Day to Day Events

Wells Film Centre - From Friday 29th January to Thursday 5th February

• H Is For Hawk [12A] infrequent strong language, drug misuse, injury detail, sex references Feature Length 115 minutes

• Hamnet [12A] distressing scenes, brief moderate sex Feature Length 126 minutes

• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple [18] strong gory violence, injury detail, very strong language Feature Length 109 minutes Photo ID may be required for those who look under 18 years old

• Kangaroo [PG] mild bad language, threat, violence Feature Length 107 minutes

• Mercy [12A] moderate violence, threat, injury detail, drug misuse, strong language Feature Length 100 minutes

• Fackham Hall [15] strong language, sex references Feature Length 97 minutes

• The Housemaid [15] strong violence, injury detail, sex, sexual violence, very strong language Feature Length 131 minutes

• Zootropolis 2 [PG] mild threat, violence. ZOOTROPOLIS 2 contains several sequences with flashing lights that may affect those who are susceptible to photosensitive epilepsy or have other photosensitivities." Feature Length 107 minutes

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Snowdrop Month

•    Throughout February 2026
•    10am – 4pm

The Palace’s popular Snowdrop Month returns to Wells in February when carpets of snowdrops will be welcoming visitors to the 14 acres of RHS partner gardens at The Bishop’s Palace.

The team are expecting another bumper year this year and visitors can collect printed Snowdrop Walks to guide them around the Moat banks, then across the Willow Bridge to enjoy an Arboretum full of the spring flowers. Little ones can also pick up a children’s trail from the Palace’s Ticket Office.

In partnership with the annual Shepton Snowdrops Festival the Palace’s Head Gardener, James Cross, will also be leading a Winter Interest Walk and Talk on the morning of Thursday 12 February 2026, sharing his horticultural knowledge and expertise. After a break for tea and cake, Amanda Hirst will give a talk on James Allen, known locally as The Snowdrop King, and the first person to breed new varieties from wild snowdrops.

However, as the Palace’s lovely snowdrops are dependent on the climate there’s no guarantee when they will be at their peak but James says “As the growing season can be variable, I’d advise visitors not to leave it until the last day to visit, as you might find they’ve already gone!”

So, head over to Wells this February to celebrate spring at The Bishop’s Palace and enjoy these beautiful flowers in a stunning setting. Entry, excluding the talk, is included with the Annual Pass, Day Ticket, Joint Ticket with Wells Cathedral and Friends of the Palace.

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The Wells Ghost Walk is a guided evening walking tour exploring lesser-known aspects of Wells’ history, local folklore, and documented reports of unexplained activity. The experience combines carefully researched historical information with optional, hands-on paranormal investigation using recognised equipment. This is not a theatrical or scripted scare experience. The tour is designed to be thoughtful, immersive, and suitable for visitors interested in history, heritage, and Wells’ historic setting after dark. Guests are welcome to observe or participate at their own pace. Key details: •    Small group sizes •    Limited tickets per date •    Advance booking required •    Suitable for visitors looking for a unique evening activity 2026 Dates: •    February: 8, 12 •    March: 4, 5 •    April: 5, 9, 29, 30 •    May: 31 •    June: 4, 24, 25 •    July: 26, 30 Full details and booking can be found on our website: www.extours.co.uk Wondering what to expect? Be sure to check out feedback from the Wells Ghost Walk and many other locations on our website!

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