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March 2024
Adventures in Time and Space at Weston Museum
A treat for all those who’ve shared an adventure with the Doctor. Journey back to the roots of the longest-running Sci-Fi extravaganza known to humanity from the classic era that graced our screens from 1963 to 1989, to the modern reboot that’s been stealing our hearts since 2005, this exhibition is a heartwarming journey for Whovians of all generations. This is the largest collection of original and digital art from and about the programme ever shown in one location.
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »After School Easter Pottery Painting at Flourish
Get creative in a pottery painting session to celebrate Easter. Ticket includes a drink, an Easter egg box to paint (add a bunny for £5) and an Easter treat. To book, please call 01225 536644 Ext. 6 or email home@flourishatglenavon.co.uk.
Find out more »Top Gun at Bristol Aerospace
A memorable film night in the company of Concorde Alpha Foxtrot. Before the film, step onboard Concorde and enjoy fascinating archival footage of her maiden flight. When the film starts, take your seats beneath the wings of this iconic plane and settle back to enjoy the show!
Find out more »Calmer Days at Bristol Aquarium
A more relaxing sensory experience for any customers who may need it without music or children’s rides as well as increased lighting levels. Last entry 5pm.
Find out more »Adventures in Time and Space at Weston Museum
A treat for all those who’ve shared an adventure with the Doctor. Journey back to the roots of the longest-running Sci-Fi extravaganza known to humanity from the classic era that graced our screens from 1963 to 1989, to the modern reboot that’s been stealing our hearts since 2005, this exhibition is a heartwarming journey for Whovians of all generations. This is the largest collection of original and digital art from and about the programme ever shown in one location.
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »After School Easter Pottery Painting at Flourish
Get creative in a pottery painting session to celebrate Easter. Ticket includes a drink, an Easter egg box to paint (add a bunny for £5) and an Easter treat. To book, please call 01225 536644 Ext. 6 or email home@flourishatglenavon.co.uk.
Find out more »Adventures in Time and Space at Weston Museum
A treat for all those who’ve shared an adventure with the Doctor. Journey back to the roots of the longest-running Sci-Fi extravaganza known to humanity from the classic era that graced our screens from 1963 to 1989, to the modern reboot that’s been stealing our hearts since 2005, this exhibition is a heartwarming journey for Whovians of all generations. This is the largest collection of original and digital art from and about the programme ever shown in one location.
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »Starter for Ten at The Old Vic
What is eighteen-year-old Brian Jackson’s proudest achievement to date? His A-level results. His idol? Kate Bush. His lifelong dream? To compete on legendary TV quiz show University Challenge. It’s 1985 and, leaving Southend to start his first year at Bristol University, Brian soon discovers that falling in love and growing up take a lot more than general knowledge… Adapted from the hilarious novel by David Nicholls and the 2006 film, this is a bright, big-hearted new musical featuring an irresistible original soundtrack inspired by…
Find out more »Starter for Ten at The Old Vic
What is eighteen-year-old Brian Jackson’s proudest achievement to date? His A-level results. His idol? Kate Bush. His lifelong dream? To compete on legendary TV quiz show University Challenge. It’s 1985 and, leaving Southend to start his first year at Bristol University, Brian soon discovers that falling in love and growing up take a lot more than general knowledge… Adapted from the hilarious novel by David Nicholls and the 2006 film, this is a bright, big-hearted new musical featuring an irresistible original soundtrack inspired by…
Find out more »Bristol Jazz Festival at The Tobacco Factory
Synonymous with world-class jazz and community spirit, the festival returns for the eleventh edition., reaffirming the commitment to inclusion, creativity, and the celebration of jazz!
Find out more »Adventures in Time and Space at Weston Museum
A treat for all those who’ve shared an adventure with the Doctor. Journey back to the roots of the longest-running Sci-Fi extravaganza known to humanity from the classic era that graced our screens from 1963 to 1989, to the modern reboot that’s been stealing our hearts since 2005, this exhibition is a heartwarming journey for Whovians of all generations. This is the largest collection of original and digital art from and about the programme ever shown in one location.
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »Sing-a-long Matilda at Bristol Hippodrome
Matilda is an extraordinary girl, who armed with a sharp mind and a vivid imagination, dares to take a stand to change her story with miraculous results. Learn some dance moves, use props and join in with the songs from the show on screen. Fancy dress encouraged and full audience participation essential.
Find out more »Adventures in Time and Space at Weston Museum
A treat for all those who’ve shared an adventure with the Doctor. Journey back to the roots of the longest-running Sci-Fi extravaganza known to humanity from the classic era that graced our screens from 1963 to 1989, to the modern reboot that’s been stealing our hearts since 2005, this exhibition is a heartwarming journey for Whovians of all generations. This is the largest collection of original and digital art from and about the programme ever shown in one location.
Find out more »Prehistoric Sealife at Bristol Aquarium
Dive back through the mists of time to a world when giants ruled the seas; learn all about the wild and wonderful creatures that called our seas home 200 million years ago and discover some fascinating fossils with Dr Mark O’Dell (11am-330pm, 24 March); no booking required. Visitors will be able to explore some of the fossils in Mark’s collection including ammonites, fossilised fish and shark’s teeth, and are encouraged to bring in any fossils they may have at home…
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Trail at Bristol Zoo Project
Swish, squelch and splash your way through the 3D sensory installations in Bear Wood to find real bears at the end in this fun family trail.
Find out more »Starter for Ten at The Old Vic
What is eighteen-year-old Brian Jackson’s proudest achievement to date? His A-level results. His idol? Kate Bush. His lifelong dream? To compete on legendary TV quiz show University Challenge. It’s 1985 and, leaving Southend to start his first year at Bristol University, Brian soon discovers that falling in love and growing up take a lot more than general knowledge… Adapted from the hilarious novel by David Nicholls and the 2006 film, this is a bright, big-hearted new musical featuring an irresistible original soundtrack inspired by…
Find out more »Starter for Ten at The Old Vic
What is eighteen-year-old Brian Jackson’s proudest achievement to date? His A-level results. His idol? Kate Bush. His lifelong dream? To compete on legendary TV quiz show University Challenge. It’s 1985 and, leaving Southend to start his first year at Bristol University, Brian soon discovers that falling in love and growing up take a lot more than general knowledge… Adapted from the hilarious novel by David Nicholls and the 2006 film, this is a bright, big-hearted new musical featuring an irresistible original soundtrack inspired by…
Find out more »Prehistoric Sealife at Bristol Aquarium
Dive back through the mists of time to a world when giants ruled the seas; learn all about the wild and wonderful creatures that called our seas home 200 million years ago and discover some fascinating fossils with Dr Mark O’Dell (11am-330pm, 24 March); no booking required. Visitors will be able to explore some of the fossils in Mark’s collection including ammonites, fossilised fish and shark’s teeth, and are encouraged to bring in any fossils they may have at home…
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Trail at Bristol Zoo Project
Swish, squelch and splash your way through the 3D sensory installations in Bear Wood to find real bears at the end in this fun family trail.
Find out more »The Night Sky Show at the Redgrave Theatre
Learn about the constellations, stars, planets and more. Our connection, stories and future with the night sky to understand and enjoy stargazing using visual effects, science fiction and science fact. Shows at 2pm and 6pm; suitable for ages 8+ years.
Find out more »Prehistoric Sealife at Bristol Aquarium
Dive back through the mists of time to a world when giants ruled the seas; learn all about the wild and wonderful creatures that called our seas home 200 million years ago and discover some fascinating fossils with Dr Mark O’Dell (11am-330pm, 24 March); no booking required. Visitors will be able to explore some of the fossils in Mark’s collection including ammonites, fossilised fish and shark’s teeth, and are encouraged to bring in any fossils they may have at home…
Find out more »Making Waves: Mary Anning and her Icthyosaur at Bristol Museum and Art Gallery
Early palaeontologist Mary Anning (1799-1847) discovered an incredible fossil skull when she was just 14-years-old, now conserved and on display along with an artist’s model statue of Mary, made by Denise Dutton.
Find out more »We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Trail at Bristol Zoo Project
Swish, squelch and splash your way through the 3D sensory installations in Bear Wood to find real bears at the end in this fun family trail.
Find out more »Everybody’s Talking About Jamie at Bristol Hippodrome
Jamie New is sixteen and lives on a council estate in Sheffield. Jamie doesn’t quite fit in. Jamie is terrified about the future. Jamie is going to be a sensation. Supported by his brilliant loving mum and surrounded by his friends, Jamie overcomes prejudice, beats the bullies and steps out of the darkness, into the spotlight.a
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