What's On Wednesday 11th May in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 11th May

“From Oscar-winning director Giuseppe Tornatore (Cinema Paradiso), Ennio: The Maestro celebrates the life and legacy of the legendary Italian composer Ennio Morricone. Through interviews with directors, screenwriters, musicians, songwriters, critics and collaborators, Tornatore’s documentary retraces the life and works of the cinema’s most popular and prolific 20th century composer - who wrote over 500 scores for film & television and sold over 70 million records - from his cinema debut with Sergio Leone, to winning an Academy Award for The Hateful Eight in 2016.”
From: Ennio

“Pitchfork Cafe are returning to Barley Wood Walled Garden in Wrington in May - join us for a collaboration with Small Fire Pizzas in the peaceful, beautiful orchards. We're looking forward to the spring blossom, the on site market garden's organic produce, and the on site grown and manually pressed cider!”
From: Orchard Feast

“We are playing the long game, if we want to score another century- it’s Time to Declare. A series of free talks for cricket and sport lovers. We aim to unravel the broad concept of climate change, the threat to the game we love and what can be done if we act swiftly, with courage, both on and off the field.”
From: Time to Declare -Sweat Not Oil by Andrew Simms

“Join us for a night of burlesque and cocktail inspired life drawing at The Raven, hosted by the one and only Antonia Purdie. The Raven is proud to present our brand new life drawing class, in collaboration, hosted and modelled by our very own resident burlesque performer extraordinaire, Antonia Purdie.”
From: Burlesque Life Drawing

“That band was not Dog Unit. But still, it was the beginning of Dog Unit: over the next decade, they played together in deadly serious art-rock bands, self-indulgent jam sessions, and high-concept covers acts, learning to finish each other’s sonic sentences and developing an intuitive mutual understanding — and then in 2019 formed Dog Unit with the best players from the above outfits: James, a drone-dub bass maestro, who claims his minimalist style is due to not knowing many notes, but is actually because of a genius for conciseness, and motorik drummer Lucy, the most reliable timekeeper this side of an atomic clock.”
From: DOG UNIT + HOGGS BISON + REDMOOR