With washing up and cleaning (40%) being named the top thing UK adults don’t fancy doing between Christmas and New Year, The Ivy is the perfect choice for guests not ready get back to household chores this festive season.
Bristol’s festival season will start early in 2026 with the first ever Power Town Festival – an all-day event featuring headline music acts, grassroots local talent and a celebration of African and Caribbean cuisine and culture.
Two large-scale artworks will anchor an expanded city-wide programme, as acclaimed artist returns to Bristol with a bold reimagining of colour, light and public space.
This festive season will see around 430,000 customers travelling through Bristol Airport either coming home for Christmas or jetting off for a well-earned break.
Bath & North East Somerset Council is delighted to announce that the internationally-acclaimed Bath Christmas Market will once again bring festive cheer to the city from 26 November to 13 December 2026.
RTYDS (Regional Theatre Young Director Scheme) has named the first three theatre-makers set to benefit from its trailblazing Fair Play Associate Artistic Director Residency scheme. One of whom will be resident at Bristol Old Vic.
Just in time for the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, and following a dazzling run of sell-out shows and critical acclaim, Rosalie Minnitt has announced a new UK tour of her cult comedy hit, Clementine.
It’s hard to imagine Old Market without The Old Market Assembly and the Wardrobe Theatre. Since opening their doors in December 2015, they have grown from new kids on the block to beloved staples.