Regency weekend with a candlelit dinner and dancing on Friday, afternoon teas, dance lessons, themed talks and a Bridgerton-style ball on Saturday.
The Bridgerton Style Regency Weekend returns to The County Assembly Rooms on Friday 2 April and Saturday 3 April 2027, marking its seventh season. It's a full weekend of period entertainment, so you can drop in for a single evening or stay for the whole thing.
Friday night starts at 19:00 with a candlelit two-course dinner, followed by traditional Regency dancing that runs until 23:00. Saturday is the busier half: afternoon teas, Regency dance lessons and themed talks in the Oval lead up to the Bridgerton Style Ball in the evening, which brings live music, horse and carriage rides and refreshments. There's also Her Majesty's throne on display, though it's for admiration only. The whole thing leans into the world of the Bridgerton series, and the event materials sign off with a nod to Lady Whistledown, the fictional gossip columnist from the show.
The venue itself fits the theme. The County Assembly Rooms at 76 Bailgate date back to 1826, built as a town hall before being converted into a concert venue. It holds a bit of British music history, too: it's where Beethoven's Ninth Symphony was first performed publicly in Britain, back in 1837.
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Tickets range from free up to £96, and there's an age restriction of 16+. Both the Friday and Saturday sessions start at 19:00.
