Past Events

The Bristol Festival of Nature is a 2-day-long free event held in June in Bristol, England, United Kingdom, featuring hundreds of events, including lectures, tours and film screenings on subjects of science, natural history and the environment.

Mosaic workshops to accompanying the mosaic installation, in St Andrews park, Montpelier 12 -5 Montpelier Bean Feast is a community event celebrating the wonders of Montpelier. Originating in the 17th century, Bean Feast was resurrected in 2009 and now welcomes up to 1000 local residents to enjoy an afternoon with their neighbours in their local park.  

This is a completely free event. Approximately 100 local artists open their homes and studios to the general public so that you can browse their work. There are also some “public” venues such as hotels, schools or churches. The artists themselves are usually on hand if you wish to discuss their work or perhaps commission something special.

North Bristol Arts Trail  26th - 27th November St Bart's Church Hall, Sommerville Rd, St Andrew's, Bristol

The annual BS9 Arts Trail is a free event which is open to all members of the public. By holding the event in May we hope to take advantage of the beautiful green spaces in BS9 including the Downs, Golden Hill, Westbury Wildlife Park and the Botanical Gardens and encourage visitors to walk through these spaces to our various venues to see the art on display.  Refreshments are available at many of the venues. Our first BS9 Arts Trail took…

The annual BS9 Arts Trail is a free event which is open to all members of the public. By holding the event in May we hope to take advantage of the beautiful green spaces in BS9 including the Downs, Golden Hill, Westbury Wildlife Park and the Botanical Gardens and encourage visitors to walk through these spaces to our various venues to see the art on display.  Refreshments are available at many of the venues. Our first BS9 Arts Trail took…