Festival of Nature 2026

6 – 14 June 2026
Location: Venues in Bristol and Bath

Festival of Nature returns in 2026 as the UK’s biggest free celebration of wildlife, ecology and the environment, bringing nature to the heart of Bristol, Bath and the wider region with a packed programme of events for all ages and interests. Organised by the Natural History Consortium, the festival invites visitors to explore, learn and be inspired by the wonder of the natural world through hands-on activities, talks, walks and interactive experiences.

What to Expect:
• Family-Friendly Activities: A rich mix of workshops, crafts, guided walks, talks and experiments designed for curious minds of all ages.
• Nature Exhibitions & Art: Discover creative exhibitions, nature-themed art displays and imaginative installations that showcase biodiversity and ecosystems.
• Wild Weekend: A lively finale in Millennium Square with stalls, live music, public talks, demonstrations and fun outdoor activities, perfect for families and nature lovers alike.

Stay Nearby — Arnos Manor Hotel, Bristol

Make your visit to events in Bristol extra comfortable by staying at Arnos Manor Hotel, a charming and character‑filled Georgian manor house just a short distance from the city centre.

Why Stay at Arnos Manor Hotel?
Historic Character: Set in a Georgian manor dating back to 1760, this hotel combines traditional architectural charm with modern hospitality for a unique stay.

Great Location: Conveniently situated on the A4 in Arnos Vale, it’s a quick trip into Bristol city centre, with easy access to major transport links including Bristol Temple Meads train station and Bristol Airport.

Comfortable Rooms: Choose from 73 well‑appointed guest rooms with free Wi‑Fi and ensuite facilities — perfect for relaxing after a day of exploring or attending events.

Food & Drink On‑Site: Enjoy delicious meals and drinks in the Cloisters Restaurant, lounge bar or Chapel Lounge, ideal spots to unwind with family, friends or colleagues.

Explore Bristol & Beyond: The hotel’s location makes it easy to visit local attractions like the Clifton Suspension Bridge and Bristol Zoo, and even take a day trip to historic Bath.