What's On Sunday 21st January in Bristol

Events on Sunday 21st January

“Legal Observers are volunteers who are part of an organised team gathering information on protests. Their presence is reassuring to protesters and can protect people from unlawful or repressive policing. You don’t need a special legal background, but you need to be able to take fast, accurate notes, be able to communicate well with others, and to stay calm under stress.”
From: Legal Observer Training Workshop (New

“Come 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 your story, or just enjoy everyone else's.”
From: Story Slam: Breaking the Rules

“Kate Griffin and Ford Collier are a contemporary duo fusing folk genres from around the world. Driving and intricate Clawhammer banjo tunes and heartfelt, powerful songs are thrown in the melting pot with solid, subtle Celtic guitar, dexterous Irish Whistle and the spellbinding Tabla drums of North India.”
From: Kate Griffin and Ford Collier

“The Striking Clock specialise in Celtic trad music with contemporary arrangements and accompaniments. You'll experience both airs that'll bring tears to your eyes and reels that get your knees bopping sometimes in the same set!! The group, Calum Smith (Railway Sleepers, Young Waters), Theo Passingham (Young Waters, Baby Mackerel) and Liam O'Connell (My Octopus Mind, Young Waters) has been entertaining people in very varying settings. Whether it's a weekday down in Broadmead or a festival stage at 1am they've been at it about a year now and will be sure to keep you entertained.”
From: The Striking Clock

“Steve Payne Variously described as one of the UK's most unique and versatile guitarists, Steve Payne is also feted as a talented and non-predictable singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, wordsmith and story-teller whose compositions cross the musical boundaries from Blues to Folk to Contemporary Roots.”
From: SP2 w/ special guest JANE PEARL