturday 25 July
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See the Roman Baths as you’ve never seen them before (and avoid the crowds)
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