Festivals and Events

Over 80 fantastic stalls showcasing the best of the vegan lifestyle will feature at the Bath Vegan Festival from Vegan Events UK at Bath Pavilion on Saturday 4th June 2022. Whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or looking to go vegan, this event has everything you could possibly need all under one roof.

Three days of Glastonbury inspired good times.

Annual music festival held at Garslade Farm, Godney, Glastonbury, BA5 1RU on the 3rd weekend in July.

The Bridgwater Independent Market (BIM) is a quality destination street market, showcasing over 50 of the best local producers of food, drink, crafts, homewares, beauty and fashion, providing visitors a unique retail experience with an emphasis on shopping local.

Live music

Check out all the fantastic events going on across Somerset West and Taunton! 

Come and learn all there is to know about Sheppy's with on of our Guided Tours and Tastings! Your experienced tour guide will take your group to visit one of our orchards, before showing you one of out vat houses, where we ferment and age our ciders and our press house. Finally you will have the chance to experience the 200 year history of Sheppy's Cider in our rural life museum, including a DVD of our cider making year.

Yoga is a very personal practice. Do Yoga’s classes focus on breathing techniques and meditation.

Community classes are back in our studios and we are delighted that our Tidalwave contemporary dance courses are back in 2022!

Sky, sea and land meet on this 3.5-mile circular walk. Along the way you’ll pass through Barton Woods, bursting with bluebells in the spring and multicoloured fallen leaves in the autumn. Although it is one of our more challenging walks in our ‘Little Book of Walks’ – taking in steep climbs as well woodland and open fields.

Photo: Julia Amies-Green

At the picturesque hamlet of Porlock Weir you can enjoy far‐reaching views across the Bristol Channel and coastline, and admire the tiny row of 17th century fisherman’s cottages and the weather‐beaten little boats. After this challenging eight‐mile walk, which includes a stop at the charming and tiny Culbone Church, accessible only on foot, you’ll have earnt a drink at the ancient ‘Bottom’ Ship Inn or maybe even some Porlock Bay Oysters.

Photo: Julia Amies-Green