What's On Sunday 15th July in Bristol

Events on Sunday 15th July

“CHaOS is a voluntary student group based in Cambridge. They believe that science is fun, and relevant to everyone! CHaOS takes a wide range of hands-on science experiments to a variety of venues around the country, with enthusiastic student demonstrators explaining what each experiment shows and why it's interesting! Come along to the CHaOS Roadshow to see lots of exciting hands-on science experiments. You can have a go yourself and find out lots about why things work the way they do!”
From: CHaOS Summer Science Roadshow

“Story Slam returns and our theme in July is "Change of Plan"! Was there a time when you thought you had it sussed, only for things to unravel before your eyes? A time when things seemed mundane, but then turned upside down fast? Surprise pregnancies, proposals, promotions or presents... come tell us your true stories!”
From: Story Slam: Change of Plan

“Alfie Brown (as seen on Viceland) is back with new jokes in a new show. These are jokes about how we cling to easy epithets to claim some sort of identity in a world where the individual is washed of their character. Alfie is one of the most exciting and challenging comedians working in the UK, charming, silly and sometimes livid he has earned exceptional reviews for his work.”
From: Matt Forde & Alfie Brown

“Pop Or Not Promotions & 1% of One have assembled a post-World Cup final fiesta in the form of a free show with brand new Upset The Rhythm signings - Glasgow's VITAL IDLES (their excellent, vibrant jerky pop debut LP 'Left Hand' is out now) plus Bristol's shin-pad donning vegetable collective GORK!”
From: Vital Idles + Gork

“This unexpectedly twelve-legged acoustic animal lives on an improvised web woven from jazz and classical threads, all drawn together by music educator and pianist Jonathan James. It’s a top-class combination - including Tezeta vibraphonist Harriet Riley and Jade trumpet star Nick Malcolm - that promises a perfect melodic soundtrack to a laid-back Sunday afternoon.”
From: Spider Music