Your guide to the best things to do in the city.
Republica, celebrating 30 years since their debut album and "Ready to Go", close their UK autumn tour at Thekla in Bristol on Sunday 29 November. The show is 14+, with doors at 7pm and tickets from £30.00 via DICE. The venue is a converted cargo ship in the harbour, with a 400-capacity hold.
Preview screening of the Palme d'Or winning film 'Fjord' by Cristian Mungiu, as part of the 70th BFI London Film Festival on Tour.
Owl on the Roof presents a scratch night of brand-new work in progress, featuring a scene from a play, a stand-up set, and a character monologue, with drinks served through the night.
Belfast post-punk and noise rock four-piece Enola Gay play The Full Moon and Attic Bar with DITZ, Iguana Death Cult and Earth Tongue.
A community-driven, multi-venue music festival in Stokes Croft featuring psychedelic, garage and alternative live music across several local venues.
Chamber choir Exultate Singers perform a programme of choral masterpieces from across the British Isles, including Thomas Tallis's 'Spem in Alium'.
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Poquito Coffee is a small, intimate neighbourhood coffee shop on Cheltenham Road in Montpelier, Bristol, known for its quality espresso, milk-based coffees, vegan bakes and relaxed atmosphere. A look at its beans, its long iced drinks menu and its local character.
Jamie T plays a solo album show at Electric Bristol on Sunday 18 October, presented by Rough Trade. The post covers the new album Ghosts (100 Days of Morning), a little background on his career, and the practical details for the venue and tickets.
Night of garage rock, post-punk and noise rock headlined by DITZ, Enola Gay and Iguana Death Cult at St George's Bristol.
Fourth edition of the pop-punk festival at Exchange, with Danny Wright as Blink-182 and RIVIA as Green Day, plus Paramore, Simple Plan and Bring Me The Horizon.
Subtitled screening of the French holiday slasher 'Dial Code Santa Claus' presented by Bristol Bad Film Club with an introduction from its member Ti Singh.
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The multi-award-winning musical based on the 2000 film, following young Billy as he discovers his passion for dance during the 1984/85 miners' strike.
A free, city-wide celebration of light with large-scale installations and interactive artworks across Bristol, running for ten evenings.
Audio-visual show set to the remastered soundtrack of The Dark Side of the Moon with 360-degree visuals in the Planetarium.
The London Symphony Orchestra performs Bruckner's Symphony No. 9 and Edmund Finnis' Cello Concerto, with Sheku Kanneh-Mason on cello and Sir Antonio Pappano conducting.
A biennial of photography with an international focus, exploring layered time through its Time Machine theme, with exhibitions and events across the city.
