This February half-term, children can learn to play a Roman game, dress up as a Roman, make a fashion puppet, and create a crafty cat or a dancing figure at Bath & North East Somerset Council’s museums.

Visitors to Weston-super-Mare are guaranteed a warm welcome – according to the most critical of reviewers – the visitors themselves.

This February, The Bishop’s Palace will kick off its annual children’s activities programme with a fun-filled February Half Term.

“Beloved” – Tales of love gone right! Friday 14th February 2020, 7-9pm

The three-time Edinburgh Comedy Award nominee is finally back on the road next year with a brand-new show about the mind-bending intensity of new motherhood, but it is also about kindness, gentleness and joy.

AT THE BRISTOL HIPPODROME FROM TUESDAY FEBRUARY 25 – SATURDAY FEBRUARY 29 2020 Following a highly successful West End run of two and a half years and a sell-out tour in 2017/18, Paul Blake, Sony/ATV Music Publishing and Mike Bosner in association with Michael Harrison are delighted to announce full casting for the forthcoming UK and Ireland tour of the Olivier, Tony and Grammy award-winning BEAUTIFUL – THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL, playing at The Bristol Hippodrome in February 2020.  

Telling the story of one of the most successful songwriters of all time, the Tony, Olivier and Grammy award-winning musical BEAUTIFUL: THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL arrives at The Bristol Hippodrome from February 25-29 as part of a UK Tour following a successful two and a half year run in London’s West End and a sell-out tour in 2017/18

This year people throughout Somerset - as well as any visitors to the area - can look forward to and enjoy a series of three fabulous West Country cycling challenges that span the Summer.

More than 70 local businesses attended a ‘Meet the Buyer’ event at Bristol Airport on 29 January to find out more about becoming part of the airport’s supply chain.

Two of Somerset’s best-known institutions will be celebrated at Somerset Rural Life Museum this year. In April the museum will open an exhibition of photographs documenting 20 years of the Glastonbury Festival. In July it will highlight the work of the Royal Bath and West Society, the oldest agricultural society in the country, and the annual show that is synonymous with it.