DATE - 21.03.25

DOORS - 6PM

Tumbian (DJ Set) - 6PM - 7PM

Richard Norris Q&A and Book Signing - 7PM -7.45PM

Richard Norris (DJ Set) - 8.15PM - 9.15PM

The Egg (Live) - 9.15PM - 11PM

Join us for an exclusive evening with acclaimed British musician and producer Richard Norris. Engage in a thought-provoking Q&A session, experience an intimate DJ set, and participate in a book signing. The night will also feature a special live performance by The Egg. Enjoy a fully stocked bar, food and live music throughout the event. This gathering is designed for music enthusiasts and the culturally curious.

Richard Norris is a musician, producer and DJ, who made his first record in the post-punk, DIY era, aged 14. At the dawn of acid house, he co-produced the legendary album Jack The Tab, before forming The Grid with Soft Cell's Dave Ball, whose tracks include the Balearic classic 'Floatation' and the million-selling 'Swamp Thing'. His innovative Beyond The Wizards Sleeve project with Erol Alkan, alongside his hundreds of psychedelic, dub, ambient and electronic mixes and collaborations, are testimony to a lifetime at the forefront of music and the counterculture.

The Egg have earned their place within the underground dance music scene, with a reputation that stretches far beyond the UK, thanks to their extensive global tours. Originating from Oxford in the 1990s, the band made waves by combining electronic techno with the raw energy of a traditional live band setup—bass, drums, guitar, and keys. 

This event takes place across multiple rooms and is unfortunately not fully accessible. If you require assistance please contact us.

Follow Richard Norris

Instagram | Bsky

Follow The Egg

Instagram | Bandcamp

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After a fantastic debut session at Roseberry, we’re excited to host our second Sunday Community Yoga Class on 9th February.

This class is open to all levels, from beginners to experienced yogis, and offers a welcoming space to move, breathe, and unwind.

🧘 Guided by experienced instructor Judi Bowers
⏳ 60-minute session to help you stretch, strengthen, and relax
☕ Unlimited tea to enjoy after class

📅 Date: Sunday 9th February
⏰ Time: 10:00 – 11:00 AM (please arrive 10 minutes early)
📍 Location: Roseberry Road Studios – Find us here
🎟 Price: £6
🧘‍♂️ Bring your own mat (if possible)

Following this session, we’ll be announcing our new weekly and bi-monthly classes—be sure to opt in for marketing emails so you don’t miss out!

Spaces are limited, so book your spot today!

Community Yoga

A new year Yoga session for the local community, £5 for all (ticket includes unlimited tea).

Perfect for participants of all levels, from beginners to advance practitioners. 

 An hour long yoga session led by experienced instructor Judi Bowers - with unlimited tea to relax and unwind following your session.

Sunday 19th January (10:00 AM - 11:00 AM)

Session begins at 10am sharp, please arrive 10 minutes before the session

Bring your own mat (if possible).

Community Christmas Party!

🎄 Join us for a festive celebration at our Community Christmas Party! 🎄

This December, come together with friends, family, and neighbours for an evening filled with holiday cheer and festive vibes.

✨ For All Ages: Bring the whole family!
🍴 Delicious Christmas Bites: Treat your taste buds to mouthwatering festive creations by the sensational Spoko!
🍸 Fully Stocked Bar: A selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
🎶 Soulful Disco & Christmas Classics: Dance the night away to a perfect mix of feel-good disco beats and beloved holiday tunes.
🎁 FREE ENTRY: This event is to bring the local community together, tell your neighbours!

Bring your friends, your family, or just yourself – this is a night to celebrate our community 🌟

This event is fully accessible - please contact us if you require assistance.

Do you support or research health and wellbeing? Or are you looking to connect with others working on health and wellbeing projects across our community and universities?

Join us at Connect! an event produced by Bath Spa University and the University of Bath designed to bring together researchers, creative practitioners, voluntary sector staff, social enterprises and members of the local community.

When: Thursday 28th November 1 - 3.30pm

(this will include an optional half an hour at the end for chats)

Where: Roseberry Road Studios, 25 – 28 Roseberry Road, Bath, BA2 3DX

We set up this event as we want to create spaces for people to come together from a variety of backgrounds and expertise to spark conversations and share ideas about issues that matter to them.

This edition will be around the broad topic of health and wellbeing, and there will be themed discussions within this such as creative health, green health and tech for health as well as friendly connecting and creative activities, chat and a light and tasty lunch from Bath Community Kitchen that will be served at 1pm.

If you are interested in making new connections, finding ways of working together or if you have an idea about how your work can connect with others in a different area to you, come along!

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Accessibility

We seek to make all our events accessible and have the following things in place. If you have specific requirements we invite you to share these below.

Event accessibility information

• The ground floor (where the event is taking place) has two entrances. Main Entrance: 74” wide (Ramp needed) and alternative Entrance: 35” wide (No ramp needed). Ramp available on request. Ramp is 6ft long and 715mm and total width 720mm. There is also an accessible toilet.

• Parking – during events there are up to 30 spaces in Spring Wharf’s retail car park which is on the first right as you come into Roseberry Road from Lower Bristol Road – please get there early to avoid disappointment. More information about reaching the venue can be found here.

• You are welcome to bring a personal assistant or service animal.

• We always budget for BSL interpreters / audio description and are happy to commission interpretation experts as required.

• We will send a guest list in advance including areas of interest as well as providing name badges.

• You are always welcome to take some time for reflection instead of joining small group discussions – there is an outdoor space as well as a lounge area you can take some time out in.

• We recognise that some people benefit from time in advance to prepare for events. We are happy to send plans and supporting information in advance of the event.

• We welcome you to be yourself, including moving around and taking quiet time when you need it.

Health and Wellbeing Considerations
We remain committed to the health and wellbeing of everyone involved in our events as well as the wider community, and therefore have put in place the following measures for the in-person elements of our events.

• If you are unwell please do not attend the event

• We recognise that some people prefer to wear masks in public places and you are welcome to do this at this event.

• There is a garden space if you need fresh air or some time out.

Join us for an exclusive evening with renowned photographer Homer Sykes as he shares insights into his illustrious career and artistic journey. Experience the depth of his work during an engaging talk followed by a Q&A session, providing an opportunity to connect personally with this esteemed artist.

Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere with music and a fully-stocked bar, all within a private setting featuring Sykes’ captivating exhibition.

Tickets are priced at £8, with a student discount at £6.

Prints will also be available for purchase.

Doors open at 6pm, with the talk commencing at 7pm.

IMPORTANT NOTICE! - Due to licensing issues, we are unable to serve alcohol at this event. Instead, we will be offering a range of delicious mocktails and non-alcoholic beverages for you to enjoy.

Roseberry Road Studios (RRS) and Bath Community Kitchen (BCK) return for another immersive evening of delicious food and live music amongst an inspiring photography exhibition by prestigious British documentary photographer Homer Sykes.

A fundraising event for RRS and BCK as they continue to build events and campaigns to help bring the local communities together.

Enjoy a three-course vegetarian meal using local surplus food designed on the night by the talented chefs at Bath Community Kitchen.

Bath Community Kitchen (BCK) uses communal meals and cookery workshops to improve people’s physical and mental wellbeing in Bath and surrounding areas. We believe that cookery and sharing food is one of the most powerful therapeutic and educational tools to improve mental and physical wellbeing.

Our vision is for more people in Bath to have opportunities to cook and eat together, to have access to delicious, healthy and affordable food, and be equipped with the skills to cook well for themselves, creating lasting change in our community.

Find out more about BCK here

Tickets are £25 and include entry and a three course meal.

-Please state any allergens or dietary requirements in the additional information box when purchasing your tickets. For any questions please contact info@roseberryroadstudios.com

• Non-alcoholic beverages served all evening

• Live music

• Photography exhibition

• Dine in Bath's newest art space

• Win exclusive prizes with our raffle

• Fundraise for Roseberry Road Studios CIC and Bath Community Kitchen CIC as they build and help bring the local communities together

Roseberry Road Studios hosts a retrospective by British photographer Homer Sykes.

FREE ADMISSION WITH TICKET

Homer Sykes is a professional magazine and documentary photographer. His principal commissions in Britain during the 1970s and 1980s were for the "weekend colour supplements," such as The Telegraph, The Sunday Times, The Observer, You, and the Sunday Express magazines. He covered weekly news for Newsweek, Time, and the former Now! Magazine, documenting conflicts in Israel, Lebanon, and Northern Ireland, as well as weekly news in the UK. Over the last fifty years, he has captured numerous magazine portraits of both the famous and not so famous—at home, at work, and at play. Alongside his commercial magazine assignments, Sykes has always worked on personal photographic documentary projects.

In the 1970s, he began what has become an ongoing career project documenting traditional British folklore customs and annual events. His first book, Once a Year, Some Traditional British Customs (Gordon Fraser), was published in 1977. In 2016, Dewi Lewis Publishing reissued this volume with over 50 'new' images from his archive. Sykes is the author and co-author-photographer of nine books about Britain, as well as Shanghai Odyssey (Dewi Lewis Publishing) and On the Road Again (Mansion Editions). The latter, an American project, began in 1969 while Sykes was in college. The photographic road trip was repeated in 1971, with the work then set aside for thirty years. In 1999 and 2001, Sykes traveled once again by Greyhound bus, crisscrossing America to document the ‘down home’ idiosyncrasies of everyday middle America.

In 2002, Sykes established his self-publishing concern, Mansion Editions, which has published On the Road Again and Hunting with Hounds. More recently, Cafe Royal Books has published 30 zines of his work.

As an award-winning photographer, Sykes has never been busier, managing his extensive archive of over twenty thousand content-rich images, working on personal projects, and shooting new material. His work is held by many private collectors and national collections. For ten years, he was a Visiting Lecturer at the London College of Communication (University of the Arts London), where he conducted group and one-to-one tutorials with both MA and BA students studying Photojournalism and Documentary Photography.

Sykes' vintage prints are represented by the James Hyman Gallery in London and by Francoise Morin at Les Douches La Galerie in Paris.

You can check out work by Homer Sykes work here.

OPENING NIGHT HOURS

Thursday 17th October 2024

6pm - 10pm

For normal exhibition hours click here

ACCESSIBILITY

The ground floor exhibition space is fully accessible with a ramp available on request. Please contact us before arrival. The first floor exhibition space is only accessible via stairs.

For accessibility queries please contact info@roseberryroadstudios.com

leap & dance (day party)

House, Breaks, & Bass at Roseberry Road Studios

Immerse yourself as we transform our art gallery into a dynamic haven of house, breaks, and bass. An all-day party with local DJs and good vibes. Food will be served on our riverside patio.

🗓 Date: 12/10/24 🕒 Time: 3pm - 11pm 📍 Location: Roseberry Road Studios, BA2 3DX

What to Expect:

🎶 Live DJ Sets: Our lineup of DJs will keep you dancing all day long with an eclectic mix of house, breaks, and bass.

🎨 Art Installations: Explore immersive visuals on the dancefloor from talented moving image artists.

🍹 Food & Drink: Enjoy a selection of delicious drinks and refreshments to keep you energised. We will also have a sensational food vendor (TBC) keeping you well fed throughout the dance.

DJ Lineup (times TBC)

tumbian (Deep Clicks // perennial) - @tumbian_music

Lady Casita - @lady.casita

DJ DUNK - @birch.duncan

George g-force - @djgeorgegforce

Simmer Down (Waffle House)

Tickets: £7 Early Bird - £10 OTD

Bring your friends, bring your energy, and get ready to dance 🎉

Follow us on social media for updates and sneak peeks: @roseberryroadstudios

Content Guidance: The story contains possible triggering and sensitive material. Mental health issues like depression and coping with the suicide of a loved one are at times part of the narrative.

Doors are open from 6pm. We will have our bar open and a special pop up stall from Bath Mind, who will be providing information on their services and available to chat throughout the evening.

Show starts at 7.30pm. Ticket holders are not allocated seating, and so seating will be on a first come first served basis. We also have the option for people to sit on the floor with a cushion if they so wish, at the request of the performer.

“I was a 7-year-old boy when my Mum tried to take her own life. So, I made a list for her, of everything worth living for. Come and be a part of it”. In this solo performance some of the the audience at times are invited to help make some parts of the play. As every audience is different, every performance is specially created for that group of people. 

This powerful, laugh-out-loud funny yet poignant play, directed by Polly Whitfield and created by playwright Duncan MacMillan, raises awareness around mental health issues such as depression and suicide, yet addresses these in such a gentle way to highlight the irrepressible resilience of the human spirit. The play explores humanity and human kindness, perhaps at a time when it seems sometimes in short supply. The performance is 75 minutes, no interval.

Philip Robinson and LIVING ROOM THEATRE previous production was All Is Mended: a repurposing of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” setting it in a care home to tell the real-life stories of elders in some of Devon’s care homes during the Covid pandemic.

EVERY BRILLIANT THING has been touring for the last 18 months, in theatres and arts centres, village halls, gardens, health conferences and in living rooms too. This is your last to catch it before the production heads to mainland Europe & Scandinavia, and west to the USA. It is a one-person play like no other, come and be wowed.

Tickets - £12 (Or Pay What You Can)

Bar available throughout the evening.

Resident Teddy Opong’s graduation.

Open from 4pm - 10pm

This exhibition requires stairs to access - please email if you need assistance.