Past Events

A celebration of all things autumnal including pumpkin patch Fur, Fangs, and Feathers scavenger hunt (28 Oct–1 Nov) to explore the zoo, hunt for hidden clues whilst learning all about some fascinating animals and native wildlife. Participants will receive a discount pumpkins purchased from the patch and win a family animal adoption of your choice. There will also be displays with a selection of birds of prey.  

An opportunity to take a tour of the School, learn about the options available and meet with staff members.

Combining faith, science and art in celebration. Gaia is 1.8 million times smaller than the Earth, with each centimetre of the internally lit sculpture representing 18km of the Earth’s surface. The installation was designed by Jerram to recreate the Overview Effect, a phenomenon first described by Frank White in 1987. Feel awe for the planet, a profound understanding of the interconnection of all life and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment. Alongside the exhibition, there will be…

Showcasing a variety of British Airways cabin crew and flight crew uniforms, from 1940s to modern-day designs. Among the highlights will be some of the most outlandish pieces in history, including the BOAC paper dress designed for flights to the Caribbean and the entirely tartan uniform once used by Caledonian Airways. The exhibition will explore the evolution of airline uniforms, emphasising their impact on both fashion and aviation. The collection reveals how these uniforms reflect significant changes in history, culture,…

From poison to pincers, barbed stingers to gnashing jaws, there are so many ways that aquatic animals hunt and protect themselves in the natural world. Explore all the different ways that their animals can be deadly and listen to special talks and watch a squid dissection as aquarium staff demonstrate the biology of this creature. This one is not for the squeamish but budding biologists will be sure to find this study into animal anatomy fascinating. In addition, visitors can…

A celebration of all things autumnal including pumpkin patch Fur, Fangs, and Feathers scavenger hunt (28 Oct–1 Nov) to explore the zoo, hunt for hidden clues whilst learning all about some fascinating animals and native wildlife. Participants will receive a discount pumpkins purchased from the patch and win a family animal adoption of your choice. There will also be displays with a selection of birds of prey.  

Combining faith, science and art in celebration. Gaia is 1.8 million times smaller than the Earth, with each centimetre of the internally lit sculpture representing 18km of the Earth’s surface. The installation was designed by Jerram to recreate the Overview Effect, a phenomenon first described by Frank White in 1987. Feel awe for the planet, a profound understanding of the interconnection of all life and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment. Alongside the exhibition, there will be…

As well as the Gaia exhibition, Bristol Cathedral are also hosting Stargazing nights in autumn, with an astronomer giving an awe-inspiring guided tour of the night sky including constellations, and the science behind the stars, with a telescope set up in the gardens to see the cosmic views. Sessions last 30mins and includes a hot drink.

Showcasing a variety of British Airways cabin crew and flight crew uniforms, from 1940s to modern-day designs. Among the highlights will be some of the most outlandish pieces in history, including the BOAC paper dress designed for flights to the Caribbean and the entirely tartan uniform once used by Caledonian Airways. The exhibition will explore the evolution of airline uniforms, emphasising their impact on both fashion and aviation. The collection reveals how these uniforms reflect significant changes in history, culture,…

Halloween sessions to create a metal sculpture (pumpkin or spider) using their creativity and learning practical engineering skills. Sessions last 50mins; suitable for ages 8-16 years. Groups will have a maximum of 4 children participants and 2 tutors. There is limited space upstairs to observe during the session for parents/guardians.  A selection of overalls will be available, but there is no guarantee of available sizes on the day. Please wear sturdy footwear that protects your toes and covers your ankles,…

From poison to pincers, barbed stingers to gnashing jaws, there are so many ways that aquatic animals hunt and protect themselves in the natural world. Explore all the different ways that their animals can be deadly and listen to special talks and watch a squid dissection as aquarium staff demonstrate the biology of this creature. This one is not for the squeamish but budding biologists will be sure to find this study into animal anatomy fascinating. In addition, visitors can…

A celebration of all things autumnal including pumpkin patch Fur, Fangs, and Feathers scavenger hunt (28 Oct–1 Nov) to explore the zoo, hunt for hidden clues whilst learning all about some fascinating animals and native wildlife. Participants will receive a discount pumpkins purchased from the patch and win a family animal adoption of your choice. There will also be displays with a selection of birds of prey.  

Nothing’s quite what you’d expect in the deep, dark woods. Little Red Riding Hood is no longer little, she no longer wears a hood and she wants to be called by her real name. She’s questioning everything. And so are Mother, the Woodcutter and even the Wolf! A playful and mischievous retelling of the familiar fairy tale, with original songs and signature Roustabout silliness, that dares you to step off the path and write your own story. What would you…

Nothing’s quite what you’d expect in the deep, dark woods. Little Red Riding Hood is no longer little, she no longer wears a hood and she wants to be called by her real name. She’s questioning everything. And so are Mother, the Woodcutter and even the Wolf! A playful and mischievous retelling of the familiar fairy tale, with original songs and signature Roustabout silliness, that dares you to step off the path and write your own story. What would you…

Combining faith, science and art in celebration. Gaia is 1.8 million times smaller than the Earth, with each centimetre of the internally lit sculpture representing 18km of the Earth’s surface. The installation was designed by Jerram to recreate the Overview Effect, a phenomenon first described by Frank White in 1987. Feel awe for the planet, a profound understanding of the interconnection of all life and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment. Alongside the exhibition, there will be…

Showcasing a variety of British Airways cabin crew and flight crew uniforms, from 1940s to modern-day designs. Among the highlights will be some of the most outlandish pieces in history, including the BOAC paper dress designed for flights to the Caribbean and the entirely tartan uniform once used by Caledonian Airways. The exhibition will explore the evolution of airline uniforms, emphasising their impact on both fashion and aviation. The collection reveals how these uniforms reflect significant changes in history, culture,…

From poison to pincers, barbed stingers to gnashing jaws, there are so many ways that aquatic animals hunt and protect themselves in the natural world. Explore all the different ways that their animals can be deadly and listen to special talks and watch a squid dissection as aquarium staff demonstrate the biology of this creature. This one is not for the squeamish but budding biologists will be sure to find this study into animal anatomy fascinating. In addition, visitors can…

A celebration of all things autumnal including pumpkin patch Fur, Fangs, and Feathers scavenger hunt (28 Oct–1 Nov) to explore the zoo, hunt for hidden clues whilst learning all about some fascinating animals and native wildlife. Participants will receive a discount pumpkins purchased from the patch and win a family animal adoption of your choice. There will also be displays with a selection of birds of prey.  

Hosted by The Baby Fayre South West and Waterbabies with small, local businesses for new and expectant parents and those with young families. Free admission, refreshments,  and baby change facilities available. Further details available online or email southwest@thebabyfayre.co.uk

Nothing’s quite what you’d expect in the deep, dark woods. Little Red Riding Hood is no longer little, she no longer wears a hood and she wants to be called by her real name. She’s questioning everything. And so are Mother, the Woodcutter and even the Wolf! A playful and mischievous retelling of the familiar fairy tale, with original songs and signature Roustabout silliness, that dares you to step off the path and write your own story. What would you…

Nothing’s quite what you’d expect in the deep, dark woods. Little Red Riding Hood is no longer little, she no longer wears a hood and she wants to be called by her real name. She’s questioning everything. And so are Mother, the Woodcutter and even the Wolf! A playful and mischievous retelling of the familiar fairy tale, with original songs and signature Roustabout silliness, that dares you to step off the path and write your own story. What would you…

Combining faith, science and art in celebration. Gaia is 1.8 million times smaller than the Earth, with each centimetre of the internally lit sculpture representing 18km of the Earth’s surface. The installation was designed by Jerram to recreate the Overview Effect, a phenomenon first described by Frank White in 1987. Feel awe for the planet, a profound understanding of the interconnection of all life and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment. Alongside the exhibition, there will be…

Showcasing a variety of British Airways cabin crew and flight crew uniforms, from 1940s to modern-day designs. Among the highlights will be some of the most outlandish pieces in history, including the BOAC paper dress designed for flights to the Caribbean and the entirely tartan uniform once used by Caledonian Airways. The exhibition will explore the evolution of airline uniforms, emphasising their impact on both fashion and aviation. The collection reveals how these uniforms reflect significant changes in history, culture,…

From poison to pincers, barbed stingers to gnashing jaws, there are so many ways that aquatic animals hunt and protect themselves in the natural world. Explore all the different ways that their animals can be deadly and listen to special talks and watch a squid dissection as aquarium staff demonstrate the biology of this creature. This one is not for the squeamish but budding biologists will be sure to find this study into animal anatomy fascinating. In addition, visitors can…

A celebration of all things autumnal including pumpkin patch Fur, Fangs, and Feathers scavenger hunt (28 Oct–1 Nov) to explore the zoo, hunt for hidden clues whilst learning all about some fascinating animals and native wildlife. Participants will receive a discount pumpkins purchased from the patch and win a family animal adoption of your choice. There will also be displays with a selection of birds of prey.  

Combining faith, science and art in celebration. Gaia is 1.8 million times smaller than the Earth, with each centimetre of the internally lit sculpture representing 18km of the Earth’s surface. The installation was designed by Jerram to recreate the Overview Effect, a phenomenon first described by Frank White in 1987. Feel awe for the planet, a profound understanding of the interconnection of all life and a renewed sense of responsibility for taking care of the environment. Alongside the exhibition, there will be…

Showcasing a variety of British Airways cabin crew and flight crew uniforms, from 1940s to modern-day designs. Among the highlights will be some of the most outlandish pieces in history, including the BOAC paper dress designed for flights to the Caribbean and the entirely tartan uniform once used by Caledonian Airways. The exhibition will explore the evolution of airline uniforms, emphasising their impact on both fashion and aviation. The collection reveals how these uniforms reflect significant changes in history, culture,…

From poison to pincers, barbed stingers to gnashing jaws, there are so many ways that aquatic animals hunt and protect themselves in the natural world. Explore all the different ways that their animals can be deadly and listen to special talks and watch a squid dissection as aquarium staff demonstrate the biology of this creature. This one is not for the squeamish but budding biologists will be sure to find this study into animal anatomy fascinating. In addition, visitors can…