What's On Friday 18th September in Bristol

Events on Friday 18th September

“Thousands of Bristolians are heading to St Nicholas Market in the city centre for an evening of street food, live music and performers. They'll be celebrating Bristol Pound's birthday and how, for three years, we've all been creating a stronger local economy for Bristol.”
From: Bristol Pound Nightmarket

“This month Hellfire Video Club is addressing a glaring and important issue: We haven't screened any Kung Fu films yet, man! It's been often requested and we're excited to finally get round to it - but beware, we aren't showing any common-or-garden Kung-Fu flicks - we've sought out one of the most intensely bonkers ones made by the legendary Shaw Brothers film studio.”
From: Kung Fu Bananas

“The Affordable Art Fair is returning to Bristol with over 50 galleries showcasing an exceptional range of contemporary paintings, prints, sculpture and photography. With all artwork priced between £50 and £5,000, visitors have the chance to browse and invest in affordable art from emerging talent and established names, including Jonathan Pocock, Kristjana Williams and Max Naylor.”
From: Local Artists Take Centre Stag

“Jam Night is an evening of relaxed and fun short-form games. Think New-Year charades meets'Whose-Line'. Our audience are invited to put their name in hat to get up on stage and play. Our very lovely compere oversees the whole thing so you are perfectly safe! After the games stick around for the social!”
From: Jam Night

“Bristol band The Long Pours are rapidly making a name for themselves on the local music scene and, judging by the large crowd at the Louisiana on Friday night, most of whom had clearly seen them before, they are developing quite a following.”
From: The Long Pours