St George's is a live music venue and café bar in the centre of Bristol, hosting concerts across genres including folk, jazz and classical, alongside talks, lunchtime performances and family-friendly events.
A family-friendly Nature Salon led by Professor Michael Benton and Mary Colwell, exploring modern scientific understanding of dinosaurs beyond the image of monsters.
Night of garage rock, post-punk and noise rock headlined by DITZ, Enola Gay and Iguana Death Cult at St George's Bristol.
Chamber choir Exultate Singers perform a programme of choral masterpieces from across the British Isles, including Thomas Tallis's 'Spem in Alium'.
Concert by the British rock band Wishbone Ash, known for their pioneering twin-lead guitar sound, at St George's Bristol.
Bestselling historian Dan Jones presents a gripping new history of the world told through its iconic strongholds in this UK-wide tour.
BAFTA award-winning author and spoken-word artist Lemn Sissay brings his acclaimed show to the stage, blending live readings with the stories behind his poems.
Foy Vance live, on his world tour celebrating 'The Wake' and the songs of 'IF', with support from Bonnie Bishop and Niall McCabe.
A jazz night where Hesta Banks and The Adam Stokes Quintet pay homage to the legendary Blossom Dearie.
Grace Petrie performs a show in two halves: an intimate solo set and a career-retrospective full-band performance drawing on her sixteen-year catalogue.
George Boomsma, skilled guitarist and songwriter, makes his debut gig at the Glass Studio, with a talk by Ant Miles about his creative inspirations.
Pianist Máire Carroll performs a curated selection of Philip Glass's piano études, marking the composer's 90th birthday.
Saxophonist and composer Mali Sheard performs her debut album Homestead, blending folk lyricism with contemporary jazz.
A double bill featuring tenor guitar soloist James Gow and the contemporary jazz string trio J.A.M. String Collective.
Julian Baggini explores big ideas from the week's news stories in a live discussion as part of the Philosophical Times series.
Interactive introduction to string instruments with presenter Laura Tanner and MiniBeats string players, suitable for young children.
Jeremy Bowen, BBC International Editor, discusses the battle for truth in conflict zones, drawing on his reporting from Gaza, Ukraine, Syria, Sudan and Yemen.
Graham Gouldman performs acoustic versions of his classic songs with Heart Full of Songs, covering hits from 10cc, The Hollies, The Yardbirds and more.
Folk music concert featuring the critically acclaimed duo Hannah Sanders & Ben Savage joined by double bassist Jon Thorne on their Just Announced tour.
Inaugural wine club session led by Steph Scarborough, featuring Italian and Spanish wines with tasters and nibbles.
Saxophonist Jasmine Myra brings her 8-piece ensemble to play tracks from her album Where Light Settles.
Lunchtime concert by the AERA Ensemble, a young chamber music trio, in the main hall of St George's Bristol.
Rachel Podger on violin and Lucie Horsch on recorders perform a programme of baroque music, including works by Bach, Telemann and traditional songs.
A family art workshop by Goldfinch Create and Play inspired by natural patterns and textures, suitable for children aged 4 and over.
Harriet performs new interpretations of her favourite 1970s sounds with her live band, blending classic hits with her own nostalgic original material.
Award-winning saxophonist Jess Gillam leads a seven-piece band in a 90-minute programme spanning 900 years of music, weaving together classical, jazz and folk traditions.
Concert by Australian cellist and songwriter William Jack, blending jazz, folk and classical influences, part of the Rising Stars series at St George's Bristol.
Dame Meera Syal shares the hilarious and heartwarming true stories that have shaped her life and work in this stand-up comedy show.
An evening of uplifting orchestral and choral music featuring Poulenc's Gloria, Haydn's Cello Concerto, and Finzi's Magnificat, performed by the Bristol Ensemble and The Fitzhardinge Consort.
Folk concert by Seth Lakeman, celebrating the 20th anniversary of his album Freedom Fields, with a full band and 30-minute interval.
