Explore unusual things to do in Bristol: we reveal the secret places to visit, quirky sights to see, cool neighbourhoods to try, and guides to making the most of the city all year round. It’s your must-read guide to Bristol, for visitors and locals alike.
Christmas is full of magical stories designed to enchant and amaze children and adults of all ages. Maybe the most magical of all has to be The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe by C.S Lewis; the tale of four children wh...
You’ve heard about the pub crawl, but what about a grub crawl? With hundreds of thousands of freshers due to flock to their new homes this September, Deliveroo is launching The Grub Crawl: free foodie tours across Edinb...
This summer the bewitching Candlelight concerts will illuminate one of the UK’s largest and most culturally important cities. Bristol will be able to enjoy a number of concerts under candlelight with some of the b...
Autumn is underway; the sun is setting earlier, temperatures are dropping and everyone is cosying up. But that doesn’t mean there’s no fun to be had. With awesome events such as Halloween and Black History Month taking...
It’s not long until we see ghostly spirits haunting our streets, zombies chasing after our brains, and an assortment of blood-thirsty vampires, cackling witches and meandering mummies asking for… treats? Yes, Halloween...
We’ve known for a few months that Bristol Beacon, formerly known as Colston Hall, will reopen this November. Bristol’s historic arts venue has been at the heart of the city’s cultural events for over a century. (The ear...
Everyone loves movie nights, from quiet evenings with Netflix to popcorn-filled trips to the cinema. But we doubt anyone has experienced a film night light this before. This Saturday (September 16), A Wall is a Screen:...
Big screams need a big cinema screen, and where else is bigger than the former IMAX in the Aquarium? Forbidden Worlds Film Festival will be taking over the gigantic screen this Halloween. The horror film festival will s...
Come this December, we expect the South West to become a lot more bright and beautiful. Christmas lights will obviously fill our homes, streets and shops, but we never thought our skies would be receiving a glow-up. But...