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The Pierian Centre Bristol is hosting a festival of art this weekend the 14th, 15th and 16th of March. The centre is located in a lovely building in St Pauls just a few minutes walk away from broadmead and the city centre. The building itself has lots of beautiful artwork and there is a nice […]

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The Bristol Festival of Ideas 2008  is a series of lectures exploring some of the big, and frankly, daunting ideas out there in humanity.  The lectures are spread out over the course of a couple of months starting on the 29th of January and finishing the 28th of March.
This years selection tackles such monsters as global warming, democracy, creativity […]

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Ever wanted to be a part of Big Brother? Are you looking for Big Brother auditions in Bristol? Well you are quite possibly mad but you can still apply to take part in the 2008 programme. Auditions are taking place up to January 20th.  Unfortunately there are no auditions planned locally for Bristol so the […]

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There is an interesting film showing for anyone working in the healthcare industry in Bristol. Bristol doctors and may well want to go along to the January 23rd screening of Profit Before Patients, hosted by pharmaware, at the Bristol Royal Informary. Entry is free. The film itself is a 50 minute documentary on the ethics of […]

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The Bristol Silent Film Festival is due to run this week Thursday through Saturday the 17th, 18th and 19th. Events will take place at the Watershed, Colston Hall, Arnolfini and St George’s. Paul Merton will be hosting a Slapstick Gala Event at the Colston Hall. Other guests include Peter Lord and Richard Williams.
Tickets for individual events are […]

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Evening Classes in Bristol 
As a university town Bristol has a thriving education sector but learning is not just for students there are plenty of evening classes in Bristol for those looking to do some lifelong learning.
The University of Bristol
The first place most people look is at the local universities. Bristol University has a site dedicted to […]

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If you fancy an alternative winter outing in Bristol this year then the ice skating at Bristol Zoo might be of interest to you.
This could be a great family day out in Bristol or even an exciting Bristol date idea. The zoo, in Clifton, has a temporary ice rink where you can skate and view the […]

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Walking down by the Welshback at Bristol harbour you’ll notice that the Spyglass restaurant is closed in the winter. In it’s place is the Bristol Awning Project this is a small gallery showing pictures and paintings. All of which are for sale.
It is only open from November to March after which the restaurant reopens for the Summer […]

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The Guardian had an article this weekend about the closure of the Cadbury plant in Keynsham near Bristol. The septuagenarian film director, famous for grimy British film Kes, joined in the rally protesting the shut down. Production will be moved to Poland and 500 jobs will be lost.

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Are you feeling full of the Christmas spirit yet? Need an event to really get you in the mood?
Light Up Bristol 2007 is going to be a multimedia event held on Bristol College Green between the 17th and 21st of December. Billed as “five nights of Winter Wonderland” the Bristol Media and West of England […]

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