Not sure what things to do in Bristol this weekend? Whatever the weather, whatever your mood, we’ll always have you covered. Be it the best restaurants and gigs to awesome art galleries and bottomless brunches, we’ve got you weekend sorted.
Beeses in Brislington remerges as Bristol’s secret riverside gem, perfect for soaking in the sun, as it reopens this Friday. If you’re after a laid-back spot to add to your weekend plans, this tranquil hideaway on the River Avon, surrounded by nature, is reachable by taxi, bike, public transport, or even ferry. Beeses even boasts live music and delicious roasts—an easy pick for a memorable spring and summer outing.
Experience four hours of unlimited rides at Funderworld at Durdham Downs. If you’re looking for a big-ticket day out in Bristol this weekend, the mobile theme park is offering 29 rides, unlimited four-hour ride sessions, game stalls and on-site food and drinks—with everything from classics like the Waltzer and Dodgems to the Funderworld’s fan favourite Freefall or the brand-new, 23m tall Equinox.
Bristol Transformed, the festival for “radical politics, arts and culture”, returns on Easter weekend. Now in its 7th year, expect two days of lively debates, workshops and arts at Trinity Centre. Plus, after a full day of political education, join the “infamous pub quiz” and an after-party you won’t forget, but can’t quite remember—because, as Harry Styles says, “If you must join a movement, make sure there’s dancing.”
Step into a tree-canopied jungle and meet gorillas, mangabeys and slender-snouted crocodiles this spring. Bristol Zoo Project will open its new ‘African Forest’ habitat, offering larger, conservation-focused enclosures for threatened species. The habitat is included with a normal zoo ticket and features play areas, underwater viewing and immersive tree-canopy experiences.
Tuck into a feast of Easter activities
A lot is happening for Easter this weekend in Bristol, but the Easter EGGStravaganza at Avon Valley—with the UK’s first Candy Cannon, a Golden Egg treasure hunt and an Easter Bunny Parade—has to be the standout. Plus, there’s all the other joys of that make Avon Valley such a treat, like the Miniature Railway, Go-Karts, and Dinosaur Valley.
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