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To hear about our Events and to get the latest news about the Green
- Carols on the Green
The 4th of December was a full moon and the skies cleared for Carols on the Green where over 150 people attended this lovely event. The signing from both choirs was superb and a good time was enjoyed by all.
4th December 25 - AGM
The format of the St Stephens Millennium Green Trustees AGM this year will be, meet the trustees and your neighbours from 18.00 followed by theAGM at 19.30. All most welcome to join us at any time.
The Richmond Arms, 7 Richmond Place, BA1 5PZ offers a selection of artisan draught beers, lager, gorgeous wines, cask ales, cider, bottled beers, tea, coffee and refreshments.
Bar snacks are available, as well as cheese boards and cured meats. Alternatively you can order in from Deliveroo etc. with no service charge.
- Carols on the Green
Carols on the Green – 6pm onwards on Thursday 4th December
Join us on the Green (or in St Stephen’s Church and foyer in case of inclement weather) for carols provided by the amazingly professional St Stephens Primary school. Refreshments will be available, delicious mulled wine, hot chocolate, mince pies and ginger bread men. - Sell Out Talk with Wine 13th October on the Bath Assembly Rooms Restoration
Thank you to the over 60 people who joined for Tom Boden’s splendid talk about the National Trust’s major project to transform the Assembly Rooms into a major attraction for the city of Bath. Tom, General Manager for the National Trust’s Bath portfolio of properties including Dyrham Park, Bath Assembly Rooms, Prior Park Landscape Garden, Bathampton Meadows and the Bath Skyline, explained that while the Roman story of Bath is well told, there are gaps in the current presentation of Bath’s Georgian story.
The ambitious project will restore the Assembly Rooms building, which was heavily damaged in WW2, and tell the enlightening stories of the people who lived, gambled and danced there. The new experience will use the most modern technology to show how people went about their business in Georgian Bath. For example, visitors will be able to listen to the exciting conversations, stories and gossip of some fascinating characters as they prepare for an upcoming ball. A broader goal of the project is to encourage visitors to extend their stay in Bath by giving them a deeper appreciation of this beautiful city.
The talk was sold out and organised by the trustees of the St Stephen’s Millennium Green Trust and held in the St Stephen’s Church undercroft on Monday 13th October. The funds raised will be used to pay for the upkeep of the much loved St Stephens Millennium Green. - Latest Photos From InstaGram
- Gold Award from Bath in Bloom for the Green
Anne Love a trustee receives the award from Bath In Bloom Chairman Stephen Brooks. From left to right, Lance Payton a volunteer who also opened his garden this for the Lansdown Garden Open Day and coincidentally won Gold, in the small garden category. In red, Jonathan Nash MG chairman, far right John Gibbon chief gardener and architect of the Millennium Green’s success.
