What's On Sunday 22nd May in Bristol

Events on Sunday 22nd May

“A tour of the the Eastern (Clifton) side of the Avon Gorge, including caves, forts, tunnels and bunkers. Including: - Headmaster's Study Cave - School Room Cave - Council Nuclear Bunker - Jack's Hole Wear outdoor clothing. Bring wellies (or 2x plastic shopping bags) and hat if you can. Bring torch(es), snacks and water. Booking required. Good fitness essential. Expect some scrambling about. Kid friendly (10+ years).. Contact 07935 986 421 if lost or delayed.”
From: Tour of the Caves/ Tunnels/ Bunkers of the Eastern

“- Are you a mother worrying about the future for your child? - Perhaps you’re considering whether or not to start a family? Or exploring other ways to mother? - Did you decide not to become a mother, in part, based on the climate and ecological crisis? - Does thinking about a future family feel too overwhelming and you just don’t know?”
From: Motherhood in a Climate Crisis

“Bring your Djembe, Bring your Duns, Bring your Drums, Bring You ! 1st meet-up Sunday May 22nd 8-10pm £8 in advance or £10 cash on the day The Jam Jar, 4a The Old Malt House, Little Ann Street, Bristol BS2 9EB”
From: Foli - Bristol Djembe Players

“After a biblical flea infestation in his apartment, he fled to Berlin in 2017 and recorded his first full-length, Model Home, playing gigs in basements, a Danish church, and a few legitimate venues in Brooklyn. In 2022, he’s back in Brooklyn and mostly pest-free, gearing up for the release of his second album along with a slew of live audiovisual shows designed to please the ears and assault the eyes.”
From: Varsity Star x Inwards + Luo

“So if your first question is "What's A Ceilidh?!" then all you need to know is that it's an evening of high energy group dances, taught to the whole group together and danced to the traditional tunes of a live band! You'll be weaving, spinning, swapping partners and most probably getting a bit confused and crashing into each other... Whether you've ceilidhed before or not you will be welcomed at this spirited evening of dance and music!”
From: Film-themed Ceilidh