‘Introducing Stencil Art’ Spray Sessions with Where The Wall 26 June – 18 December

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 26 June onwards
  • Time: 2 pm – 3 pm
  • Location: 80 Stokes Croft BS1 3QY
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: £15
  • Booking instructions: book online

 

You’ll be introduced to stencil art from the very beginnings of recorded-human history, to the modern day with Banksy art. Just what did inspire him to become so impressive at stencil art in a world of graffiti art in Bristol? These sessions are a great way to spray street art, “get your hands on the cans” and take home some self-sprayed artwork, using our water-based spray paints and laser cut stencils. (A2 artwork size which is 59cm by 42cm).

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Haunted and Hidden Bristol Walking Tour 25 June – 30 July

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 25 June onwards
  • Time: 8 pm – 9.30 pm
  • Location: Various locations across Bristol
  • Meeting point: College Green
  • Cost: £4-£9
  • Booking instructions: book online

Now in its 16th year, The Haunted and Hidden Bristol Walking Tour is back! As seen on “Most Haunted”, the fully outdoor 80 minute walk combines haunted buildings, TV locations and Bristol trivia. Advance Bookings are required due to the current ‘Rule of 6’ restriction. Private walks are available on a date to suit.

 

Bristol Pride 10 July

Quick info:

  • Type of event: In-person & online
  • Date: 10 July
  • Time: 
  • Location: Castle Park
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: Free
  • Booking instructions: n/a

Pride Day will take place on Saturday 10th July and this year will be held in Castle Park, it will be a day that will focus on bringing people back together. The LGBT+ community and its allies have spent so much time apart over the last year, 

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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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Bristol Slave Trade Walk 11 July – 31 October

Quick info:

  • Type of event: In-Person
  • Date: 11th July – 31st October
  • Time: 12pm-3pm
  • Location: various
  • Meeting point: Radisson Blu Hotel
  • Cost: £5-£10
  • Booking instructions:

The walk on the slave trade and its impact on Bristol, will incorporate the 1,000 year history of Bristol as a port, a summary history of Bristol’s participation in the English and British slave trade including the abolition of the slave trade in 1807 and the abolition of slavery in 1833, and reference to Bristol born Edward Colston, an official of the Royal African Company, and his divisive legacy to Bristol. The walk will take in the historic harbour of Bristol including the Floating Harbour, the City Centre, Park Street, Bristol Cathedral, Pero’s Bridge, and John Cabot’s statue by the Arnolfini.

Strong & Mobile 13 July – 28 September

Quick info:

This playful, strong, and dynamic class will challenge you and encourage you to explore your body’s capabilities within a structured, safe, and lighthearted environment. You will develop strength, a deeper mind/body connection, hone your mental focus through breathework, increase mobility, and wind down and de-stress through a long & juicy cooldown.

Forest Bathing Sessions 14 July – 22 September

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Forest therapy, a set of mindful-based nature connection practises. These practises are adapted from the Japanese practise of Shirin-Yoku, or ‘forest bathing’ which harnesses the mood-promoting, anti-inflammatory and immunity boosting benefits of exposure to biochemical compounds released by trees. Benefits which are supported by medical research findings.

Shakespeare Undone! A Theatrical Walking Tour 30 July – 8 August

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: 30 July – 8 August
  • Time: Various
  • Location: Various
  • Meeting point:  Starts outside of M Shed, Princes Wharf, Gas Ferry Road
  • Cost: £17
  • Booking instructions: book online
 

Shakespeare Undone! is an immersive experience that takes you on a theatrical journey. Discovered amongst Bristol’s forgotten memorabilia, the Natural Theatre Company has ‘unearthed’ an early work of Shakespeare, written when Will was a young whippersnapper. This unpublished play features early sketches of his most iconic characters, first drafts of famous scenes…and just a little bit of nonsense.

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Walk on the Wildside 10 August

Quick info:

A walk around Stoke Park with Steve England, learning about the trees, plants and wildlife that appears at this time of year throughout the different habitats we encounter. On this circular walk, we will take a look at our local wildlife, learn the interesting facts about its birds, mammals, critters and creatures. We will learn all about the plants & flowers, hedgerows, field species & trees that make up our estate, and maybe have some practical plants knowledge, hedgerow snacks and creative tree uses thrown in along the way!

Arnos Vale Cemetery Trust – year round, restricted times

Quick info:

  • Type of event: in person
  • Date: Monday to Saturday, excluding bank holidays
  • Time: 9:30 am to 4 pm
  • Location: Arnos Vale Cemetery, West Lodge, Bath Road, Bristol, BS4 3EW
  • Meeting point: n/a
  • Cost: free
  • Booking instructions: no booking required

Step into a secret world at Arnos Vale Cemetery and discover a unique heritage site in the heart of Bristol, as you enter 45 green acres of spectacular Victorian Garden Cemetery. Download the Trail map and discover the people, wildlife and history that make Arnos Vale so special.