Summer Sounds at Avon valley Wildlife park 2 July – 21 August

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 2th July onwards
  • Time: 10 am – 10 pm
  • Location: Avon Valley Wildlife park
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: £15-£20
  • Booking instructions: book online

We are bringing nights back to life this Summer with live music filled weekends in July and August.  Our event field is opening for a series of gigs with an outdoor stage and spacious arena packed with festival vibes. Summer Sounds has an eclectic line up with something for everyone to come and enjoy. 

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Avon Gorge Cruise on board The Matthew 3 – 18 July

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 3rd July onwards
  • Time: 7 am – 9 pm
  • Location: Avon Gorge
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: £40
  • Booking instructions: book online

A three to four hour trip down the River Avon, under the Clifton Suspension Bridge and along the Avon Gorge to Pill and back. Look out into the river through one of the deepest locks in the world! 

Sounds of Sudan: Nabra + Ligeti Quartet 10 July

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 10 July
  • Time: 7.30 pm – 9.30 pm
  • Location: St.George’s Bristol, Great George Street, Bristol, BS1 5RR
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: £13.50
  • Booking instructions: book online

Sounds of Sudan is an exciting, brand new collaboration between the Bristol based oud duo Nabra and one of the UK’s leading contemporary ensembles the Ligeti String Quartet. With songs from Khartoum, Omdurman, Darfur –

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Sunday Shuttle to Beese’s with Bristol Ferry 11 July – 26 September

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 11th July
  • Time: 11am – 3pm
  • Location: 44 The Grove, Bs1
  • Meeting point: Welsh Back Ferry Landing
  • Cost: £15
  • Booking instructions: book online

 

Explore the sights and sounds of the tranquil countryside right on our doorstep as we cruise along the feeder canal and through Netham Lock to the leafy riverbanks of St Anne’s and Conham River Park. Look out for otters, ducks, swans, kingfishers, deer and foxes as you glide slowly towards the famous Beeses, nestled on the river bank. At Beeses you can either treat yourselves to a some of the delicious options from their Deli Bar, or enjoy some refreshing drinks with your friends. Price includes boat journey only – food and drink must be bought from Beese’s directly upon arrival.

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The Life, Times and Death of Thomas Becket 13 July

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Marking the 850th anniversary of one of the most powerful figures of his times, this special exhibition at the British Museum presents Becket’s tumultuous journey from a merchant’s son to an archbishop, and from a revered saint in death to a “traitor” in the eyes of Henry Vlll more than 350 years later. The archbishop’s slaying and martyrdom transfixed the medieval world – and inspired some magnificently murderous art and artefacts that are still shocking today. The aim of the exhibit seems to be to get up close to the man, the murder and the legend through an array of objects associated with Becket such as illuminated manuscripts, some of which contain eye-witness accounts of the murder, jewellery and sacred reliquaries.

One Step For Curiosity: A Rare Look Inside the Space Shuttle Enterprise 13 &14 July

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During this special live one-hour digital tour experience, the Intrepid Museum’s Curator of Aviation, Eric Boehm, will take you inside the actual space shuttle! The interior of the Enterprise is not open to the public, and few people outside of NASA have had the opportunity to examine or even see inside this marvel of engineering. Don’t miss this incredible and rare opportunity!

The Ethics of Storytelling 14 July

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Is it possible to tell stories with honesty, thoughtfulness, and accuracy that are out with your own lived experience? When is it appropriate to use verbatim text? What are the ethics of writing characters based on real people, whether contemporary or historical?
Join us for an online panel discussion on the ethics of storytelling.

Vegan For Beginners 17 July

Quick info:

More and more people are interested in vegan/plant based eating. Join this workshop to find out more about the V-side!

Festival of Archaeology 17 July – 1 August

Quick info:

  • Type of event: Online
  • Date: 17 July – 1 August
  • Time: N/A
  • Location: Online
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: Free
  • Booking instructions: Book online  

This year the Festival of Archaeology is kicking off with the theme ‘Exploring Local Places’. Organisers are putting together archaeological events allowing you to explore your local community, stories and people that lived there.
What started off as a two-day festival has evolved into two weeks of exciting

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Story Coaching Circle 22 July

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Storytelling can be one of scariest – and most impactful – skills that you can hone as a changemaker. You’re invited to learn how to share powerful, personal stories in a community of people who are also committed to collective liberation. Join a community of emerging storytellers in uncovering your personal stories, crafting your visionary narrative, and refining them so they are compelling, magnetic, and memorable.