What's On Sunday 26th May in Bristol

Events on Sunday 26th May

“Join us for a great local craft beer or perhaps some food for the last day of our amazing vegan pop up kitchen... Bun Fiction! They’ll be serving their famous Vegan Roasts all afternoon so contact them directly to reserve a space!”
From: Art Session: Vol IV

“Donizetti over a Moretti, a chat with the Barman over some CARMEN, or perhaps a Cider with some Aida!? If our operatic puns can't get you along to the Tuns, perhaps our all star quartet of opera singers might persuade you otherwise! Bristol based Opera in a Box will be presenting opera favourites with a drinking twist to accompany your Sunday evening beverages! This FREE event will be running a collection and raising money for the support group Little Treasures, as part of South Glos Parents and Carers - not for profit CIC.”
From: Opera in a Box

“An orphan desperate to learn how to be, is visited by his idol, World Champion heavyweight boxer Tyson Fury. Fury can fly. With the aid of some magic, Fury shows the orphan the secrets of the universe and takes him to where the wild things are.”
From: Fantasia 1; The Orphan and Tyson Fury

“15 minute slots, every sunday, come sample the talented bristol public as they showcase their creative skills, open to musicians, poets, comedians and everything in between. Free drink for all performers, get in touch if you'd like to book a slot!”
From: The Clifton Pub Weekly Open Mic

“Jefferson and Eamon have been performing together for some years now, having first met at Irish sessions in New York City. Both had a love for collecting, arranging, and performing songs from Irish, American, Scottish, and English traditions. As they began to collaborate - first in larger ensembles, but most enduringly as a duo - they also recognized an affinity for other more contemporary idioms. Whatever the source - songs of the Irish travelers, Arkansas spirituals, or their own compositions - their arrangements feature the same carefully wrought interplay of voices and strings.”
From: Eamon O'Leary and Jefferson Hamer (The Murphy Beds