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Afrika Eye - Bristol’s annual celebration of African cinema and culture - returns to Bristol from November 14 to 22 with a programme of screenings and events taking in street art, architecture, chess, politics, music, food and folklore.  

The Festival of Light presents The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe and other treasured tales at Longleat, with more life-size lanterns than ever before and an iconic Winter Safari.

Take your seats as Miniature Travelling Circus brings puppetry and magic to The Egg, followed by a contemporary fairy tale adventure with Baby Yaga. 

Following the success of its Festival of Laughs back in May, the fun is set to make a return.

There have been some spooky goings on in Bear Wood at Bristol Zoo Project, ahead of Halloween later this month.

Sixty finalists from across the region are waiting eagerly to find out whether they will receive Gold, Silver or Bronze awards, with a further six businesses due to receive Commended status. 

Revised proposals for the final phases of the regeneration of Wapping Wharf have been submitted to Bristol City Council.

Casting announced for reimagined Arabian Nights by Sonali Bhattacharyya, Directed by Blanche Mcintyre.

The Bristol-born founder of the online marketplace for home-cooks to sell their food is a “Community Food Champion” finalist at the BBC Food & Farming Awards. 

Tobacco Factory Theatres has announced that Bertel Martin will become their new Chair of the Board, taking over from Sarah Smith MBE, who is standing down after 13 years. 

Bristol Airport has appointed Clare Hennessey to the position of Planning & Sustainability Director.

With a music line-up as eclectic as the venue itself, Moonfrost will be an eve of dance, drum and bass, jazz, hip-hop and all that’s in between.