What's On Tuesday 17th September in Bristol

Events on Tuesday 17th September

“New to the world of Dungeons & Dragons? Played a little bit and wanting more opportunity? Here's the place to start! Take a closer look at this legendary fantasy role-playing game and find out why millions of players worldwide have stepped into the boots of mighty heroes (and sneaky antiheroes) to create their own stories.”
From: Dungeons and Dragons

“That's What She Said is "feminism at its ruthless best." - (Blouinart), "the biggest spoken word night in London for women" (Evening Standard) and was shortlisted for Best Spoken Word Night in the UK (Saboteur Awards).”
From: That's What She Said feat. Rebecca Tantony

“The events aim to promote diversity and inclusion in the outdoor industry and Women, Men and Children are all welcome! Each screening includes 10 inspirational short films featuring women in stories about climbing, mountaineering, trail running, skiing, diving, mountain biking, surfing and more.”
From: The Women's Adventure Film Tour

“Craig’s solo set utilises the guitar as a percussive instrument, layering metronomic hip-hop beats by carefully beating the body; creating a unique energy. With influences of ska, hip-hop and gypsy swing throughout Craig’s music, the compositions revere Flamenco’s heritage while embracing music technology.”
From: Flamenco Thief

“Join us this tuesday for the *now weekly* Leftbank Jazz Jam, this week featuring the amazing Sarah Meek; a graduate of the Royal Welsh College of Music, Sarah is one of the southwest's top up-and-coming Jazz vocalists, known for her deep tone, eclectic repertoire and inventive scat solos, Sarah is surely one to watch. Sarah will be joined by Federico Leonori on bass, Jon Clark on drums and your host Adam Stokes on guitar. The band will perform their reworkings of well known (and lesser known) Jazz standards before inviting guests to join in the second set, musicians are welcome to perform anything from Louis Armstrong through to Ornette Coleman, so long as its Jazz anything is fair game.”
From: Leftbank Jazz Jam