April Throws An Egg
Photo by Anna Barclay
Springtime shenanigans & an epic easter egg trail!
Kilter’s ever popular series of Seasonal Celebrations this time celebrates April! An unpredictable month full of strange & wonderful time honoured Easter customs: decorating sticks with wool, adopting ludicrous regional accents, chanting to the wind & the sun… & hurling actual eggs into the actual audience! Look out below!
Most important of all…there will be an epic easter egg hunt across the beautiful Bath City Farm. Chocolatey prizes for everyone involved!
Date: Saturday 4th April 2026
Price: Pay What You Can (£4 - £16)
Location: Bath City Farm
Start Time: 11am
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All welcome. Under 16's must be accompanied by an adult.
£1 from every ticket will be donated to support the work of Bath City Farm.
This event has now ended. Find out more about our Seasonal Celebrations.
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FAQs
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This event is taking place outdoors so please wear sensible shoes and be prepared for the unpredictability of Great British weather!
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We’ll be going off the footpaths for this event, so there will be uneven ground and limited accessibility. For further information about access please see Bath City Farm’s website.
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There are toilets on site, and refreshments will be available to purchase from the farm cafe.
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Bath City Farm is easily accessible from Bath city centre. For travel and access information, see the Bath City Farm website. Where possible, we encourage travel on foot, by bike or by public transport.
This event begins promptly at 11am, so please arrive a little earlier to make sure you don’t miss the start!
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Under 2s go free and don't need a ticket!
Please ensure that you buy a ticket for everyone in your party, except for children under 2.
£1 from every ticket will be donated to support the work of Bath City Farm.
Questions or suggestions?
Get in touch with us by emailing kilterhello@gmail.com.
