Things To Do / Bristol
10 things to do in Bristol this week, June 1-7 2020
MONDAY
The Shakespeare pub quiz
Quiz master Meg will be bringing the quiz from the Redland pub straight to the comfort of your home via Zoom.
us02web.zoom.us/j/85202794812 Meeting ID: 852 0279 4812
TUESDAY
Bristol City Council cabinet meeting
If local democracy is your thing, then today sees a meeting Marvin Rees’ cabinet, with topics up for discussion including traffic lights and Bristol Energy.
www.bristol.gov.uk/council-meetings
WEDNESDAY
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Life drawing class
Practice drawing from a model in a friendly and focused class via Zoom in a class will be facilitated by Lawrence Kell, who will be available for advice.
shop.rwa.org.uk/collections/events/products/life-drawing-zoom-class-3rd-june
THURSDAY
Fans of Zion
A cabaret show with performers including Kate Dimbleby, Keith Warmington, Dionne Draper and HodgePodge Theatre. All the money raised will go towards the upkeep of Zion in Bedminster Down.
www.facebook.com/ZionBristol
#shortitout with Åsa Lucander
A Filmmaker Frontroom Q&A with director, illustrator and animator Åsa Lucander, in partnership with Aardman Animations.
www.watershed.co.uk/whatson/10447/shortitout-with-sa-lucander
FRIDAY
Virtual Antarctica Day
A digital celebration of the 200th anniversary of the discovery of Antarctica featuring live events with experts, filmmakers and storytellers.
www.bnhc.org.uk/festival-of-nature-type/antarctica-day
Wilsons cookalong
Jan Ostle, head chef and co-owner of Wilsons restaurant on Chandos Road, is joined by Andy Clarke to cook up a storm live on Instagram Stories.
www.instagram.com/wilsonsbristol
A Monster Calls
Directed by Sally Cookson, this Olivier Award-winning production promises “a dazzling insight into love, life and healing”.
www.bristololdvic.org.uk/whats-on/a-monster-calls-at-home (streaming June 5-12)
SATURDAY
The Antics Home Show
Streaming live via Bristol Improv Theatre‘s Twitch channel, this new magazine show will feature topical sections, interviews and reports from the group of comedic correspondents.
www.twitch.tv/bristolimprovtheatre
ALL WEEK
Laughter in Lockdown
The annual Slapstick Festival have opened their digital vaults for fans to enjoy some special events from years gone by.
www.slapstick.org.uk/laughter-in-lockdown
If you are organising an event in Bristol and would like to see it in our next weekly roundup, please email martin@bristol247.com
Main photo: Andy Clarke
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