What's On Wednesday 18th May in Bristol

Events on Wednesday 18th May

“Please note: this is an outdoor screening so please dress appropriately for a Spring evening and bring extra layers or blankets. There is a wet weather contingency and we will move inside in the event of rain.”
From: Donna Haraway: Story Telling for Earthly Survival

“We believe in Bristol as the leading city of revolution and change begins now. With a ridiculously talented Queer/Femme house band ready to join you & jump on the groove, your time is NOW. Show em what you got”
From: PHATBristol Open Mic and Jam

“Bristol’s exhilarating new poetry festival brings together local, national and international poets with the aim of showcasing poetry in the widest range of forms. Three of Lyra’s poets will delight and intrigue in a special Bath Festival performance. Festival Poet 2019 Tom Sastry (selected by Carol Ann Duffy as Laureate’s Choice poet), Festival Poet 2020 Rebecca Tantony, author of three collections and Festival Poet 2021 Beth Calverley, founder of The Poetry Machine. Hosted by the Lyra Festival directors, Lucy English and Danny Pandolfi.”
From: Lyra comes to Bath

“As humankind lurches towards its inevitable demise, a new political party’s manifesto to accelerate towards oblivion begins to gain traction. This twisted dark comedy “WHAT IF ALL THIS IS REAL?” explores the outcome, when we’re given the choice to fast forward to the end in a flaming ball of hedonism.”
From: What If All This Is Real

“A diverse music collective taking their name from the famous Asian ointment “Tiger Balm”. Balming Tiger describes themselves as a “Multi-national Alternative K-Pop band” with a desire to create a global impact. Performers Omega Sapien, sogumm, wnjn, and Mudd the Student form a collective with producers San Yawn and Unsinkable, video directors Jan’ qui and Leesuho, DJ Abyss, and writer Henson, each artist in this ensemble expresses a different artistic identity and energy, as well as a wide range of versatility.”
From: Balming Tiger + Cold Light Collective