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Bath Forum, also known as The Forum Bath, is a Grade II* listed Art Deco live-events venue housed in a historic former cinema. Since opening in 1934, the space has evolved from cinema to church to a premier stage for concerts, comedy, and special performances. With a capacity of 1,642 across stalls and circle, Bath Forum combines architectural charm with modern accessibility to deliver memorable nights out in the heart of Bath.
Whether you’re planning a big-name concert, a comedy night, or a special event, we’ve got you covered with straightforward, reliable ticket options. We’ll help you find the right seats and share practical details on parking, transport, and nearby hotels and dining so you can focus on the show.
About Bath Forum
Opened as a cinema in 1934, Bath Forum has stood the test of time as a cultural landmark. The venue now operates under Bath Forum Limited (part of the Bath Christian Trust) and hosts a wide range of acts from internationally touring artists to local performances. The main auditorium features circle/balcony seating, with a seating plan that includes hearing-loop seats (yellow) and designated wheelchair spaces (pink). Access to the circle is via stairs, so plan accordingly if mobility needs apply.
Seating and accessibility: The main auditorium combines stalls and circle seating, with 864 seats in the stalls and additional seats in the circle. The hearing-loop helps with audio clarity for assisted listening devices, while wheelchair spaces ensure accessible viewing. If you require specific seating, we can help locate suitable options and confirm availability in real time.
Parking and transport: The SouthGate multi-storey car park sits opposite Bath Forum, offering 876 spaces for convenient event days. The venue itself does not have on-site parking. Bath Spa rail station is about a five-minute walk away, and Bath Bus Station is nearby. Park & Ride options provide flexible alternatives for a smoother trip into central Bath.
Nearby hotels and dining: When planning a night out, consider stays at Gainsborough Bath Spa, Apex City of Bath Hotel, or SACO Bath – The Strip, all within a short stroll of the venue. For post-show meals or drinks, Bath’s historic center offers a range of restaurants and gastropubs. We have affiliate recommendations to help you find trusted options for accommodations and dining to complement your visit.
Notable moments: Bath Forum has hosted a diverse lineup including jazz and pop concerts, comedy shows, and special performances such as Batman 1989 In Concert. Its enduring presence makes it a beloved anchor of Bath’s cultural scene.
Get your seats: Secure your seats for an upcoming Bath Forum event with confidence. We’ll locate the right the section you want and great seats options, confirm availability, and guide you through a simple purchase process—acting as your friendly connection in the business to make tickets easy and reliable.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: 1a Forum Buildings, St James Parade, Bath, BA1 1UG.
- Capacity: 1,642 across stalls and circle (864 seats in the stalls).
- Venue type: Art Deco former cinema, now a live-events venue; Grade II* listed; known as The Forum Bath.
- Seating chart: Main Auditorium with circle/balcony; seating plan shows hearing-loop seats (yellow) and wheelchair spaces (pink); circle accessed by stairs.
- Parking: SouthGate multi-storey car park is opposite The Forum; 876 spaces; venue itself has no dedicated parking.
- Transit: Bath Spa rail station is a short walk (about 5 minutes); Bath Bus Station nearby; Park & Ride options available.
- Nearby hotels: Gainsborough Bath Spa, Apex City of Bath Hotel, SACO Bath – The Strip (and other central Bath options).
- Notable events hosted: wide range of concerts/comedy; acts like Jools Holland and Katie Melua have performed; Batman 1989 In Concert has been listed as an event.
- Historical note: Opened as a cinema in 1934; later used as a church and event space; not demolished or renamed; currently operated by Bath Forum Limited under Bath Christian Trust.