Latest Events in Bristol(September Updated)

Permaculture provides “embarrassingly easy” solutions to complex problems and is for everyone, even if you have no garden or land! Find out how it can help you and the planet on this accessible, friendly weekend course. Spend time with like-minded people and leave with practical tools and tips, plus hopefully reassurance that there are lots of small but mighty things we can do to turn this climate and wildlife emergency around. This weekend course is set up to be informative and inspiring, and will help you: Understand the Ethics and Principles of permaculture Learn eco’ observation and design methods Understand natural systems and patterns Share skills and knowledge with others Enjoy reflective time in nature A real ‘essentials of permaculture’, this course is great if you: Need a springboard to start putting permaculture in to action for yourself. Love wildlife but don’t know how to support nature in your own home – garden - life. Are a gardening newbie or novice wanting more skills and confidence in organic growing. Care about supporting health and happiness in your community, beyond the garden. The training is certified by The Permaculture Association . This course is led by Emily Howgate and Shila Brown of Muck & Magic . Both are permaculture practitioners and attentive facilitators, with experience working in national conservation groups and local community orgs. Information Source: Avon Wildlife Trust | eventbrite

About An introduction to puppetry for all those who are curious in learning this ancient artform - including performers, educators, therapists, parents and grandparents. Day one will cover the basics of object manipulation, bunraku puppetry and lip syncing. Day two will go further with those skills, including devising with puppets, making simple puppets and large scale puppetry with beautifully handcrafted puppets from Paper Jungle. Isabel Lyster from Paper Jungle will join for Sunday afternoon. Tessa has been puppeteering for 15 years and has worked all over the world. She has worked and trained with various companies inc. Little Angel Theatre, Blind Summit (Olympic Opening Ceremony 2012) and Mervyn Millar - Puppetry Director of War Horse. She is Director of Tiny and Tall Productions Ltd - an award-winning intergenerational theatre company based in Bristol, UK. Access The workshop can tend to be quite physical, but we try hard to accommodate all access needs. We can provide a quiet break-out space for taking rests and can tailor exercises to be performed sitting down. Deaf participants are very welcome, Tessa has a basic level of BSL, but can't guarentee instructions will always be properly interpreted. If you have the means to bring an interpretor with you, this is encouraged. All participants are welcome regardless of age, race, disability, gender, sexual preference or religion. We work hard to create a safe and fun space for everyone. Contact For specific questions please email hello@tinyandtall.co.uk. Refunds Refunds can be given if cancelling a place up to 7 days before the course. After that, you may transfer your place to someone else but no refunds will be given. Concessions This year we are offering a 20% off 'early bird' rate if you book before July 1st (enter code EARLYBIRD2025) and a 25% off discount for groups of four people booking the weekend together. We are afraid we can't offer any further concessions. Previous testimonials include: "Lots of fun and I learned loads! Definitely gained lots of skills that I will now use in the work that I do." "Covered so much - a really good insight into the world of puppetry. Was really useful particularly in sharing knowledge and skills related to puppetry auditions." "This intensive puppetry course was a brilliant experience for performers, makers and anyone in-between. Tessa, Hester and Bella created a really welcoming and inspiring atmosphere to really step into the art and craft of puppetry. Personally as someone who doesn't not see themselves as I performer, I found myself myself more willing to explore this side of puppetry than expected, both in a group and solo-setting. A great bundle of information, experience and memories all in one go, simply brilliant two days." "The course introduced participants to the fundamentals of puppetry and laid the foundations for someone like me who intends to explore puppetry and object manipulation in the future through live performance." "It was varied BUT focused. It enabled exploration of the different types of puppets and allowed trial and error. It was definitely varied enough for a one day course and covered everything I hoped." "It was so varied that there was not a moment where I was not learning new things, non stop entertainment and education." "It was very well structured and feedback was constantly delivered" 100% of attendees would recommend it to a friend 100% of attendees would be interested in attending future courses. F or more photos and testionials, please visit https://www.tinyandtall.co.uk/get-involved Alt text for image: Three women are puppeteering a puppet made out of a cup and a teatowel on top of a table. One woman is young and white, one is young with light brown skin and wears a head scarf, one is an older white woman. They are all focused on the puppet. Information Source: Tiny and Tall Productions Ltd | eventbrite

During the tour, we will explore the site including the internal and external ramparts; the site of the watch tower; and Mariner's Way roman road; discuss Abonae’s role as a port and fort, with docks for ships navigating the Avon to the Severn Estuary; the Roman road network linking Abonae to Bath and Gloucester; and visit the scheduled monument site near Sea Mills Lane, where remains of a Roman building (likely a warehouse or administrative structure) are visible. Kids free Wear weather-appropriate clothing (all-weather event) Dogs welcome Moderate fitness required Contact 07935 986 421 if lost or delayed. Meet at Sea Mills Railways Station, Sea Mills, Bristol BS9 1DX Email heathbunting@irational.org for group bookings. Abona was established as a military town and fort in the first century AD, on a headland overlooking Avonmouth. The core of the early settlement was located in the Hadrian Close/Portway/Abon House area. The town and port evolved over the next three centuries, with a civilian occupation established by the early second century. By the third century a waterfront had probably been developed at the mouth of the River Trym, providing a local trading and transhipment centre. A road once connected Abona with the City of Bath and is still evident at Durdham Down 1.5 miles to the east, and probably is marked by Mariner's Drive in Sea Mills.Civilian and military occupation continued until the late fourth century when the town expanded to the south. No evidence has been found suggesting that occupation continued into the fifth century, and it is likely that Abona declined from the later 4th century onwards before being abandoned, in common with many other Romano-British settlements. Information Source: Heath Bunting | eventbrite

THE SOUL CLUB @ CLUB 22 - Saturday 20th September - 9pm - 2am Come join us for a night of soulful music and good vibes at Club 22 - The Old Conservative Club! Get ready to dance the night away to the best soul classics in town. Whether you're a seasoned soul enthusiast or just looking for a fun night out, this event is perfect for you. Mark your calendars for THE SOUL CLUB @ CLUB 22 - Saturday 20th September - 9pm - 2am and get ready to groove with us at Club 22! Information Source: eventbrite

Back after a sell out show on their last appearance at BAWA, we proudly present Internationally renowned Queen Tribute band The Bohemians as they take you on a high energy roller coaster ride of a Queen concert re-enacting the glory days including the 'Craziness' of the 70's, the 'Magic' of the 80's and the 'Innuendo' of the 90's. Established in 1996 and proving themselves to be the most dynamic and exciting Queen Tribute Band touring today. The Bohemians are a favourite with the official Queen fan club, as they were the first to headline the Queen fan club convention with an audience of over 2000. They were also first Queen tribute to be seen by Queen guitarist Brian May, who described the band as 'brilliant' and Queen drummer Roger Taylor who said "It's Uncanny". Rob Comber's outrageous stage antics and personality makes him the perfect Freddie. Christopher Gregory's Red Special enables him to get as close as possible to Brian May's inimitable style. Wayne Bourne hammers the tubs like drummer Roger Taylor, and Kevin Goodwin provides that unmistakable Queen backline on bass. These four guys certainly do the songs justice in this high-energy two hour show. The Bohemians set includes all the piano driven hit singles: Killer Queen, Somebody To Love, Don’t Stop Me Now, You’re My Best Friend, We Are The Champions and the amazing award winning Bohemian Rhapsody. These hits are balanced with the Guitar led anthems such as Tie Your Mother Down, Hammer To Fall, One Vision, I Want It All, We Will Rock You and the unforgettable Love of my Life. The Bohemians ability to recreate Queen live is something truly special. With trips abroad to Greece, Russia, Portugal, Holland, Switzerland, China, Jordan, Belgium & Ireland, festivals, theatres and prestigious venues, fans all over the world have experienced The Bohemians in their majestic magnificence and delivered standing ovations in response to the band. If you are a life long Freddie Mercury and Queen fan, or just want to experience the nearest thing to what a live Queen concert was like LIVE then don't miss the appearance of The Bohemians * Members prices apply to Leisure and Sports & Leisure members only ** Leisure and Sports & Leisure members can enter the Ballroom at 6.30pm on this evening. Information Source: BAWA Leisure | eventbrite

Join us in South Bristol for Dads Rock - a regular music-making session for under 5's and dads or male caregivers ! Unleash your child's potential with music! Develop emotional control, language, math skills & creativity through play. Discover how child-led musical play helps with developing baby and toddler's managing big emotions, powerful communication skills, a love of language, a foundation in numbers and their inner rockstar. Dads Rock (it's not just a saying, it's a movement!) is also a chance to build a community with other Dads and share your parenting adventure and musical experiences. VENUE: Studio 9 @ The Gatehouse Centre, Hareclive Road, Bristol BS13 9JN FREQUENCY: Session dates are Saturday mornings 10am - 11.30am 20th September 4th October 18th October 1st November 15th November 29th November Information Source: Evolve Music | eventbrite

This electrifying show stars the UK’s ultimate Michael Jackson tribute star, Ben Bowman. Not only does he look and sound like the King of Pop, but he’s perfected his routine so meticulously that audiences truly believe they are watching Michael Jackson himself. Celebrating 20 years of incredible performances, the show features dazzling costumes, iconic dance routines, and Ben’s official tour dancers, bringing an extra level of energy and authenticity to the stage. It showcases the greatest hits of Michael Jackson and The Jackson 5, including Beat It, Billie Jean, Thriller, and Man in the Mirror. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

Sip and Paint Gordon Bruce’s Watching The Sunset! Looking for a creative night in Bristol ? Join us for a sip and paint experience at Flourish Glenavon Farm ! This event is inspired by Gordon Bruce ‘s Watching The Sunset painting! Warm your nights out as you Immerse yourself in Gordon Bruce’s beautiful tranquil scenery Unleash your creativity – wine glass or prosecco in one hand, paint brush in the other. No experience? No problem! Whether you are looking for a fun night out or are a budding artist, you’ll enjoy creating your own masterpiece. What’s included in your sip and paint event: All art supplies – paint, brushes, canvas and apron provided Step-by-step guidance from a professional artist – or let your creativity lead the way! A themed playlist and upbeat vibes to inspire your artistic flow Please note your ticket does not include a drink, but a wide range of drinks are available for purchase Your canvas to take home – showcase your finished work with pride! Whether you’re planning fun things to do with friends, a date night or simply want to try something new, this PopUp Painting event promises a night of creativity and fun. Spaces are limited, so book now to secure your place for this unforgettable sip and paint experience in Bristol ! Please see our booking terms and conditions here . Information Source: PopUp Painting & Events Ltd | eventbrite

Doors open 2pm Kunt & The Gang 3.30pm *all times are approximate and subject to change* Kunt and the Gang’s dark comedy songs had slowly racked up millions of listens over 20 years before the self-proclaimed ‘minor internet hit singer’ suddenly became best known for a string of Top 20 sweary punk protest songs about the Royal Family and Conservative government. This 25th Anniversary tour sees Kunt and the Gang returning to celebrate where it all began – synthpop, swearing, and celebrity paedos. Expect to come away humming something that will get you a disciplinary at work the next day. Not for the easily offended. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

Roller Disco! Live DJ & disco lights - yes he takes requests! All sessions run for 90 minutes Family sessions - smallest skate size we have available is child size 11 Adults only - kid free zone! Skates & safety equipment provided - you're welcome to bring your own too, we especially welcome light up skates! Experienced roller skater on hand for coaching Tuck shop on site - please bring cash (ideally coins!) If you are coming to watch and not skate, please get a donation-based spectator ticket to help us keep running We do have free and pay what you can tickets for those who need them. Please get in touch with Suzie on suzie@filwoodcentre.org.uk or call/text/WhatsApp 07518739186 We're keeping our prices low while we have the resources, but our funding won't last forever, so if you can pay more than the ticket price, or if you can pay it forward, please do :D Information Source: Filwood Community Centre | eventbrite

Step into the magic of balance as we gather on the Autumn Equinox, Sunday, 21st September, at 5 pm, meeting at The Haunted Bookshop. On this day of equal light and darkness, we pause at the threshold before the nights grow longer. The Equinox invites us to reflect on balance in our own lives - what to harvest, what to release, and how to move with the turning of the year. Guided by stories and secrets of the city, we’ll wander through Castle Park, drift across Queen Square, and climb Brandon Hill to watch the sun set on summer’s end. As twilight falls, we’ll complete our walk together at the pub, raising a glass to the season ahead. ⚠️ Please note: the walk includes hills and uneven ground; comfortable shoes recommended. Information Source: The Haunted Bookshop | eventbrite

General Admission Doors open 7pm ASP on stage 7.30pm Cheki event 9pm - 10.30 VIP package: 2.30pm - 4pm light lunch with the band and cheki event + early 6.30pm main gig entry ASP, the 8-member Japanese girl group under WACK, has officially announced their first-ever overseas tour titled “ASP in the U.K Tour”, including their first show in Bristol at The Fleece on Monday 22 September 2025.Known for their rebellious spirit and high-energy performances, ASP’s name stands for “ANTi SOCiETY PUNKS”. While rooted in punk rock, the group seamlessly incorporates elements of hyperpop, electro, and rap. They’ve even collaborated with Sam Matlock from U.K.-based extreme rock duo WARGASM for past releases.ASP first performed in the U.K. at Camden’s underground live venue The Underworld in November 2023 as part of the “WACK in the U.K” event. Since then, they’ve appeared in all six iterations of the event, captivating local fans with their intense, all-out live performances that transcend genres and language barriers.This upcoming tour marks their first solo overseas tour, and includes new cities not previously visited during past WACK in the U.K. events. Music fans in Bristol will have their first chance to experience ASP live, while longtime listeners in London can look forward to reconnecting with the group. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

We want to make dating easy and enjoyable. The vibe of our event is to cheers a FREE welcome glass of fizz, chat and connect with new people. Just enjoy the night with new people in our joint fabulous Bristol bar. The experienced hosts recognise it's daunting to meet new single people, but we have years of experience in running these types of events in both Bristol, London and Wales. We'll mingle amongst you and make subtle introductions, there for you to ask us any questions. So, what you waiting for! Grab an early bird ticket and we'll look forward to meeting you Information Source: MARQ33 | eventbrite

Under the pseudonym For Those I Love, Dublin-based singer/songwriter David Balfe delivered spoken-word-like tales of catharsis, grief, and biography. His debut self-titled album arrived in March 2021, bringing with it an evocative collection of sounds and stories. From the escapist retreat of his parents’ shed, Irish-born David Balfe found a passion for making music at a young age, crafting songs alongside close friends throughout his early years. Soon, these manifested into bands and movements: 2007’s Plagues saw Balfe and co. dabble in metalcore, while the Branch Becomes moved Balfe and his associates toward hardcore. The boldest of these came in the form of Burnt Out, a vivid post-punk group recorded in an undeveloped house belonging to bandmate Peter. The tragic death of Balfe’s best friend and bandmate, Paul Curran, marked the end of the group’s output. Under the alias of For Those I Love, Balfe returned to music two years later, paying homage to Curran with the impassioned debut release “I Have a Love” (2020). October’s “Top Scheme” took a more pointed aim at widespread misery and injustice, and Balfe’s 2021 “Birthday/The Pain” offered a brutal recollection of his discovery of a dead body at the age of six. His debut album, the self-titled For Those I Love, arrived in March that year. Comprising nine expansive, soul-searching tracks, Balfe’s first full project offered sweeping biography, emotive balladry, and soul-infused electronica. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

Join Coastal Blooms at Brick Pizza Co. in the Stone room to make an autumn wreath. There will be a designated server to order food and drinks. After you are done eating we'll start making the wreaths. Each participant will start with a grapevine wreath. There will be an array of dried ornamental grasses, seed pods, fruits, cinnamon sticks, faux pumpkins, ribbons etc. to decorate with. Information Source: Rebecca Sandoz | eventbrite

Design Truth is a community group for those in industrial design. We facilitate human connection through the trusty metholodogies of a bar tab and not inviting numpties. We also feed you in vibes and food your arteries will contest with. However - there is no food from us at this venue. Although we do have £3000 behind the bar. Stu Cole pace yourself buddy. You can buy food from the venue during the evening - but we did a deal so you all still had access to the mini golf, the shuttleboard, the darts. Good ol capatalism for ya. The final Design Truth event of 2025. Information Source: Brad at Design Truth | eventbrite

This event is part of Bristol Cocktail Weekend. It’s open to all but Wristband Holders can use the code Wristband25 for a £5 discount. You will need to show your festival e-ticket or your wristband for entry on the night. Guests will be greeted with a refreshing Wildjac serve before enjoying a tasting masterclass of signature gins, rums, and seasonal spirits. Meet the makers, savour light food pairings, and take part in an interactive cocktail workshop with a prize for the best creation. Information Source: Wildjac Distillery | eventbrite

10 weekly sessions 24th Sept to 3rd Dec - Half term w/c 20th October 7.00-9.15pm. Do any of us really know who we are? Or why? For thousands of years, philosophy has been searching for answers and seeking the truth in everything. Through Practical Philosophy we seek understanding not through theory, but from our own direct experience. Living life to the full. The course draws from some of the world's great traditions, both East and West, for inspiration and discussion. Information Source: School of Philosophy and Economic Science Bath and Bristol Branch | eventbrite

As a leader, do you: Want to be there for your team but feel overwhelmed with too many spinning plates? Take on more work than you can realistically manage? Say yes when you know deep inside that for the wellbeing of you and your team you’d rather be saying no. Saying no can feel tough - whether it’s to a boss, a colleague who needs help, or an important opportunity. But constantly saying yes leaves you (and your team) exhausted, frazzled, and unmotivated. If you want to set better boundaries and protect your energy, say YES to attending Just One Thing on Wednesday, 24 September. At this event, you’ll: Explore what’s stopping you from saying no. Learn why we say yes when we shouldn’t. Discover practical tools to assert boundaries and say no confidently and with integrity. You’ll leave with: ✅ Clear insights into why saying no is so flipping hard. ✅ Actionable tips to set boundaries effectively - tools you can use immediately. ✅ Renewed energy from connecting with other leaders facing similar challenges. What past guests say: “Loved it - the perfect blend of learning and fun - thank you!” “You had everyone at ease and made networking so easy and actually enjoyable.” “I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed last night. You and Lucy put on an awesome inclusive, welcoming, informative event.” Enjoy a mix of learning, networking, and connecting with other professionals over a drink and a bite to eat. Don’t miss out—book your spot today! The details: Where? Torchbox, Third Floor, 15 Colston Street, Bristol, BS1 5AP When? 6-8pm on Wednesday 24 September How much? £25 (refreshments included) | Limited to 50 guests The venue is in central Bristol. Please let us know of any dietary requirements and/or accessibility needs at checkout. Meet your hosts: Jennifer McCanna is the director and founder at McCanna Coaching . As an experienced leadership and team coach she has worked with clients across sectors, and across the globe, since 2011 helping them navigate challenge, build productive work relationships and have an impact at work. Accredited with the International Coaching federation (ICF), Jennifer also designs and facilitates leadership development programmes, team away days and one off workshops focusing on strengthening relationships, resilience and wellbeing and navigating the ups and downs of life as a leader. When not working with clients in organisations such as Sheffield City Council, Oxfam and Pancreatic Cancer UK, she’s busy being a dance and football mum, and likes a wellbeing swim in Redmires Reservoir (though not at this time of year.) You can find Jennifer here. Connect with Jennifer on LinkedIn or on email at jennifer@mccannacoaching.co.uk Lucy Gower is director and founder at Lucidity and founder of The Lucidity Network. She is a coach, trainer and facilitator specialising in giving people the confidence and tools to think creatively, develop ideas and take action to be more effective at work. She is bestselling author of The Innovation Workout and a global speaker on innovation. Lucy is passionate about helping people unlock their creativity and get the important work done. She enjoys working on projects with the potential to make a positive impact on the world. When she isn’t busy working, Lucy can be found roaming the beaches and countryside of Devon and Cornwall with her dog Gary. You can find Lucy here and The Lucidity Network here . Connect with Lucy on Linkedin or drop her a line at lucy@lucidity.org.uk Information Source: McCanna Coaching | eventbrite

A wonderful opportunity to look around the Academy and speak to members of staff. Information Source: Oasis John Williams | eventbrite

Singer/songwriter Chloe Moriondo has made both hooky indie pop with a vulnerable demeanor and brasher dance-pop. After going viral with 2018's "Silly Girl" from the self-released ukulele album Rabbit Hearted., she made her full-length label debut with the plugged-in, fully arranged, '90s-influenced Blood Bunny in 2021. A shift into anthemic dance-pop emerged on 2022's SUCKERPUNCH, which she followed with collaborations with Dillon Francis and aldn. More-indie-minded singles like "September" and "Shoreline" followed in 2024 and 2025, respectively. VIP offering: Early entry – 6.00pm First merch access VIP laminate VIP tote bag 3 song acoustic set Group photo Q&A Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

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Sip & Paint – "Forest Glow" Experience a night of boundless creativity at the Porto Lounge in Fishponds this September! Join our vibrant community and express your creativity as our friendly workshop leader guides you step-by-step through the creation of a forest aurora painting theme, one brushstroke at a time. Our workshops are casual and fun with no prior art experience required , making them perfect for beginners wanting to get creative. With all necessary art materials supplied, all you need to bring is your enthusiasm. We’ll take care of the rest. What’s included? • Guided acrylic painting experience with a friendly workshop leader. • All materials to paint and create – canvas, acrylic paints, apron, easel, brushes etc. • Your unique Lovely Brushly masterpiece to take home with you after the event. Drop us an email at info@lovelybrushly.co.uk if you have any questions about our Paint & Unwind workshops. Lovely Brushly workshops are not professional fine art or art therapy classes – our events are casual, relaxed and for anyone wanting to switch off, unwind and enjoy painting for a couple of hours. Photos are taken throughout the event. Please arrive at least 10 minutes early, allowing you plenty of time to grab a seat and settle down to paint and unwind. Attendees must be aged 18 years or over. Important Information and Terms & Conditions: Painting Theme: Forest Glow Event Age Restrictions Please note that only individuals aged 18 years or over can attend our events. General Tickets Cancellation Policy Ticket sales for public events are non-refundable and we are unable to provide refunds for “no show” attendances. Although refunds are not offered, we understand that unforeseen circumstances can arise. If you notify us at least 72 hours before the event, we will do our best to accommodate a ticket transfer to a different workshop date. We cannot transfer tickets with less than 72 hours notice. Please note that a ticket can only be transferred once. Please email info@lovelybrushly.co.uk for any ticket transfer requests. Please include details of the reservation and the name the ticket was booked under. If you can no longer make the event, the ticket buyer may gift or sell the ticket to another person. Please notify Lovely Brushly via email at info@lovelybrushly.co.uk with the new attendee’s details, else they might be refused entry. The new ticket holder must be aged 18 years or older and will be assumed to have accepted these Terms & Conditions. If an event should be postponed or rescheduled due to unforeseen circumstances beyond our control or venue partner cancellation, we will offer attendees different options. This includes either an alternative date at the same venue, an alternative venue on the same date (the alternative venue will be within a reasonable distance of the original venue) or a full refund. You will be notified of the change by email. In the rare occasion Lovely Brushly needs to cancel an event, you will be offered a full refund or transfer to another event. Please note, if you are late to the workshop, you may be refused entry to minimise disruption to the class Food and Drink Food and drink are not included in the ticket price – they are likely to be provided by the venue, but please check availability with the venue prior to arrival. Under no circumstances are you allowed to bring your own drink, snacks or food to the venue, unless explicitly stated. Photos During our events, we capture photos for promotional, advertising and marketing purposes, e.g. for use on our website, on social media and other promotional purposes. If you prefer not to appear in any photos, please inform us either on the day of the event or in advance, and we will make sure to exclude you from them. Paint Medium Acrylic paints are used in all our workshops. If you require more information about the paints we use, you can review the safety data sheets of Daler Rowney's Graduate Acrylic Paints on their website: https://www.daler-rowney.com/graduate-acrylic-paint. Alternatively, email us at info@lovelybrushly.co.uk. Acrylic paint can stain clothes and textiles – although aprons are provided, Lovely Brushly does not take responsibility for any damage to clothes and belongings from paint. Art Workshop Description Our workshops are not professional fine art classes and no fine art techniques will be taught. Our workshops are not “art therapy” classes. Limitation of Liability Lovely Brushly holds no responsibility for any losses or expenses incurred as a result of your attendance or participation in our events. By attending any of our events, you acknowledge and agree that you are doing so at your own risk. We are not responsible for assessing the suitability of our products and or services for your specific needs or circumstances. Information Source: Lovely Brushly | eventbrite

A wonderful opportunity to look around the Academy and speak to members of staff. Information Source: Oasis John Williams | eventbrite

Welcome to All in a days work - Join us at Elim Church for a day filled with learning and networking. Come and connect with like-minded individuals, gain valuable insights and leave feeling motivated to conquer your day-to-day challenges Lectures include: Paediatric musculoskeletal (knees / elbows), common paediatric respiratory conditions, paediatric chest XRay interpretation, dermatology complaints and more! A full timetable with all timing details will be released in the next few weeks :-) Hot drinks (tea and coffee) will be available throughout the day. Picnic style lunch bags (Baguette, Crisps, Fruit, Cake + Drink) will be included in the price of the ticket. Please inform us when booking your ticket of any dietary requirements and / or allergies (emma-louise.hardean@uhbw.nhs.uk) Hope to see you all there! Information Source: University Hospitals Bristol and Western | eventbrite

Jehst is a prolific English MC, born in Kent in the summer of '79. He spent his childhood in Sussex before moving to Huddersfield, West Yorkshire as a teenager. Fueled by the bleak reality of the post-industrial North, he re-located to London and made his vinyl debut in 1999 with the highly acclaimed "Premonitions" EP. Jehst launched the self-financed YNR Productions label from his University halls of residence. With a career spanning over two decades, Jehst has established himself as one of the most influential figures in UK hip-hop. His unique style and thought-provoking lyrics have earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated fan base. Known for his storytelling abilities and introspective rhymes, Jehst's music reflects on personal experiences and societal issues. His raw honesty combined with catchy beats make for an unforgettable listening experience. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

The events will be ticketed for a maximum of 180 visitors per session. The experience will include an introduction to our school from the Headteacher and a short tour of the site, conducted by experienced staff and students. Each session will last approximately 50 minutes. Due to the nature of our site you will be shown a selection of classrooms on your visit celebrating student learning and access to members of our Learning Support team.  In order to allow as many families the opportunity to attend we restrict the number of tickets available to 3 per family. You will need a ticket for each member of your family. Booking is essential to attend one of these Open Events. NOTE REGARDING PARKING: there is no car parking on the school site or on College Square. For the safety of all please do not drive into College Square. Click on the link to find the nearest available parking . Information Source: Bristol Cathedral Choir School | eventbrite

A wonderful opportunity to look around the Academy and speak to members of staff. Information Source: Oasis John Williams | eventbrite

Doors open 7pm So Keane 7.45 - 8.30 Hullabaloo 8.45 - 10.15 *all times are approximate and subject to change* Hullabaloo are formed of three musicians from the depths of West Wales who are passionate about accurately recreating the incredible music of MUSE and bringing it to the forefront of venues near you. Travelling up and down the UK and beyond to perform in clubs, theatres and festivals playing all of MUSE’s repertoire from the albums Showbiz and Origin of Symmetry up to Simulation Theory and everything in between. Hullabaloo has become a mainstay amongst the best tribute acts on offer and prides themselves on mastering the sound of MUSE and putting on unforgettable live shows. So Keane are a new Keane tribute band. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

Includes fizz on arrival, three course dinner, live singer and an evening to party like you did in the 80s. Fancy dress optional! Information Source: Aztec Hotel & Spa | eventbrite