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10 things to do this weekend, February 26-28

By Bristol24/7  Thursday Feb 25, 2016

Friday: The Big Sleep Out, Pip n’ Jay
Homelessness groups offer participants a small look into what it’s like to be homeless for a night. 
www.bigissue.org.uk/event/big-sleep-out-bristol

Friday: Boy & Bear, Trinity
Australian indie folk-rockers who’ve been steadily building a devoted fan base since they formed in 2008. 
www.bristol247.com/channel/whats-on/music-01/indiealternative/boy-and-bear?time=1456444800

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Friday: Day 4 Night, Cube
A new daytime strand at The Cube, featuring a film, talk, music and treasure hunt.
www.cubecinema.com/programme/event/day-4-night,8531/

Feature length documentary Arresting Power: Resisting Police Violence is showing as part of the event

Friday: Kelly Oliver, Folk House
An award winning acoustic singer songwriter with influences ranging from Bob Dylan to Kate Bush.
www.fancourtmusic.co.uk/folkhousegigs

Friday: Open Doors Trail, Various locations
Tour homeless shelters and learn about how several organisations are helping end homelessness in Bristol.
Click here to see a map of trail locations

From Friday: Chicken Shack, The Love Inn
The Chicken Shack’s juicy buttermilk chicken have taken over The Love Inn’s kitchen.
www.theloveinn.com/#eat

Friday & Saturday: FUZE 2016, Passenger Shed
The fashion, dance and music conglomerate transform the Passenger Shed into Wonderland.
www.fuze-bristol.com/product-category/2016-tickets/

Saturday: Bloc’s birthday bash, Bloc
Celebrate the climbing centre’s second birthday with events include free climbing at Clip ‘n Climb.
www.blocclimbing.co.uk

Sunday: Speak Easy Story Slam, Wardrobe Theatre
Randomly selected guests tell a true five-minute story on the night’s theme of obsession.
www.bristol247.com/channel/whats-on/theatre-01/storytelling/speak-easy-story-slam-obsession-bristol?time=1456617600

Sunday: Ensemble Variances, St George’s
A free event which will see several composers display new works.
www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk/event/ensemble-variances/

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