What’s On For Kids in Bristol This Weekend
☀️ Looking for something to do with the kids in Bristol this weekend? I’ve rounded up some of the best family-friendly events taking place on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd […]
☀️ Looking for something to do with the kids in Bristol this weekend? I’ve rounded up some of the best family-friendly events taking place on Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd […]
On Wednesday 5th August Playday 2026 is coming to Bristol! A free national event for children, this year’s Playday will be taking place at the Ardagh on Horfield Common in […]
Looking for family-friendly events in Bristol this summer? From stepping back in time at historical re-enactments and archaeology adventures to enjoying horse festivals, miniature train rides, puppet shows, free craft […]
Discover lots of interesting learning events and activities for children and young people across Bristol – all in one place! Bristol Museums has launched a dedicated Facebook page where you […]
Looking for fun things to do with kids in Bristol that won’t cost a penny? My last round-up of free family activities in Bristol was my most popular post ever, […]
From Monday 2nd June Bedminster Library will be launching an 8-week Chess Club for children and teens aged 8-17. The club will take place on Mondays after school, and will […]
Mindful Body Baby Massage ClassesStarts: Friday 8th November 2024Time: 10am – 11:30amLocation: The Randall Room, All Saints Church, Pembroke Road, Clifton, BS8 3EDAll class dates: Fridays 8th November / 15th November / 22nd November […]
Kids Guitar Club Bristol is a group of young guitarists that learn the instrument through fun, relaxed and cost-effective group sessions. Lessons are held in The Hub, Waterlillies, BS11 0GJ, with […]
Miniature Train Rides at Ashton Court RailwayWhen: Sunday 11th July, 12-5pmWhere: Ashton Court Railway, BS8 3PXCost: £1.30 per ticket, card payments onlyMore details Bring your kids to ride on Ashton […]
One year since England went into a national lockdown, Bristol takes a moment to remember, reflect and begin the healing process. Frontline workers and artists, faith and city leaders have […]