Three teachers from Clifton High School spent their Easter holidays cycling from John O’Groats to Land’s End to raise money for leading cancer charity, Penny Brohn UK. Mr Taylor, Mr Rimmer and Mr Wallington decided…

It has been 90 years since the Kelvin Players Theatre Company staged their inaugural show, The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey; to celebrate this significant anniversary, the group are delving into their extensive back catalogue,…

Friday 19 April – Monday 22 April 2019 10-5 Sculptural delights inspired by from faraway shores Greek gods, tagelmust attired Tuareg musicians from the Sahara, a bronze fox skulking across the grass, swirling multimedia figures,…

Friday 29 March – Sunday 31 March It’s ‘Horrible’ and it’s ‘Barmy’ – and it’s coming to Bristol! After a hugely successful West End season, HORRIBLE HISTORIES – BRAND NEW BARMY BRITAIN is touring the country for…

Thursday 7 March is World Book Day, the annual celebration of books and reading. Anyone with primary aged children will surely already have measured their child up for their BFG costume or will be putting…

It’s all happening at Gloucester Road Opticians Lynne Fernandes. It’s only February and they’ve already won a national award, been shortlisted for another and their new Ray-Ban Spring Collection is now in-store! National awards –…

A dance and movement class for pregnancy and for birth preparation. Includes gentle and dynamic physical movement for pregnancy and birth, visualisation and relaxation techniques, and a sprinkling of pregnancy advice and birth physiology (how…

The Gloucester Road International Festival of Food & Drink, on 9 March 2019, celebrates the diversity of international food and drink available on Gloucester Road. Restaurants and bars, butchers and bakers, lounges and pubs, greengrocers…

Bishopston's Window Wanderland takes place between 9-11 February and it's still not too late to sign up to make a display.  From the simple to the spectacular, throw open your curtains and get creative. Dozens of…

Award-winning theatre company brings multi-award-winning play to Bristol audiences for the first time. The Kelvin Players’ February Production is The Father, translated by Christopher Hampton from the French original by Florian Zeller. Andre is a man…