Brailsford Christmas Lights: it’s nearly that time of year!
It’s nearly that time of year again in good old Bristol when the Brailsford family in Brentry turn on their Christmas lights! The Brailsford Lights has been part of Bristol’s […]
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Letters from Santa for Blind and Partially Sighted Children
This year the elves and fairies from Royal National Institute for the Blind (RNIB) are busy again, helping Santa send letters to blind and partially sighted children! They love helping […]
Tobacco Factory Theatres brings Raymond Briggs’ Father Christmas to your home
Tobacco Factory Theatres has announced an exciting digital show for children and families this December: Raymond Briggs’ Father Christmas. Brought to you in partnership with Bristol’s Pins and Needles and […]
Bristol placed in Tier 3: what this means for you and your family
Today it was confirmed that the government has instructed Tier 3 – very high alert – restrictions be put in place for Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset which come […]
Introducing ‘Snow Day’, a snow-filled, wintry family show taking place in Bristol this December
I am really pleased to introduce Snow Day, a snow-filled, wintry family show taking place in Bristol this December! Brought to you by The Little Things Theatre, Snow Day is […]
Emmanuel Nativity Window Trail: free festive fun in North Bristol
This Christmas, Emmanuel Bristol is organising a Nativity Window Trail for residents of Bishopston, Ashley Down, Horfield, Northville, Westbury on Trym, Henleaze and Westbury Park to enjoy. The window displays […]
Roald Dahl’s Biographer, Mum of Murdered Schoolboy Breck Bednar & Olympic Gold Medallist Rebecca Adlington Share Their Stories
Last Wednesday, Roald Dahl’s Biographer, Donald Sturrock, Lorin LaFave (mum of murdered schoolboy Breck Bednar), and Olympic gold medallist Rebecca Adlington shared their stories in the first three episodes of […]
Bin your bra at the ‘Bra Bank’ and raise money for breast cancer charity!
Do you have any bras you would like to get rid of? The Hub, in Lockleaze, has recently introduced a ‘Bra Bank’ for women to deposit their unwanted bras, while […]
Remember from Home on Remembrance Sunday
People in Bristol are asked to observe Remembrance Sunday from their homes this year as the city marks the commemorations with a revised schedule of events, due to the Covid-19 […]
New Room Museum: open to children and families this half-term!
If you are looking for new and interesting places to take your children this October half-term, you might be interested to read about the New Room Museum! Located in the […]
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