Easy Sundays: Live Jazz at the Francis Hotel
Ease into Sunday evening with live jazz, good food and a relaxed atmosphere at the Francis Hotel in Bath.
Taking place every other Sunday from 7pm to 9pm, Easy Sundays brings together talented local musicians for an intimate evening of jazz in one of Bath’s welcoming hotel settings.
Led by local musician John Martin and a rotating collective of jazz performers, each evening offers the chance to enjoy live music while settling in for dinner or drinks.
Take a seat beside the crackling hearth or find a table close enough to feel the resonance of the double bass as the music fills the room.
Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, catching up with friends or simply looking for a relaxing way to round off the weekend, Easy Sundays offers the perfect excuse to slow down and enjoy some wonderful local talent.
Event details
When: Every other Sunday, 7pm to 9pm
Venue: Francis Hotel, Bath
Admission: Not specified. Please check with the venue for booking details.
Further information:
https://www.francishotel.com/events/
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