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The funny thing about the Banana Bridge is that its name doesn’t really make any sense anymore (no, not that name, its official name). You see, it’s really called the Langton Street Bridge, but Langton Street was lost m...
We know we won’t be getting the St Pauls Carnival we were once promised this summer. Bristol’s celebration of African and Caribbean culture—which attracts over 100,000 people with colouful floats, bass-heavy soundsystem...
If you’ve never been to Naples, then you’re missing out on some of the world’s best pizza. But don’t worry, you don’t need to book the next flight out of Bristol. Authentic Neapolitan pizza is coming to you, with Rudy’s...
Now, we know you don’t want to be thinking about Christmas just yet, but summer’s not going to last forever. So why not start preparing your winter holiday? You’re guaranteed to want to fly out of the country once the s...
Way back in 2013, Nick Park’s Academy Award-winning character was unleashed on the streets of Bristol in the first Gromit trail. Over 10 years, 500 sculptures and £20 million raised for Bristol Children’s Hospital later...
If you’re already worrying about how to fill the time during the school holidays, then fret no longer! Hoo-Ha! Festival, Bristol’s biggest free festival for kids, is back this August with two jam-packed days of activiti...
Bristol is undeniably one of the UK’s top musical cities—where else could produce Massive Attack, Roni Size and Idles? But it’s now time to encourage the next generation of young musicians in the city with an annual cel...
If you went back 200 years ago, long before Bristol was paved, the areas surrounding the harbourside lay on marshland (so that’s why it’s called Canon’s Marsh!!) This weekend (June 14 and 15), Festival of Nature is brin...
There’s something special about Chandos Road in Redland. Home to top-notch restaurants, bakeries, and pubs—grab a pint at The Good Measure or a croissant from Bake Away—two of its eateries even recently featured on the...
Luke Jerram has made a name for himself with his large-scale public art installations—from a water slide on Park Street to a scaled-down Planet Earth in Bristol Cathedral. Now he’s wrapped Bristol’s oldest art gal...
