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2026
JANUARY
Returning for the sixth time, the Bath Jazz Weekend has found its way to becoming an important part of Bath's cultural calendar with its uniquely co-operative and utterly diverse three days and ten sessions of jazz.
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At just the right time of year after all the fuss of Christmas is over and in the intimate setting of the club, the 6th annual Bath Jazz Weekend has tickets available for the whole weekend, individual days or individual sessions - and discounts for WSC members and Under 25s.
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Bar and food available throughout.
Details, updates and contact the JazzWeekend via the website link - www.bathjazzweekend.com
Friday - Doors open - 5pm
Saturday - Doors open - 12pm
Sunday - Doors open - 12pm
FRIDAY 9TH - SUNDAY 11TH JANUARY BATH JAZZ WEEKEND
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A rare opportunity to enjoy the fascinating variety of designs and styles of original film posters from across the decades, from the extensive collection of archivist, musician and Widcombe resident the late Joe Spibey.
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This exhibition can also be seen during January and February every Friday evening in our ground floor Waterside Bar between 5pm -10.30pm and at other times when we have public events.
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FREE ENTRY
6pm - 8pm
THURSDAY 8TH JANUARY
JAZZ AT THE MOVIES POSTER EXHIBITION - OPEN EVENING
Dorota Kobiela, Hugh Welchman, Poland / UK, 2017, 94m, 12A, F-Rated
The circumstances which led to the death of artist Vincent van Gogh are explored in this astonishing animated film. A year after his apparent suicide, postman Joseph Roulin charges his initially reluctant son Armand with the task of delivering van Gogh’s last letter to his brother Theo. Travelling first to Paris and then to Auvers-sur-Oise, Armand begins to suspect foul play. Questioning those who knew Vincent, Armand turns detective as his attempts to reconcile conflicting accounts embroil him in the mystery of the artist’s final days.
Seven years in the making, involving a team of 125 painters who painstakingly created every frame of the film as an oil-on-canvas rendition in the style of van Gogh, this film has to be seen to be believed! Vincent’s iconic paintings vividly spring into life on the screen, plunging Armand and you the viewer deeper and deeper into a tantalising ‘whodunnit’ scenario.
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Pre-screening supper available - French bread & pate or cheese platter
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Tickets: £9/£7 WSC members
Doors open - 5:30pm
Film Starts - 6:30pm
SUNDAY 18TH JANUARY
OFF THE WALL FILMS PRESENTS - LOVING VINCENT
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FEBRUARY
Say hello to 2026 with a dancefloor full of indie bangers. Come and have a dance at the indie disco to the tunes that used to get you moving, as your 6 legged groove machine once more bring you a night of classic old school indie tunes, from punk and new wave through to baggy and britpop...and everything inbetween.
Tickets £7.50 / £6.50 (WSC Members)
8pm - 1am
SATURDAY 7TH FEBRUARY TRANSMISSION INDIE DISCO
MARCH
In partnership with supporters of the Bath-Kaposvar friendship link
Zoltán Fábri, Hungary, 1956, 95m, 15, sub-titles
Rural Hungary around the time of Stalin’s death in 1953. Mari, daughter of István, is a headstrong young woman pursued by the handsome dark-haired Máté. The two are soon deeply in love, but Istvan is dead set against the romance. He’s anxious to extricate himself and his land from the local farming collective and to enter a private business venture with fellow landowner Sándor, whom he wants to pair with Mari to ‘seal the deal’. But Máté, who is a champion of collectivism, will not relinquish Mari and a showdown worthy of ‘Romeo and Juliet’ is in prospect.
Pre-screening supper - charcuterie & olive platter or vegetarian 3 dips platter
Tickets: £9/£7 WSC members
Doors open - 5:30pm
Film Starts - 6:30pm
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SUNDAY 15TH MARCH
OFF THE WALL FILMS PRESENTS - MERRY-GO-ROUND (Körhinta)
Margy Kinmonth, UK, 2022, 87m, PG
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Stay for The Q+A with director Margy Kinmonth following the screening.
One of Britain’s greatest landscape artists, Eric Ravilious was killed in a plane crash while on commission as Official War Artist in Iceland in 1942. His life is as compelling and enigmatic as his art, set against the dramatic wartime locations that inspired him. This first full length feature documentary about Ravilious brings to life a unique and still grossly undervalued British artist caught in the crossfire of war 80 years ago. His legacy largely sank without trace, until a cache of his paintings were discovered some 40 years after his death under fellow artist Edward Bawden’s bed.
Pre-screening supper - Cornish meat pasty or vegan pasty
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Tickets:£10/£8 WSC members
Doors open - 5:30pm
Film Starts - 6:30pm
SUNDAY 22ND MARCH
OFF THE WALL FILMS PRESENTS - ERIC RAVILLIOUS: DRAWN TO WAR
Maryam Touzani, Morocco / France, 2022, 122m, 12A, sub-titles, F-rated
In the medina of Salé, Morocco, master tailor Halim and his wife Mina run a caftan shop. Business is good and when Halim is commissioned to fashion a magnificent gold-embroidered royal blue silk caftan they take on a talented apprentice, Youssef. Halim and Mina are very close and their relationship is loving and respectful, but Mina suspects that her husband and Youssef are attracted to each other. When she becomes seriously ill the magnetism between the two men grows stronger. Things seem set for a dramatic denouement, but something far more surprising and nuanced emerges.
Pre-screening supper available - couscous & chicken salad or couscous & halloumi salad
Tickets: £9/£7 WSC members
Doors open - 5:30pm
Film Starts - 6:30pm
SUNDAY 22ND FEBRUARY
OFF THE WALL FILMS PRESENTS - THE BLUE CAFTAN
