What's On Sunday 15th March in Bristol

Events on Sunday 15th March

“A guided tour using smart technology to explore the city, its layered histories, its cultural complexity and the voices of its poets, with a particular focus on Samuel Coleridge and William Wordsworth. The pair had been living in Bristol and the South West when their revolutionary book, Lyrical Ballads, was published. This walk connects a key work on English literature to the city and region which produced it. You can download the free smartphone app ‘ROMANTIC BRISTOL: Writing the City’ in advance of the tour and find your way to Bristol, old and new. Part of #BristolPoeticCity.”
From: Romantic Bristol: Coleridge/Wordsworth

“Where will your imagination take you? Brunel built his SS Great Britain out of big ideas and today, technology and art continue to spark new ideas. These drop-in activities in the Brunel Institute will offer interactive storytelling and poetic experiences, including Poetry Machine, Isabella's Story Bike and Spikey Tim. Suitable for young people aged 4-12 and enjoyable for the whole family. Please note this event does not include entry to the ship. Co-produced with Apples and Snakes, the UK’s leading spoken word and performance poetry organisation.”
From: Reimagined Futures: Poetry & Stories for Families

“Story Slam is where you can hear people's amazing true stories told live on stage. All stories are told by volunteers from the audience. Put your name in the hat for a chance to tell a story, or just come along and enjoy everyone else's!”
From: Story Slam: Origin

“Poets4ThePlanet is a national forum of writers responding to the climate crisis. Human and nonhuman voices combine in this ensemble piece from 6 UK poets. Featuring Miranda Lynn Barnes, Rachael Clyne, Dominic Fisher, Deborah Harvey, Simon Williams and Susan Taylor. Tickets include a glass of wine and 10% off featured books purchased on the night.”
From: Poets 4 The Planet

“All tickets bought via Headfirst will be refunded ASAP, if those who have bought tickets have not been refunded by 20th March 2020 please give us a message on the Facebook page: Comedy at the Robin Hood. (https://www.facebook.com/robinhoodcomedy/)”
From: *Cancelled* Edinburgh Comedy Shows