What to do and see in Somerset, England: The Best Events

April 19, 2022 Leida Jutras

Discover the best top things to do in Somerset, United Kingdom including Bridgwater Carnival, Weston-Super-Mare Carnival Procession, Weston Sand Sculpture Festival, Glastonbury Festival, Bath Christmas Market.
Restaurants in Somerset

1. Bridgwater Carnival

Town Centre, Bridgwater England https://www.somersetlive.co.uk/whats-on/whats-on-news/bridgwater-carnival-2019-everything-you-3375312
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Bridgwater Carnival

Reviewed By dianecX7609GC - Somerset, United Kingdom

Never been.. your missing a treat.Done with all the love and camaraderie in the world. Seeing is truly believing. The largest FREE illuminated carnival in Europe, donations ALL go to charity.Atmosphere Energy Colour Rhythm Hot Chocolate and finish the evening with The Squibbing old fashioned firework peculiar to the town. Think Rio but in the winter! Once seen NEVER FORGOTTEN, youll be bitten and hooked. Watch the 2020 best of the best as COVID cancelled it. IT WILL BE BACK support it love it and keep this 100 year old tradition going. Thank you

2. Weston-Super-Mare Carnival Procession

Locking Road Car Park, Weston super Mare England +44 1934 629888 [email protected] https://northsomersetcarnival.co.uk/
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Weston-Super-Mare Carnival Procession

3. Weston Sand Sculpture Festival

Marine Parade Situated between the SeaQuarium and the Grand Pier, Weston super Mare BS23 1BE England +44 1934 644176 [email protected] http://www.westonsandsculpture.co.uk
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4.5 based on 643 reviews

Weston Sand Sculpture Festival

"The Weston Sand Sculpture Festival is open from 4th April until the end of September. With every year a new theme we will display a new exhibition with over 30 sculptures entirely made out of sand! The competition between carvers gets greater every year as they try to win you over. The standard is high every year so use your power wisely in the competition area, because you are in control to vote. Alongside the sculptures will be photo opportunities, cinema experiences, workshops, play areas and seaside café. So see you at the Beach?"

Reviewed By Sparky2535

Thoroughly enjoyed our visit, amazing sculptures, unbelievable skill of sand crafting. Well worth seeing.

4. Glastonbury Festival

Worthy Farm, Pilton, Glastonbury BA 16 0SZ England http://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk
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Glastonbury Festival

As the most famous music festival in the UK, it’s a race to get your hands on one of the 170,000+ Glastonbury tickets when they go on sale. It started in 1970 as a tiny festival, where you mingled with the cows and got free milk while watching T Rex up on stage after paying £1. Since then it’s morphed into the music event of the year. The whole thing is streamed on TV, covered on numerous radio stations and talked about for weeks. If you're lucky enough to grab a ticket make sure you take your wellies too – the Glastonbury mud is as legendary as the festival itself.

Reviewed By 212dianea - Preston, United Kingdom

I have been and worked it 3 times, I love it and really missed it this year. Re Glastonbury Feedback 2020 We were all disappointed that Glastonbury 2020 did not take place in the usual way but I have felt as high as a kite over the last week following last weekend’s TV coverage and old footage and feel compelled to give you and The Michael Eavis Team feedback. Absolutely outstanding coverage and I was glued to the TV / catchup all weekend! It blew me away from start to finish. To think how it all started, developed and grew from a farmer who just wanted to pay his mortgage off and had passion for music was fascinating and there is no question that there would not be the rich culture, talent, art, freedom of speech I feel if it was not for people like Michael Eavis. There would be no Bowies, Adele’s, Ed’s, etc., Michael has had a significant impact on the 19th and 20th century and he did it his way. I found the David Bowie Gig of 2020 outstanding and it’s unbelievable to think that was 20 years ago! I congratulate you and the Glastonbury team for last week’s coverage on music, mud, and magic, you have all made a massive contribution to music and the world arts. I watched the life of Marc Bolan on Friday, I so wish I could have seen and felt that velvet covered car he cruised in, that Michael was chastised for touching  Fingers crossed for next year’s event. Thanks, Diane Ashton

5. Bath Christmas Market

2 Terrace Walk, Bath BA1 1LN England [email protected] https://bathchristmasmarket.co.uk/
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4.5 based on 11 reviews

Bath Christmas Market

Reviewed By Freedom801820 - Cardiff, United Kingdom

Busy busy busy but great atmosphere. Lots of shopping and mulled wine. Great buzz. Enjoyed the ice skating park and it’s themed area, felt very Christmassy. Enjoyable.

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