What's On Sunday 10th April in Bristol

Events on Sunday 10th April

“A poetry walk in downtown Bristol led by the IsamBards, Pameli Benham, Dominic Fisher, Deborah Harvey and David C Johnson, who will share their original poetry inspired by the places and people that will be visited on this promenade from the Bear Pit to Colston’s empty plinth via hidden corners old and new. Come hear of giants, preachers, saints and sinners. Previous IsamBard Poetry Walks have included Arnos Vale Cemetery, Brunel’s Bristol, Bristol Botanic Garden and the Clifton Suspension Bridge. The In Town walk will take just over an hour. ( No steps, some inclines) Meet at the Bearpit 11.00a.m 10th April.”
From: The IsamBards in Town | Walking Tour

“Join Spank & Macha of The Regalia for bottomless drag brunch at Lost & Found Bristol. We are back with another fun packed 2 hours of food, drinks & DRAG! 12 performances, 4 different types of drink to choose from & a brunch dish of your choice, this isn't one to miss!”
From: Dynasty Diner

“Our resident MC is born and bred Bristolian Dani Johns. Described as a "smart, clever pocket rocket of a comedian" whose "sassy delivery captivates every audience member". Dani is an instantly likeable act who's MC'd gigs with the likes of Nish Kumar, Mark Watson and Jon Richardson. With an impressive and ever-growing list of accolades (BBC New Comedy Award, Funny Women Stage Award, Bath Comedy Festival New Act competition, Komedia Bath New Act of the Year Award) Dani is taking the comedy circuit by storm.”
From: Are You Having A Laugh?

“A free, fun and inspiring afternoon for children, young people and families with top poets and musicians. Children and young people from schools in Bristol and the surrounding areas will perform their chosen poems, old and new, and poems they have written themselves. This event is presented in partnership with Poetry By Heart and Bristol Poetry Institute.”
From: Poetry Aloud | Featuring Daljit Nagra

“Learn and practice skills in touch, like asking for what you want, receiving and giving, working in twos and threes and finding more pleasure in your own body. This is a safe environment to explore touch and gently bring more loving presence to our insecurities. No prior experience necessary.”
From: Platonic Pleasure 2: An Exploration of Touch