Have a holly jolly horrible Christmas at this drive-in car park panto...
From the comedic minds behind Horrible Histories comes a journey back through Christmas' past. Park up, turn off your engines and settle in to wa...
Hear music from Sailor Moon, Death Note, and more .
The breath-taking beauty of anime doesn’t just lie in the engaging storylines or unforgettable characters. In fact, you’ll find a crucial part of anime films and show...
Explore the city with these festive illuminations.
The festive season isn’t far away and one way of knowing that the holidays are coming is when the Christmas lights in Bristol are switched on. Bristol City Centre BID...
Forget the frosty forests of Narnia, this winter wonderland has a much warmer welcome...
Our social calendars always tend to fill up over the months of November and December; stuffed with firework nights, festive film...
The prettiest streets in Bristol are an intoxicating mix of cute crescents, ravishing roads, lovely lanes, and magnificent mews.
We already know that Bristol is pretty, but these streets dotted around the city show jus...
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The society papers are once again abuzz with news, but it’s not Lady Whistledown’s latest salacious gossip filling the pages. Instead, it’s something much more exciting. Secret Cinema and Fever have unveiled their ne...
Sort fact from fiction .
Fancy learning something new? Thankfully, our pals at Fever are running their excellent Fever Talks over the coming months, which means you can now enjoy a fascinating lecture about The Science...
From impressive performances to insightful exhibitions, Bristol is marking Black History Month in many ways.
October is Black History Month and, while Black history should be championed for more than just one month, th...
You've seen candlelight concerts. You've seen ballet. .
Few things can improve Swan Lake, Tchaikovsky's incomparable ballet. However, we thing we may just have found a way. The lovely folks of Fever are hosting some ut...
The Disney classic is coming to the stage.
Before there was the magic of Frozen, there was Bedknobs and Broomsticks. Originally released in 1971, the charming movie (which was a childhood favourite in my household) fol...