11JUN

Stokes Croft Food Project are on the lookout for volunteer chefs

The pay-what-you-can community cafe is back open in Stokes Croft. The Stokes Croft Food Project are appealing for new volunteer cooks to get involved with their community cafe, advertising for volunteers to help prepare and serve Tuesday...

11JUN

Upfest launch BSL guided street art walking tour

Explore the vibrant streets of Bedminster with deaf artist Martin Glover. The team behind world-renowned street art showcase Upfest have announced a new addition to their walking tour programme, with an all-new BSL (British Sign Language)...

8JUN

Where to watch the Euros in Bristol

Catch all the action this summer at one of several top-notch Bristol venues. Euro 2020(1) is finally upon us, and despite a delay of more than a year due to the coronavirus crisis, the tournament promises to be one of the most ambitious...

8JUN

Irish rock band Inhaler heading to O2 Academy in Bristol

Irish rockers Inhaler have announced an 18-date tour of the UK & Ireland later this year and will be live at Bristol's O2 Academy on Sunday 3 October 2021. **Get Bristol tickets here** The Dublin band have...

7JUN

Crowdfunding drive underway to establish an 'art space for all' at Bristol's RWA

The gallery team have so far raised more than half of their £20,000 target. The Royal West of England Academy (RWA) are campaigning to raise money to fund an 'art space for all', aiming to make their gallery premises more accessible...

7JUN

The Fleece set to reopen with veteran Bristol rockers The Blue Aeroplanes

Tickets are on sale now for the refurbished venue's first live event since March 2020. Iconic Bristol venue The Fleece is set to make its long-awaited return this month, hosting Bristol-based outfit and venue regulars The Blue Aeroplanes...

4JUN

Gok Wan, DJ Fat Tony & Jodie Harsh to headline Lakota Pride celebrations

Celebrate Pride in style at one of Bristol's best-loved and longest-running club venues. Bristol Pride and Lakota have confirmed a full lineup for their official Pride 2021 celebrations, with a selection of big names and hard-hitting...

4JUN

There's an IDLES documentary premiering at the Watershed this month

Don't Go Gentle is showing at the renowned Harbourside cinema ahead of its nationwide release. A brand-new documentary following revered Bristol band IDLES is set to premiere at the Watershed this month, showing at the Harbourside...

3JUN

Batu's En Masse festival to go ahead in September

The festival will be making its long-awaited debut this year across three Bristol venues. Bristol-based DJ, producer and label boss Batu has announced plans to launch his festival, En Masse, as a three-day multi-venue event this September. Originally...

3JUN

TAP for Bristol scheme raises more than £40,000 for local homeless charities

The contactless donation points were set up across central Bristol in 2019. The TAP for Bristol contactless donation scheme has surpassed £40,000 raised for local homeless charities from over 13,000 individual donations, the project's organisers...

2JUN

Saffron announce new Mix Nights courses covering Bristol, London and Nottingham

Developed in Bristol, the renowned non-profit project will be launching in two more major UK cities this year. Bristol-based label and social enterprise organisation Saffron Records have confirmed details of the latest courses in their Mix...

2JUN

St Pauls Carnival to host A Year Since Colston panel discussion

Activists, artists and community groups will be asking 'What Next?', a year on from Bristol's historic Black Lives Matter protests. St Pauls Carnival will be hosting a community panel discussion this month to discuss the legacy...

1JUN

Get to know German Polosin, Bristol's newest independent watchmakers

The renowned horological experts' new city centre workshop and showroom is open for business. As normality resumes across Bristol and beyond post-lockdown, some of the city's best-loved shopping areas are gearing up for the return...

1JUN

Caring in Bristol reflect on a year of their pioneering Cheers Drive project

The charity celebrated one year of their free food delivery service in April. Local homelessness charity Caring in Bristol have published their first annual impact report on Cheers Drive, a free food delivery service for homeless people...

28MAY

Bristol-based trio Elder Island release sophomore album, Swimming Static

The band's second full-length release is accompanied by an exclusive 'Making Of' documentary film. Renowned Bristol-based band Elder Island are today (Friday 28 May) celebrating the release of their long-awaited...

28MAY

Thali open new outdoor dining space in Easton

Enjoy a delicious, authentic Indian feast in BS5. Eat-in dining, we've missed you. For well over a year we've been unable to enjoy a visit to our favourite independent restaurants, and it looks like now, finally, we're returning...

27MAY

Bristol Craft Beer Festival 2021 officially rescheduled

The festival, due to take place in June, has been hit by last-minute restrictions. Organisers of the annual Bristol Craft Beer Festival have announced the postponement of their 2021 event, now set to take place from Friday 30 July - Sunday...

27MAY

Trinity Centre offering 50% off Garden Sessions series during 24hr flash sale

Catch some of Bristol's most exciting contemporary artists at Trinity's pop-up outdoor venue. The Trinity Centre have launched an exclusive 24-hour flash sale, with half-price tickets available for their full Garden Sessions programme. Running...