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Keep up-to-date with what’s on in Somerset - from new business openings to special events, county-wide stories and more - with our regular blog updates.
We’ve handpicked ten friendly places, for all budgets, where you won't be penalised for going it alone, where you (and in many cases your four-legged friend) will receive the warmest of welcomes.
ROAR! Dinosaurs are on the loose at The Grand Pier this Easter.
Spring is the season of change and Dunster Castle and Watermill are trying something new: they’re opening on Mondays ✨
Tickets are now available for the highly anticipated John Haynes Classic motor show, set to take place on Sunday, 7th September 2025 at Haynes Motor Museum in Somerset.
Mendip Adventure has partnered with Really Good First Aid to sponsor local downhill mountain biker Jacob Cox. Jacob Cox, 18, is a downhill mountain bike racer from Axbridge, Somerset.
The beloved feature has been fully restored and returned to its rightful place, more resplendent than ever.
Love is in the air this Valentine’s Day as The Grand Pier proudly introduces the Heart of Weston, a stunning new permanent sculpture that encourages couples and families to spread the love.
After many months of research, audience consultation and content creation The Bishop’s Palace is now sharing the wonderful stories of the medieval Palace building and its people with visitors via new multi-media audio visual guides.
Activities include archaeological discovery, hands-on arts and crafts sessions, visiting friendly-farm animals and bug-tastic buddy encounters.