Explore online and in-person activities based in and around Bristol with the Global Lounge
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‘Engaging with the museum collection through song. Singing is a joyful group activity, it does wonders for our wellbeing and has been used throughout history – to come together, to celebrate, and to tell stories. (more…)
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‘Celebrate Shrove Tuesday with the Bristol International Student Centre (a local charity with a Christian ethos supporting international students of all faiths and beliefs) online Pancake Party. Discover pancake traditions in the UK and around the world, and share your own favourite pancake recipes!
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‘Join a distiller from Psychopomp and a distiller from Chew Vallery Distillery and Papillon Dartmoor Distillery for a Q&A about all things gin and distiling whilst enjoying a large G&T from both distilleries. Your drink along kit will include a 5cl bottle of Psychopomp gin with a can of paired tonic and a 5cl of Chew Valley gin with a can of paired tonic. (more…)
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‘After our success in November with the first virtual Faith Crawl, UoB Multifaith Chaplaincy have decided to continue with the Faith Crawl being an online event! Join us on Zoom for a great opportunity to learn about different faith communities in Bristol and to meet new people! (more…)
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The RWA (Royal West of England Academy) is Bristol’s oldest art gallery and offers a number of art exhibitions, events and drawing school classes. (more…)
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‘Don your deerstalker, grab your notepad and boil your kettle! It’s time to zoom in to a murder mystery from your own home in Sharp Teeth’s runaway hit of 2020. (more…)
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‘Gallery Educators Robin-Lee Hall and Caroline Smith explore Thomas Gainsborough’s Portrait of Margaret Gainsborough holding a Theorbo. First, listen to a brief talk then respond by making your own work in this short, artist-led drawing session. (more…)
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‘Laura Lexx’s Knee Jerk will be streamed live online through Zoom. So that you feel as much as possible as you would when watching the show at the theatre, you’ll be able to see, hear and interact with Laura – if you wish, you can turn on your webcam and microphone so that everyone can see and hear you too: just like a real gig. (more…)
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CHANG doesn’t censor it’s noise, nor will it be subdued by stupid genre analytics. It does what it wants to. Always has and always will.
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The UK-based Slapstick festival of silent, classic and visual screen comedy is responding to Covid-19 uncertainties by picking a new slot and fresh format for its 17th annual edition. Instead of running in Bristol venues in January, Slapstick 2021 will take place from March 1 to 7, offering a live streaming programme (more…)