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.
Candlelight concerts in Bristol have quickly built a reputation for delivering unforgettable evenings, earning glowing Candlelight concert reviews both locally and worldwide. These classical music concerts and more feat...
Soft light; clear minds. The best Candlelight concerts in Bristol anchor evenings where strings and piano slip into the hush, inviting a reset for 2026. New tributes and special editions arrive across the year, pairing...
Not sure what things to do in Bristol this weekend? Whatever the weather, whatever your mood, we’ll always have you covered. Be it the best restaurants and gigs to awesome…...
From a rainbow of colour in the Cabot Circus car park to a 10-metre-long, inflatable cat at Cascade Steps, Bristol Light Festival is already shaping up to be…...
The award-winning free Bristol Light Festival will once again light up the city from Thursday, February 19 to Saturday, February 28, 2026. With Liz West already transforming the Level 7 of the Cabot Circus car park and...
There’s no better feeling than sleeping in until it’s too late for breakfast yet too early for lunch – the perfect excuse for brunch. Good news, there’s more to…...
The Jazz Room in Bristol captures the city’s creative heartbeat. It’s a cozy spot where smooth sax riffs and clinking glasses blend into an effortless groove. Mirroring Bristol’s lively jazz scene, it echoes the s...
Bristol Light Festival looks to return to the city for ten unmissable nights next year (February 19 to 28, 2026)—with the first few days to coincide with school half-term, allowing families more time to explore the free...
Bristol Harbour Festival is ready to make a splash this summer with a bold new move from one of the South West’s biggest free festivals. The 2026 edition will see organisers refocus the sprawling harbourside layout into...
The aim of the game is simple: Using only recycled items to build your own human-powered flying machine, see who can fly the furthest before crashlanding in the water. While the first-ever Birdman had people throwing th...