Exhibition bringing together the work of local artists Kelly O'Brien and Yuko Edwards on family histories, part of the Bristol Photo Festival's 'Time Machine' edition.
A cinematic, acrobatic performance film by Laura Murphy exploring mental health, queerness, rage and the 21st Century space race.
Dub night featuring Iration Steppas and Concrete Lion as part of the Teachings in Dub series, with a full O.B.F soundsystem.
The world premiere stage adaptation of Max Porter's spectral novel, a magical and beguiling story set in a village near Bristol.
Guided walking tours led by festival curators between exhibition venues, with artist talks, on the opening Saturday of the Bristol Photo Festival.
A family-friendly Nature Salon led by Professor Michael Benton and Mary Colwell, exploring modern scientific understanding of dinosaurs beyond the image of monsters.
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.
Three days of psychobilly and garage rock across Lost Horizon and The Ill Repute, with The Long Tall Texans, Zombina & the Skeletones and more.
A community-driven, multi-venue music festival in Stokes Croft featuring psychedelic, garage and alternative live music across several local venues.
Night of garage rock, post-punk and noise rock headlined by DITZ, Enola Gay and Iguana Death Cult at St George's Bristol.
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.
Brandon Flowers brings his latest solo work to the stage, drawing on country, Americana and classic rock influences in an intimate live show.
Eve Appleton Band celebrate their second album The Way Up Sky, live with Dogsbody.
Chamber choir Exultate Singers perform a programme of choral masterpieces from across the British Isles, including Thomas Tallis's 'Spem in Alium'.
Bristol's legendary psytrance night featuring live music, laser shows and a silent disco, strictly for over-18s.
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.
Screening of the 1970 psychological thriller 'La Rupture' by Claude Chabrol, part of the 'Claude Chabrol: Elements of Crime' season at Watershed.
Intimate solo gig by Jamie T at Electric Bristol, supporting his new album 'Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)'.
British Comedian of the Year alumnus Jeff Innocent previews a work-in-progress for his new show, test-running an hour of brand-new material ahead of his next tour.
Comedy night with The Gaffe at Mr Wolfs Rooftop, featuring established comedians and local stars.
Muttonbird and Pigeon present a work in progress comedy show Interview with a Shark at The Robin Hood.
A live orchestral performance of the Avatar The Last Airbender score, synchronised with a two-hour visual journey through the animated series.
Film screening of Club Kid, directed by Jordan Firstman, as part of the BFI London Film Festival on Tour 2026.
Animated adventure from LAIKA about a teenage girl's rescue mission into an enchanted forest, shown as part of the CTBA programme.
Art installation recreating a 1960s Caribbean front room with real keepsakes, part of the Windrush 78th anniversary celebrations at Watershed.
Exhibition of nature-inspired mixed-media prints and paintings by Bristol artist Olga Raychell at Grain Barge, with food and drink available in the cellar.
Exhibition of projects from Magnum Foundation's Photography Expanded Fellowship on the climate crisis, featuring twenty photographers from around the world.
A major photography exhibition by Martin Parr exploring the details of everyday life, presented as a tribute within the Bristol Photo Festival.
A theatre show that centres on disability and identity, exploring how identities can lose their effectiveness when overused.
A biennial of photography with an international focus, exploring layered time through its Time Machine theme, with exhibitions and events across the city.
Film screening of Bad Apples, directed by Jonatan Etzler, starring Saoirse Ronan, with audio description.
