Family Fun Day in Thornbury: Saturday 5th September
Thornbury Family Fun Day Saturday 5th September, 10am-4pm Where: Thornbury High Street, BS35 2AQ Cost: Free entry A Family Fun Day, all welcome along. Enjoy a variety of free activities […]
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The Sea Mills & Coombe Dingle Scarecrow Trail
If you fancy a bit of scarecrow-spotting with your kids this week, there is an amazing scarecrow trail taking place in Sea Mills and Coombe Dingle. Organised by Sea Mills […]
Picnic at Sharpness Docks, Gloucestershire
If you are a regular reader of Bristol Mum you will know that my family and I often like to explore and discover new places to visit with kids. We […]
Simple Blackberry Jam Recipe
A couple of weeks ago my daughter and I foraged for blackberries in Golden Hill, Bristol. We then made our first ever jam, adding some plums from our garden and […]
Introducing “We Are Makers!” Children’s Creative Play Boxes
If your child enjoys arty crafty fun then you will be interested to hear about “We Are Makers!” creative play boxes for kids! Created by Children’s Scrapstore Bristol, a charity […]
Toybox Day Nursery, Henleaze: places available for September 2020
Toybox Day Nursery offers a fun and nurturing environment for babies, toddlers and young children, with highly qualified staff. Privately run and founded in 1990, it is situated on a […]
Nania’s Vineyard: leading the canned wine revolution in Bristol!
Tucked away on a hill in Montpelier, next to where the railway line weaves through the city, lies a green allotment garden, quite unlike any other. For while this allotment […]
Devil’s Pulpit: A Walk of Myth and Legend
There are not many walks which offer myth and legend along the way. A family walk that offers this – and more – is one which my children and I […]
Bristol A.R.C.’s “Animals of the Month”: Dorothy and Kelloggs
This week, after several months of being closed due to covid-19 guidelines, the Bristol Animal Rescue Centre charity, has announced that it has re-opened its doors, ready to start finding […]
Bristol’s Bike Shops Step Up As The City Gets Cycling
Water bottle cages and inner tubes have been as hard to find as flour, pasta and loo roll during the coronavirus lockdown as demand for bikes and cycling accessories has […]
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