What's On Friday 15th May in Bristol

Events on Friday 15th May

“If you want something different to on an evening, rather than a predictable takeaway, why not join us at Little Kitchen and make your own pizza from scratch? Make a versatile dough, a quick and easy tomato sauce, then finish with a variety of delicious toppings.”
From: Diy Pizza & Dine

“Blending storytelling, physical theatre, comedy and live music, Lecoq-trained Tamsin Clarke brings Manuela's story of love, loss and revolution vibrantly to life. With accompaniment by Colombian musician and guitarist Camilo Menjura (UK Latin American Musician Of The Year 2014), Manuelita promises audiences a heart-swelling, toe-tapping night out at the theatre.”
From: Manuelita

“'For those of you that haven't heard the utter beauty of Lady Nade's completely unique voice you're in for a veritable treat. You'd find it hard to find another performer today with such a hauntingly effortless whisper. She will hold you in rapture from beginning to end stunning.' A full-toned voice that speaks of long-lost jazz clubs and a poise of delivery that belies her young years, Bristol Singer-songwriter releases her latest Single'Minds Made up' This performance kicks off a two month UK tour.”
From: Lady Nade Single Launch

“Come down for a bite to eat first! You'll easily find us right in the heart of the city on Bristol's Harbourside. We've stripped the space right back to its bare bones. It's a warehouse beauty with exposed (previously hidden) brick walls, a very old terracotta floor and striking metal supports. Our open kitchen spans almost the entire length of the building, showing the chefs working in unison to deliver a quick service. Drop by, explore the ciders and get ready for a good old dance.”
From: Komodo At The Stable Bristol

“Come down for a bite to eat first! You'll easily find us right in the heart of the city on Bristol's Harbourside. We've stripped the space right back to its bare bones. It's a warehouse beauty with exposed (previously hidden) brick walls, a very old terracotta floor and striking metal supports. Our open kitchen spans almost the entire length of the building, showing the chefs working in unison to deliver a quick service. Drop by, explore the ciders and get ready for a good old dance”
From: Komodo At The Stable Bristol