What's On Tuesday 23rd April in Bristol

Events on Tuesday 23rd April

“Come along and draw as much or as little as you like, as well or as bad as you fancy. There will be all sorts of equipment and stationary here for you to use - paints, pastels and pencils. Big rolls of paper so you and your buddies can all draw together, sketch books for those of ya who prefer to work alone. We'll have different objects/people/things for you to draw each week and varying types of equipment so one week could be lots of colouring and the next - collages! Also, we're keen to decorate our halls and lobby with any art you guys don't fancy taking home!”
From: Drink, Draw & Chill - Every Tuesday

“It has been 90 years since the Kelvin Players Theatre Company staged their inaugural show, The Private Secretary by Charles Hawtrey; to celebrate this significant anniversary, the group are delving into their extensive back catalogue, and are pleased to present a play they first produced twenty years ago: Jim Cartwright’s Road.”
From: Road by Jim Cartwright

“Geelong Beach parquet dancers Vintage Crop after a snowball started with their 2017 appearance at Gizzfest, they finally are so ready to their first European tour with an unmissable Bristol free show at The Lanes.”
From: Vintage Crop

“Tom Moore is a unique fiddle player, violist and composer originally from Norfolk. He is currently studying for a specialist creative music masters at Goldsmiths, University of London, and is in-demand as a session musician and collaborator on projects working across several fields including folk, improvisational and electronic. ”
From: Moore Moss Rutter

“Music ruined Krol’s life. And then saved it. In chronicling that process, Krol has made 'Power Chords', his best record—painful, voyeuristic, and angry, but ultimately transcendent and timeless. It is the sound of Krol giving in to a force greater than himself, as though the chords are playing him rather than the other way around.”
From: Mike Krol