13MAR

W.E. Irish announce free theatre-writing workshop

West of England Irish’s inaugural CultureFest is taking place this month – and they’ve announced a theatre-writing workshop to go with it this Wednesday. W.E. Irish (formerly the Bristol Irish Society) are starting a new tradition...

13MAR

The Bristol Hippodrome announce new event exploring what creates a serial killer

One of the UK’s most notable psychological therapists and crime commentators, Emma Kenny, is coming to Bristol to discuss the genesis of some of history’s most notorious killers. ‘The Serial Killer Next Door With...

13MAR

Bristol Film Festival’s March 2023 programme

The much-loved multi-venue film festival is returning once again in this month with a busy and diverse programme of classic cinema. As always, Bristol Film Festival organisers have a busy month planned with a special selection of family...

10MAR

Hopyard is back this spring to quench Bristol’s thirst

It’s time for the city’s beer and cider fans to put winter behind them and embrace the Spring with Propyard’s massive craft beer event, returning for 2023. ‘Hopyard’ will take place at Feeder Road’s Propyard...

10MAR

Smash-hit musical based on a BAFTA-award winning film is coming to Bristol this month

Five years after a record-breaking run at London’s West End and off the back of a sell-out UK tour, The Commitments is heading back to the stage. The Commitments will run at The Bristol Hippodrome from Monday 20 to Saturday 25 March...

10MAR

Forbidden Worlds Film Festival is returning later this year

Returning in May, Forbidden Worlds is dedicated to screening fantasy, action, science fiction and horror films from around the world at one of Bristol’s most stunning cinemas. Forbidden Worlds Film Festival takes place at the former...

9MAR

Sleaford Mods announce new album and mammoth Bristol show

Back with their latest record UK Grim, the groundbreaking Nottingham duo are heading out on tour to present an angry yet artful set of their most dancefloor-friendly material to date. Sleaford Mods will play O2 Academy Bristol...

9MAR

Alma Tavern hosts comedy night for charity

Action on Poverty, a charity helping to fight extreme poverty across the world, are hosting their very first comedy fundraiser at the Alma Tavern & Theatre. There are a lot of comedy offerings around Bristol these days – to the point where...

9MAR

Hit-making superstar announced as Friday headliner for Siren Festival 2023

Award-winning reggaeton artist Sean Paul was yesterday confirmed for the biggest dance weekend in Bristol’s summer calendar. Siren Festival 2023 will run from Thursday 27 until Saturday 29 July at Bristol Amphitheatre. Taking...

8MAR

“Hilarious and heart-breaking” award-winning play about dating & disability comes to South Bristol next month

ANIMAL, a new play exploring the intersection of disability and sexuality, is coming to the Tobacco Factory this April. Have you ever wondered what it might be like for those with serious round-the-clock care needs when it comes to dating,...

8MAR

Review: Sister Act at The Bristol Hippodrome

“Sister Act, you are nothing short of fabulous, baby!” Vivienne Kennedy reviews Sister Act, presented by Jamie Wilson, Kevin McCollum, Gavin Kalin, Robbie Wilson & Curve at The Bristol Hippodrome until Saturday 18 March. I’ll...

8MAR

A 365Bristol guide to Mother’s Day 2023

Struggling with ideas of where to take your mum out for a meal this Mother’s Day? Have no fear, 365Bristol.com has got you covered. Mother’s Day 2023 is just around the corner (that’s right, it’s Sunday 19 March for...

7MAR

Alfresco Disco's debut 2023 event is this week

Alfresco Disco, events organisers known for their quirky locations and finely curated music, are sending their DJs to Crofter’s Rights for the first time this year. Alfresco Disco is a household name in Bristol. Best known for their...

7MAR

Tickets on sale tomorrow for Jesus Christ Superstar’s Bristol run

It was announced last month that the award-winning international phenomenon musical, Jesus Christ Superstar, is coming to Bristol in 2024 as part of a UK-wide tour. Jesus Christ Superstar will run at Bristol Hippodrome from Monday...

7MAR

Bristol Neighbourhood Guide: St Michael's Hill & Kingsdown

We’re back with our guide to Bristol’s diverse and vibrant neighbourhoods – with some cherrypicked spots to showcase just how much is going on in each corner of the city. This week, we’re taking a look at the steep...

6MAR

Review: Hundred Reasons at O2 Academy Bristol

Hundred Reasons - Hell is for Heroes - My Vitriol Seldom does a support billing get me excited in the way Hell is for Heroes did when this tour was announced (in 2021! Cheers Covid!). A band I’d been aware of since the release of...

6MAR

‘Dreams’ star set to support Lionel Richie for massive Somerset show

Gabrielle has been announced as the special guest for the legendary Grammy Award-winning artist’s upcoming open-air concert at the Somerset County Cricket Ground. Lionel Richie and Gabrielle play the Cooper Associates County Ground...

6MAR

Popular food and drink festival returns Bedminster’s East Street this April

More than 60 food and drinks stalls is coming to East Street for a second edition of eat:Bedminster, showcasing the best local food and drink from around Bristol and the South West. eat:Bedminster takes place along East Street, Bedminster...