Bristol Fun & Interesting Socials

My group began back on 1st September last year with a food truck friday event at the Tobacco Factory so thought it would be fun to return to where it started.

The Food truck friday is held every first Friday of the month from May to September taking over the outside yard and will feature a dj, street food and beers on tap from a local brewery.

The street food traders on the day are

Los Hermanos
fried chicken, waffle fries, nugs and sandos served with tasty sauces

Romeos Pizza
premium mobile pizzeria

Taste of Punjab-authentic Punjabi street food.

Brewery showcase-The Incredible Brewing Co.

Hopefully we will have nice and sunny weather and get the bank holiday weekend off to the right start!

Little Hollows is a cosy neighbourhood pasta restaurant in Redland where the pasta is handmade and left out to dry.

The restaurant sources the best quality Italian and local produce and offers some of the most unique pasta creations in Bristol.

The restaurant is also michellin 🌟 but on the lower price end.

The restaurant has many great reviews so should be a lovely meal.

IMPORTANT PLEASE READ

Table booked for 9/5/24 20.30 pm.

As they are small restaurant they are negatively affected by no shows and late cancellations therefore a £10.00 deposit is required in advance.

This will need to be paid by 6/5/24 in order to attend the event.

Join me for a tour of a secret Japanese garden in Brislington built by homeowner Martin over the course of 14 years.

The garden is remarkable and very authentically Japanese extending over three levels and in includes a waterfall, koi pond, stone lanterns, various plants, a courtyard with a bridge and a tea house. It's even been featured on national news within Japan.

Martin now offers a tour and relax package for groups which involves a 45 min tour of the garden where he explains how he built it and the various Japanese elements and 30 mins after where we can enjoy tea and biscuits and relax in an area of our choice.

I will need to collect £15.00 per person asap if you would like to be a part of this which will be non refundable.

Martin supports charities through his garden and the proceeds from the tour go back into the garden Maintenance.

We will meet at Cafe grounded Brislington from 9.30 am and then walk to the house together to arrive before 10.45 am.

Afterwards we can always go for lunch somewhere.

Join me for a 2 hour historic walking tour around the Bristol docks led by The Show of Strength Theatre Company. The tour will start at The Golden Guineu and end at the Llandoger Trow stopping at the Hole in the wall along the way.

Tour description:

Edward Teach aka Blackbeard was the world's most infamous pirate and until his violent death in battle 300 years ago he was also the most feared. Teach is said to have been born in Bristol but no records survive.Now new research from Jamaica proved the Teach family west country origins.

Walk in Blackbeards footsteps around the Bristol docks where we find out what we do know about him while stopping at a couple of Bristol pubs along the way.

By the end of the tour you will be able to separate fact from fiction and never be short of a story down the pub again.