Featured Events in Bristol in June, 2025 (July Updated)

Smoke on the Water is an event unlike any other. Where else can you find the best bbq, cigars, and whiskey all in one place? Full Boar BBQ is proud to present Smoke on the Water for the 6th time. Not only do we have bbq, cigars, and whiskey, but we also have great live music and auctions all to benefit charity. We're looking forward to seeing the friends we've made over the years and meeting some new ones. Each ticket purchased includes all you can eat BBQ, craft beer, whiskey, and a cigar. This event is a 21+ event and no refunds are available. Information Source: Full Boar BBQ | eventbrite

If you haven’t been to one of our festivals before you are in for a treat! If you have, then you know what to expect, only this year we are back bigger and better. You’ll get to sample the best home-grown whiskies from Scotland, as well as all corners of the globe. The Bristol Whisky Festival attracts the finest distillers and bottlers from all over the world! Simply approach any of the exhibitors stands, ask politely for a dram and you shall receive a tasty glass of whisky (it really is that simple!). Every exhibitor knows their whiskies inside out and it’s well worth taking advantage of this knowledge. Sessions and tickets We deliberately set specific session times so the festival doesn’t get overcrowded, meaning you can sip and swallow at your own pace. Saturday 28th June 2025 One Session: 12pm-3.30pm A full session ticket includes; Entry to the session, Saturday 12pm-3.30pm Glencairn tasting glass ALL WHISKIES SAMPLED IN MAIN HALL (not including Cocktail Bar or Whisky Heaven) Festival Masterclasses TBA The Festival Shop As in previous years, we will have a retail shop in the show to take care of all your purchasing needs and selling every whisky that you will find in the show. Exhibitors… Check website for exhibitor updates. The boring bit Please, please ensure you buy tickets for the right session. We set strict limits on the number of tickets for each session so visitors can enjoy their whisky at their own pace. We are unable to swap tickets on the day. But, we’re mostly all human, so if you do buy the wrong session by accident, email info@thewhiskylounge.com as soon as possible and we’ll do our best to sort out the muddle. Code of Conduct We will not tolerate any kind of abuse, whether it be racial, gender-based or anything else. We do not allow potentially offensive clothing or behaviour. We reserve the right to refuse entry and remove any offenders. Just be a kind and decent human! Last Pour Please note: ‘last pour’ is always 15 minutes prior to the session end time. This is non-negotiable! All attendees must be 21 or over – photo ID may be required. This venue does have disabled access via an appropriate ramp and/or lift. If in doubt or you have any questions, please contact us at info@thewhiskylounge.com Information Source: The Whisky Lounge | eventbrite

What if you could see music? Award-winning composer, pianist, and a developer of the app Shazam, Charlie Hooper-Williams invites you to find out. Join Charlie for a unique, water-inspired performance experience where sound and visuals come together in real time. Playing alongside Otto – a custom-built live projections system he coded – his music takes on another dimension, with visuals that respond directly to every note and gesture. The result is “film scoring inverted”, imagery supporting music rather than the other way around. This is a performance that’s both stunning and deeply human: intricate, virtuosic piano playing paired with imagery that amplifies its emotional core. Raised in the forests of Minnesota and shaped by studies at Cambridge, Charlie’s music bridges the gap between classical tradition and modern innovation. His work draws on influences as varied as Nils Frahm and Max Cooper, combining intricate textures with moving, accessible melodies. Whether in a concert hall or a nightclub, his shows immerse audiences in a world where technology isn’t cold or distant but alive and collaborative. Join Charlie for a performance that redefines what a piano concert can be. “Lovely… really special, immersive show” - Elizabeth Alker, BBC Radio 3 “Unmissable… a must-see show” - Smugglers Spirits This screening is happening in the IMAX at Bristol Aquarium. There is step free access. Doors open at 16:00 with the performance starting at 16:15. Festival of Nature This event is part of the Festival of Nature, running from 7-15 June. Discover more about the Festival and other amazing events at www.festivalofnature.org.uk or follow us on social media @FestOfNature Information Source: Festival of Nature | eventbrite

Studio38.Club is the sell-out daytime clubbing event for over 30s, who love music, like to dance and socialise … but don’t want the hassle, expense and following-day exhaustion of clubbing til the early hours. The DJs play 80s & 90s dance floor fillers, rare grooves and forgotten faves from 3pm-8pm. You can party like it's 1999 and get your groove on without worrying about feeling exhausted and looking like a zombie the next day. **Tickets are limited and will be sold in advance not at the door so don't delay.** This is a great, friendly, safe environment where everyone can dance, drink and have fun. Upcoming event will be @ the wonderfil retro club Popworld Bristol. Follow us on Instagram @Studio38.Club Information Source: Studio38.Club | eventbrite

Yoga with Claire, a gentle all round yoga flow suitable for all levels, including beginners. Join Claire as she takes you through an hour of yoga that will help you find a sense of calm and balance. Starting with some breath work and building up to some more fun poses and creating a sense of peace at the end of practise to help you carry on with your evening! Adjustments are offered throughout the class to help you find what feels good for your body and on that day. Claire aims to make the class welcoming and inclusive to all, to help you relax but feel the benefits of a well rounded yoga practice and offering some advice how you can carry on at home. Everyone welcome, please bring a mat, a blanket and wear what feels comfortable for you. And mostly, enjoy the class and dedicating some time to yourself during these busy times. Claire will be there before the class starts if you want to discuss any injuries, or to answer any questions you may have. Doors open : 6.45pm Class runs 7-8pm Buy a whole term of classes in advance - works out at £6 per class. This term is running every Monday between 2nd June - 28th July 2025 Zion Bristol, Bishopsworth Road, Bristol, BS13 7JW Information Source: Zion Bristol Ltd | eventbrite

Speaker Dhevesh Mewawalla, Chief Revenue Officer at Octopreneur Intel Overview This session explores what makes a business truly investable, how to build for scale, the importance of unit economics, and how to raise capital on your own terms. Through a mix of practical content, group discussion, and hands-on exercises, you'll gain clarity on the differences between bootstrapped and investor-led growth. The workshop introduces proven strategies to help you grow with confidence and raise funding from a position of strength. We'll start with introductions and wrap up with a Q&A to tackle real-world challenges. Who is it for? Founders who are building investor backed tech businesses, have raised some external capital & have at least £100k in annual revenue. Agenda What makes a great investable business? Building a scalable business The importance of unit economics Raising capital on your own terms Q&A Subscribe to the monthly e-newsletter to hear news and updates from the Bristol SETsquared Centre, as well as catch up on our member news, events, opportunities and more! Information Source: SETsquared Bristol | eventbrite

Groove Avenue are an 8-piece funk, soul and motown band from Bristol with full brass section playing the likes of Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Earth, Wind & Fire, Curtis Mayfield, Kool & the Gang, The Temptations, James Brown, CHIC, Aretha Franklin, Donna Summer, Bruno Mars, Diana Ross, The Doobie Brothers, Wild Cherry etc etc. Get your boogie on! Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

"Not only has the front man got the look and sound of Johnny Cash, he's backed by good band and also a great June Carter! .... Love to see you again soon somewhere!! TOP NIGHT!! KEEP IT GOING!!” - Jazz Cafe, London As is so often the case with unique artists, it takes another one to fully appreciate them. Having lived the life and music of Johnny Cash and other country heroes who came before and since, Ben, aka CASH, has effortlessly recreated the sound, vibe and appeal of the master himself. There's two types of people in this world: Those who like Johnny Cash and those that don't know a damn thing about music. CASH are dedicated to making sure as many people as possible get into the know... Growing up on a farm in Yorkshire, music has always been central to Ben’s life. With a Grandfather who was a big band drummer, and a Father with a vast musical collection enthusiastically shared with whoever would listen, music was everywhere. However, it was the music of a certain JR Cash that managed that rare feat of stopping a young and energetic Ben in his tracks. It gave him that first “light bulb” moment, as he recalls, “I had heard music before, of course. But this voice. His voice. I mean it literally brought me to a standstill. The words too. They just struck a chord with me somewhere and I really felt I understood what he was saying. I got this man, even as a child I could feel it”. “JR has always been rough around the edges and I don’t know why but I always felt I was born with an outlaw’s approach to life. Not that I was out there robbing trains or anything, but it was more of a mentality; just something inside of me really”. ​ Being a drummer first, it took a bit of coaxing from family and friends before Ben decided to take the Cash alter-ego seriously. “I have always felt a bit weird about pretending to be anyone else other than myself, so the concept of being Johnny Cash didn’t really appeal”, says Ben. “People were continuously telling me I had to do something with all this Cash stuff, so I decided I would start taking it more seriously, but the word tribute was key. I would pay my respects to the man by getting his stuff out there again; reaching out to established and new fans, but in no way would I try to be him. That is just not doable in my eyes, so I don’t want people thinking I think I am him. Cos I don’t!” Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

The England national cricket team is one of the most successful and well-known teams in the sport. They have been playing at the international level since 1877 and have competed in all major cricket tournaments including the Cricket World Cup, ICC Champions Trophy, and the Ashes series against Australia. Led by captain Eoin Morgan, the England team has won numerous accolades, including the 2019 Cricket World Cup, making them the current world champions. The team is made up of talented and experienced players such as Joe Root, Ben Stokes, and Jofra Archer. They play their home matches at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground in London and have a loyal fan base all over the world. With a strong team, formidable players, and a rich history, the England cricket team continues to dominate the world of cricket and delight fans with their impressive performance.<br><br>The West Indies cricket team is a dominant force in international cricket, representing a conglomerate of 15 Caribbean nations. They have won the ICC Cricket World Cup twice in 1975 and 1979 and have also clinched the ICC T20 World Cup twice, in 2012 and 2016. The team has produced some of the most legendary players in the sport, such as Sir Vivian Richards, Brian Lara, and Clive Lloyd. They currently have talented players like Chris Gayle, Jason Holder, and Carlos Brathwaite leading the team. The West Indies cricket team calls the historic Kensington Oval in Barbados their home ground, with a capacity of over 28,000 spectators. With their rich history and promising present, the West Indies cricket team continues to be a force to be reckoned with on the international stage. Information Source: fixturecalendar.com

Manufacturing is a critical sector in the UK, employing over 2.6 million and contributing ~9% of GDP to the UK economy. With the race to net zero, heightened geopolitical uncertainty, rapid technological advances and continuous disruptions to supply chains, remaining competitive is increasingly challenging. Against the backdrop of these challenges, there is a need for stronger collaboration between industry and academia to drive continuous innovation and solve the more complex problems of today and of the future. The benefits from industry-academia collaboration are symbiotic. Through the combination of sector- and discipline-specific knowledge and expertise, these partnerships enable industry and academic groups to work together and co-design research programmes which will inform and underpin industry’s response to these challenges. Such partnerships will allow a broad spectrum of opportunities, including: Shared knowledge and skills New research informed opportunities for innovation and commercialisation Embedding world-leading research with manufacturing practice Access to additional research and innovation funding routes Access to world leading resources, including state of the art technology and equipment (e.g. Bristol Digital Futures Institute, Isambard AI) Access to world-leading staff and students at the University of Bristol Co-design educational programmes to create the work force of the future The aim of this event is to bring together the manufacturing community with the University of Bristol Business School, a leading Business School in the UK, to develop and drive forward a collaborative, interdisciplinary research agenda. In doing so, the event will showcase success stories, facilitate panel discussions, and provide information on funding opportunities and other routes to collaborative research. EVENT OVERVIEW: 13:00 - Welcome and introduction - University of Bristol Business School - Professor Jon Beaverstock, Deputy Dean of the University of Bristol Business School 13:15 - Outline of key industry challenges - Verity Davidge, Director of Policy & Public Affairs, Make UK 13:45 - Research and Facility Showcase – University of Bristol Business School Transforming Net Zero with Next Generation Power Semiconductors - Professor Martin Kuball (School of Physics), Dr Minhao Zhang (UoBBS), Professor Palie Smart (UoBBS) Strategic Value Maximisation in Multi-Echelon Supply Chains : Evidence from an Industry-Academia Collaboration - Professor Gilberto Montibeller (UoBBS) Bristol Digital Futures Institute Facilities Showcase - Professor Daniel Neyland, BDFI Academic Co-Director BREAK: 14:45 - 15:00 15:00 - Panel Discussion - Cross-sector perceptions of the challenges and how and what research can inform industry’s response to these challenges: Panel Chair : Professor Palie Smart (Associate Pro- Vice Chancellor Global Civic Engagement and Professor in Operations Management) Verity Davidge ( Director of Policy & Public Affairs, Make UK) Professor Jennifer Johns (Professor of Management and Research Director, UoBBS) Tim Lawrence (Director of the Digital Supply Chain Hub at the Digital Catapult) Professor Gilberto Montibeller (Professor in Operations Management, UoBBS) 15:45 - Collaborative Funding Routes and Opportunities - Geraint Jones (Innovate UK), Sam Lambshead (University of Bristol), Dr Phil Walker-Davies (UoBBS) 16:15 - Summing up , next steps - Dr Phil Walker-Davies (UoBBS) Closing Remarks - Kerri-Anne Mruk (Regional Director - South, Make UK) CLOSE: 16:30 Registration : To register, please follow the link to purchase tickets Ticket Costs: Buffet included Make UK members £20 Non-Make UK members £30 There is limited opportunity to display a single pop up/banner at cost (please select and pay on checkout) Registration closes at midnight on the 28th of May Information Source: Events Team | eventbrite

Destroyer is a Canadian rock band from Vancouver, British Columbia fronted by singer-songwriter Dan Bejar and formed in 1995. Destroyer songs are characterized by abstract, poetic lyrics and idiosyncratic vocals. The band's discography draws on a variety of musical influences, resulting in albums that can sound markedly distinct from one another; in Bejar's words, "That's kind of my goal: to start from scratch every time." Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

This event is only open to SETsquared Bristol members and invited guests. SETsquared mentors and invited guests can book one ticket maximum. Capacity is limited - bookings close on 28 May A SETsquared social evening afloat on the Avon with SETsquared members, mentors and friends from the ecosystem. Come along to relax, socialise and network whilst hearing the latest SETsquared news. The ticket includes a delicious portion of fish and chips. The Bagheera will leave Temple Meads ferry station landing (off Temple Back East) at 5.00 pm prompt. There is a bar on board the boat selling a range of beers, ciders, wine and soft drinks. The vessel covered so no need to worry about rain! Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements/allergies when you book. Fish & Chips Due to frying methods our suppliers are not able to provide any Gluten Free Options. Cod & Chips Haddock & Chips Sausage & Chips Battered Sausage & Chips Vegetable Spring Roll & Chips (VGn) Veggie Burger & Chips (V) The closing date for bookings is 28th May. Capacity is limited to 45 so don't forget to book early! Information Source: SETsquared Bristol | eventbrite

This is a unique experience we’ve created for visitors to enjoy in 2025 as part our PoW (Protect our Wellbeing) project, with thanks to our National Lottery Heritage Fund grant. We invite you to relax while enjoying a cup of tea and a slice of cake in this quirky little secret space, alongside a visit to our museum of mental health care. Tea in the Turret slots are 90 minutes long and the tickets are priced per person, with a maximum capacity of 4 in the room. Your booking is a private party, so whether you're 1, 2, 3 or 4 people so we'll close the slot once tickets are booked (unless you message us to request it kept open for other members of your party to buy tickets). Please arrive 5-10 minutes before your booking time to allow us to check you in at our reception desk. If you have specific dietary requirements please let us know at least 7 days ahead of your booking. Given adequate notice we can cater for gluten free, dairy free and vegan diets. Children age 5 and up are welcome to join in, with a £6 add-on ticket to enjoy the experience with tea and cake (other refreshments available on request). You may stay for as long as you like exploring the main body of our museum during opening hours (10am-4pm). Annual pass holders If you hold a valid Glenside Hospital Museum annual pass with us, you are entitled to a £5 discount on your individual ticket. Please send us a photo of your annual pass via social media or our website to obtain the offer code. More information about the Tea in the Turret experience The turret room and balcony are part of our Grade II listed chapel, constructed in 1881. While once it played host to the hospital's medical superintendent and his family during church services, we’ve now transformed it into a lighthearted reflection of the content of our museum. Tea in the Turret is a playful showcase of the 5 elements of mental health care in a pre-medication era: a good diet, adequate exercise and plentiful sleep, alongside purposeful occupation and pleasant surroundings. An uplifting homely environment was thought to lift to the spirits in a way that could improve mental health, so the wards were often decorated in patterned wallpaper and cheerful colours. This can be seen in the artist Stanley Spencer’s painting “bed making”, inspired by his time here as a medical orderly during the institution’s time as Beaufort War Hospital. Occupation often comprised work on the hospital farm for men, and laundry or needlework for women. If you have any questions about this experience, please don’t hesitate to drop us a message via Eventbrite, social media or our website . Information Source: Glenside Hospital Museum | eventbrite

Our Summer Edition of Feel Good House Music and Disco Edits at Bristol's most quirky venue, Dare to Club. FLUFF is a spin off concept from the makers of Funkagenda providing Uplifting Vocal House Music and unique goosebump moments. This event is limited to just 100 spaces and it will sell out! - DJs - TOPOF Dave K Beautiful People The Disruptors Jack Bobby Doors open 1400 Doors close 1700 Tickets - 6 / 8 / 10 / MOTD Information Source: Funkagenda | eventbrite

In the setting of the award-winning Southmead Hospital in Bristol, the morning session will focus on the value of landscape plays in healthcare settings. We will hear from North Bristol NHS Trust on how the hospital landscape is used to promote biodiversity, staff wellbeing and patient recovery. Benedict Zucchi Head of Architecture at BDP and healthcare specialist will give us his take on the healing value of landscape design and how it has influenced his work at hospitals such as Alder Hey and Dublin Children's Hospital, Great Ormond Street and other projects across the globe. The afternoon will explore the importance of public open spaces and the part they play in health and wellbeing of our towns and cities. We will hear from speaker Dr Abby Tabor, who will share ongoing research on the topic from the University of West of England. This will be followed by Charlee Bennett, the CEO of Your Park Bristol and Bath, a local parks focused charity working so that everyone can access parks and their transformational health and wellbeing benefits. Charlee will discuss reimagining parks, share research and challenges faced. The day will be rounded off by Nathan Edwards, lecturer at Sheffield University School of Architecture and Landscape, Nathan will talk and lead a discussion on the role and benefit of community gardens. If we have time we will be able to walk around the hospital grounds and gardens in escorted groups. Information Source: Landscape Institute South West | eventbrite

Get cozy and creative with us! In this fun, hands-on class, you'll learn how to make your very own throw-size chunky knit blanket — no needles or knitting experience needed! We'll walk you through each step, and by the end, you'll have a gorgeous, snuggly blanket to take home. All materials are included in the price — just bring yourself, your favorite drink (it's BYOB!), and some snacks if you’d like! Come craft, sip, snack, laugh, and leave with something you'll love to cuddle up with! By purchasing a ticket for the Chunky Knit Blanket Class, you acknowledge and agree to the following: This class involves the use of yarn and scissors only — no knitting needles or other sharp tools will be used. While care is taken to provide a safe environment, there is a small risk of injury when using scissors or handling materials. Participants are expected to handle all materials responsibly and follow the instructor’s guidance during the class. The instructor(s), venue, and organizers are not responsible for any injuries or accidents that may occur during the class. By purchasing a ticket, you agree to participate at your own risk. Information Source: Chunk Knit Chick | eventbrite

Day Fever, an eagerly anticipated event, will take place at the renowned O2 Academy Bristol on June 21, 2025, commencing at 3:00 PM. This event promises to be a hallmark of Bristol's vibrant cultural scene, drawing attendees from near and far. Known for its eclectic mix of music, art, and immersive experiences, Day Fever is set to transform the O2 Academy into a hub of creativity and excitement. Attendees can expect a meticulously curated lineup of performances that span various genres, ensuring a captivating experience for all. The venue, O2 Academy Bristol, is celebrated for its state-of-the-art facilities and exceptional acoustics, providing an ideal setting for an event of this magnitude. As the date approaches, anticipation builds for what is sure to be an unforgettable day of entertainment and artistic expression. Day Fever stands as a testament to Bristol's thriving arts community and its commitment to hosting premier events that resonate with diverse audiences.

Smoke on the Water is an event unlike any other. Where else can you find the best bbq, cigars, and whiskey all in one place? Full Boar BBQ is proud to present Smoke on the Water for the 6th time. Not only do we have bbq, cigars, and whiskey, but we also have great live music and auctions all to benefit charity. We're looking forward to seeing the friends we've made over the years and meeting some new ones. Each ticket purchased includes all you can eat BBQ, craft beer, whiskey, and a cigar. This event is a 21+ event and no refunds are available. Information Source: Full Boar BBQ | eventbrite

Welcome to Bristol's BEST Vintage Kilo Sale! LOCATION Our event is at PRSC THE SPACE, 17-25 Jamaica St, Bristol BS2 8JW. PARKING Free on road parking is available at our event or Pay and Display only over the road! We recommend planning your journey in advance and checking parking details before you arrive. Safe travels! OPENING TIMES We are open between 11am and 4pm (please check ticket details for admission times) BUSES/TRAIN Closest bus stop is City road, a 3 min walk away from the venue. Bimringham Redland is the nearest train station 18 min walk away with Bristol Temple Meads being a 26 min walk. EARLY BIRD 11AM - 12AM Secure your spot with our early bird tickets for just £3 (plus booking fee) and enjoy a dedicated shopping session! Best of all, you’re not limited to just one hour—stay and shop at your leisure. GENERAL ADMISSION 12AM - 4PM From 12 PM onwards, tickets are just £2 for the 12am - 2pm slot and £1 for the 2pm - 4pm slot. (plus booking fee). Please note that the ticket time is simply your arrival time, not an hourly limit. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable. You’re welcome to arrive late, but earlier arrivals are not permitted. Enjoy your time—there’s no rush to leave! SHOP ONLINE TODAY Can’t make it to the kilo event? No problem! Our web store is live, offering the same incredible vintage finds. Enjoy high-quality vintage pieces delivered straight to your door with next day delivery. www.worldvintageuk.com CARDS AND CONTACTLESS ACCEPTED Once you've gathered your vintage treasures, our team will be able to check the weight and tell you a price per kilo. The preferred method of payment would be cards/contactless, this makes the event and checkout run quicker! HOW MUCH IS IT PER KILO? Our KG event is £20.00 per kilo, there’s no minimum or maximum spend at our events so you can pick as little or as much as you want. CAN I BRING MY OWN BAG? For security reasons, we kindly ask that large bags be left outside the event. Each person will get a clear plastic bag to fill with vintage clothing, additional clear plastic bags are available upon request. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation! Information Source: World Vintage | eventbrite

Join us for a site visit and CPD at the Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus (TQEC) building in Bristol! The event will feature a presentation by Sir Robert McAlpine on the design and construction of project, along with a site walk through the building to show construction progress to date. Vacant since 1997, the building was purchased by Bristol City Council through a CPO and demolished to facilitate the sale of the land to the University of Bristol for their new Enterprise Campus. The delivery of this project is critical for the continued success of the Enterprise Zone. Don't miss this opportunity to learn about the project's history and future impact (Project Overview) Temple Quarter Enterprise Campus (TQEC) is a flagship development that brings the University of Bristol to the commercial centre of the city, to the east of Brunel’s iconic Temple Meads station, to anchor it in the economic renaissance and renewal of Bristol and the wider city-region. TQEC will provide the space to reimagine the University’s role as one of the world’s great civic universities, empowering and enabling a transformed relationship with the city region, its businesses, communities, and government. The TQA1 Building will support the economic growth of Bristol and the wider West of England by: • Strengthening the role of Bristol City Centre as an economic powerhouse, bringing together high densities of knowledge-intensive firms, innovators and entrepreneurs, investors, and anchor institutions for innovation, including the University of Bristol, and Government; • Acting as a catalyst and hub for the creation of an innovation district in the Temple Quarter area, which could significantly enhance the economic growth and competitiveness of the city as a whole; • Solving societal challenges as part of a mission-orientated approach, providing a clear focus for innovation and business growth interventions, and creating social and environmental (as well as economic) value; Accelerating productivity growth in Bristol; and, • Supporting inclusive growth, enabling people to access opportunities that will be created in the Temple Quarter. • The first phase of the TQEC includes development of a new 6 storey 38,350m2 academic building (TQA1). • Public Realm / Highway Works • Permanent landscaping works *PPE is compulsory for this visit* PPE requirement is 5-point PPE i.e. Foot Protection, Hard Hat, Hi-Viz vest or coat, gloves and safety glasses. Note Full length trousers, no skirts/dresses. Fees CIOB Members free of charge, all other attendees £25. Members: gain 3 CIOB CPD points when you reflect on the ethical aspects of your learning from this activity. Contact Natalie Breakspear Member Services and Events Coordinator - Bristol Hub +44 (0) 1344 630834 Nbreakspear@ciob.org.uk Information Source: CIOB Bristol | eventbrite

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Join Rebecca from Handmade Holistic at St George Community Centre on Sunday June 1st 2025 at 17:30 for an immersive sound experience. Come and rest alongside the magical sounds of Himalayan bowls, crystal singing bowls, the gong, chimes, rattles and drums. This in-person event offers a unique opportunity to rest in community, to connect back to yourself and find balance in mind, body, and spirit. For more information on how sound healing works please visit www.handmadeholistic.co.uk/sound Please arrive around 10 minutes early so you can settle in before the start at 5:30pm. The door will be locked just before 5:30pm and I won’t be able to let anyone in after this time so as to not disturb the group. Things to bring: - A yoga mat/ something to lay on - A blanket, warm clothes - A hot water bottle and a pillow if you want to be extra cosy - An eye pillow/mask if you have one - A bottle of water Contraindications Sound healing is not suitable for: Those with sound induced epilepsy During the first 12 weeks of pregnancy While sound healing can be beneficial for mental health, those living with Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder or PTSD should consult with their doctor before attending a sound bath. By signing up for this event you agree to receive sound healing of your own free will. Please get in contact with me if you have any questions - handmadeholistic@gmail.com Information Source: Handmade Holistic | eventbrite

BRELAND is the innovation of artistry within the landscape of Country music. Amassing 1.2 BILLION streams and still counting, BRELAND’s undeniable talent and bold fusion of genre broke tradition and limitations as his PLATINUM-certified debut single “My Truck” captivated hearts and catapulted him to notoriety where only few go and remain. Lauded by major outlets such as NPR , The New York Times , and Rolling Stone who claims BRELAND as a standout who has reimagined “elements of Country, Hip Hop, R&B, Gospel and Pop – in a way that many have not experienced before,” BRELAND’s 2022 debut album Cross Country has amplified his star and served as the foundation for his relevance ever since. With high profile appearances on Good Morning America , Jimmy Kimmel Live! , TODAY , and more, the Bad Realm Records/Atlantic Records artist ushered in the next chapter of his career with his early-2024 single “Heartbreak & Alcohol,” which he announced on ESPN’s The Pat McAfee Show . BRELAND’s magnetism as a performer was featured on Verizon’s Speakeasy Concert series in Chicago in August and showcased as the headliner for his LITTLE MORE COUNTRIER TOUR before joining Teddy Swims' I’VE TRIED EVERYTHING BUT THERAPY TOUR. Charismatic. Soulful. A truly one-of-a-kind artist with stadium-sized appeal, the multihyphenate hitmaker has many accolades including winning the Academy of Country Music Lift Every Voice Award. BRELAND’s latest EP, Project 2024 , is a fusion of purpose and passion that is only the beginning of his next musical chapter. Information Source: The Fleece Bristol | eventbrite

Broccoli Boy in Bristol Get ready for an exciting event featuring Broccoli Boy at The Exchange, Bristol ! With support from Supermarche and Shopfront. Boy Oh Boy I am excited myself. Don't miss out on the chance to see Broccoli Boy live in action. Grab your friends and come on down to The Exchange, Bristol for a night you won't soon forget. See you there! Information Source: Broccoli Boy | eventbrite

Join us for a creative night of drinking and painting in the heart of Bristol! No previous painting experience necessary! Get your creative juices flowing and your brush strokes going! What's included ✔️Approx. 2 hour step-by-step painting session led by our experienced artist and assistants. ✔️All painting materials needed to complete your masterpiece. ✔️ Acrylic paint on high-quality stretched canvas. ✔️ Photos taken throughout the session & posted on our Facebook page. ✔️ Heaps of fun exploring your creative side. ✔️A one-of-a-kind masterpiece to take home. ✔️and best of all - we clean up! Please arrive 15 mins before your event start time to get settled . Drinks are not included but can be purchased from the bar. BYO is not permitted as our events are held at licensed venues. Information Source: Paintvine | eventbrite

Nothing beats a home-cooked meal shared with family! And this is what inspires our Family Style Cookery Classes , a fun, laid-back homestyle cooking experience. Here, you will learn to prepare different dishes and then enjoy them with people who, like you, fuel our mission of supporting refugee and migrant chefs on their journey to integration. It’s a cookery class with a conscience, like they say! Your class will be led by our wonderful Chef Halise from Turkey at Coexist Community Kitchen in Bristol . At our Family Style Cookery Classes, you will be grouped with other participants and prepare dishes together as a team. Think of Chef Halise as the head of the family! She will take care of dividing the class into groups, and each group will be responsible for creating one of the dishes. Of course, you are welcome and encouraged to move around during the class to learn about the other dishes being prepared. Throughout the evening, Chef Halise will share stories about their food and culture, and explain how to prepare each of the dishes so you come away with some new cooking tricks and inspiration from Turkey. You will also be emailed the recipes after the class. Menu , subject to change : Karniyarik (Fried Aubergine with Lamb Mince) | Meat (Lamb) Imam Bayildi (Stuffed fried aubergine) | Vegan Sarma (Stuffed Vine Leaves) | Vegan Kisir (Bulgur Wheat Salad) | Vegan; Gluten (Wheat) Haydari (Yoghurt and Cucumber Dip) | Vegetarian; Milk, Tree Nuts (Walnuts) Pilav (Turkish-style rice with vermicelli) | Vegetarian; Gluten (Wheat), Milk Pişi (Fried Bread) | Vegetarian; Gluten (Wheat), Eggs, Milk This menu contains meat ( lamb ) but is vegetarian friendly (6/7 dishes are meat free). Allergens include : gluten, milk, tree nuts, eggs. Kindly note that we will not be substituting any ingredients to accommodate dietary needs, so please only book into classes that suit your dietary requirements. Please see our Food and Allergens Policy for more information. A message from our Chef Halise: “My name is Halise. I am from eastern Turkey, although at university I met people from other regions and learnt about various different cultures and recipes. I grew up in a big city with my three big sisters who were already helping my mum in the kitchen. I was always asking ‘Please can I help?’ By the time I got to university I had learned how to cook just by watching! In the summer I loved going to stay with my mum’s family, who lived in a village. They grew and cooked their own vegetables. There I had my Grandma all to myself and learned to make yoghurt and cheese, which I still make for my own family. Big meals at home with family and friends were an important part of our lives. We had to be strong to manage the huge pots we used. Our food traditions are very varied with lots of different recipes for meat and vegetables.” We’re excited to have you in the class! Please take note of a few final reminders: We will send you a reminder email 3 days before the class takes place. We require a certain number of participants to run this class and reserve the right to cancel it due to insufficient enrolment . If this occurs, we will, at your convenience, transfer you to another class of your choice of the same value. If this option does not suit you, you will have the choice to receive either a gift voucher for the class or a full refund. In the case of insufficient enrolment, we will inform you at least 6 days before the class. Ingredients used in our classes contain, may contain, or may have been manufactured/prepared on shared equipment with the 14 allergens listed above. We cannot guarantee that any food or drink prepared or consumed in any of the Migrateful Cookery Classes are free from any of the 14 allergens, or any other ingredient. Migrateful’s Cookery Classes are hosted in our busy cookery school or in external venues that handle allergens. Even in classes where allergens are not used, the ingredients for the class may have been stored in close proximity to allergens and other ingredients, and/or equipment and surfaces may have previously come into contact with allergens and other ingredients. Participants attend classes at their own risk. Payments made through Paypal can take up to 48 hours to have the order confirmed. To guarantee your spot in a cookery class we recommend using a debit or credit card. We only process refunds and ticket transfers if we are notified 7 days before the class takes place. No changes are allowed if the class is missed. When you register for this event, you are agreeing to our Terms and Conditions . If you are not able to attend the class, you can pass on your tickets so someone else can attend on your behalf. Information Source: Migrateful | eventbrite

Bristol Parent Carer Forum hosts coffee mornings from schools for parent carers of children and young adults that have Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). There is no need to book but if you can, that is helpful. Please come along for a chat with our volunteers and other families who “get it”. We are happy to talk through any problems or issues you are facing over a nice cup of tea (or coffee!) and you can find out more information on what support is available locally for your child or a child you care for. If you need additional support to access this coffee morning such as support with English or other adjustments, please let us know. An important role of the Parent Carer Forum is to hear about the experiences of parent carers in Bristol. We would like to hear from you about your experiences with SEND services so that we can be sure that your voice is heard and that we can shape the future of SEND services together. Information Source: Bristol Parent Carers | eventbrite

Join our new monthly Social Stitch Club Be inspired by the rich history and many stories Glenside Hospital Museum has to tell. We invite you to join us at our new monthly social stitch club in Fishponds, Bristol. Whether you're an expert or a beginner, this friendly group will warmly welcome you and encourage you to experiment and stitch in new, creative ways. A relaxed evening of stitching with no pressure - just enjoy the known benefits of hand-stitching, a chat with like-minded people and a cuppa. Bring your own projects to work on if you'd like to, but we will also offer a monthly stitching prompt for inspiration. Materials will be provided for you to begin a new project if you wish. All abilities welcome, including beginners as support and guidance will be offered if needed. Stitch at your own pace - and unwind for a couple of hours. All ages, abilities and genders welcome Expert guidance will be available from experienced stitcher and group host Sara Smith (check out her Instagram: @slow.stitch.life ) Materials and tools will be available for starting a new piece, and please do bring along your favourite tools, threads, fabrics and ongoing projects. Refreshments available Free accessible parking and accessible toilet on site. Glenside Hospital Museum is on the UWE Glenside Campus. Access through White Entrance, opposite Snowdon Road. There is a bus stop opposite this entrance too. A PoW! (Protect our Wellbeing) event funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund If you have any questions about this monthly event, please don’t hesitate to drop us a message via Eventbrite, social media or our website . Information Source: Glenside Hospital Museum | eventbrite

Insolvency Seminar 2025 The Guildhall Chambers Insolvency team invites you to join us for an insightful day at the Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel for our 20th Anniversary Insolvency Seminar 2025, kindly sponsored by Manolete Partners . In celebration of our 20th anniversary, we will be featuring elements from across the years. Topics will include: s.423 of the Insolvency Act 1986: recent developments Limitation in claims by and against insolvent companies Void dispositions and validation orders Insolvency Service Update Sponsors’ Update Workshop topics will also include: Winding Up Petitions Personal Insolvency ADR and Insolvency Claims A full programme of topics and speakers will be sent out at a later date. To take advantage of our early bird discount, please use EARLYBIRD25 for £25 off your ticket cost (deadline 1st of May). Please contact seminars@guildhallchambers.co.uk for group booking discounts. We look forward to seeing you there. Information Source: Guildhall Chambers | eventbrite

Initial Art Workshop - Mum and Baby Come join us for a fun and creative art workshop designed especially for mums and babies at Skyboat Cafe ! Create beautiful initial art for your little one using colourful acrylic paints, a huge variety of wooden and rubber stamps and letter templates to make your artwork perfect! All materials provided, to create a beautiful stamped piece for your little one. For those with twins or with more than one child you can choose to make additional prints for £5 each payable on the day. No prior art experience needed - just bring your enthusiasm and we'll provide all the materials. Connect with other mums in a relaxed and supportive environment. This event takes place on Thursday 5th June 1pm-2.30pm at Skyboat Cafe in Redland. 4 Harcourt Road, Bristol, BS6 7RG Both parents are welcome to join this session. Spaces are limited! Information Source: Craft With Clare | eventbrite