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10 things to do this weekend, July 1-3
Friday – Sunday: Bristol Comedy Garden, Queen Square
Now in its fifth year, this weekend’s headliners are Katherine Ryan, Doc Brown and Al Murray.
www.bristolcomedygarden.co.uk
Friday & Saturday: Ross & Rachel, Wardrobe Theatre
A story of what happens when a couple that was always meant to be together, gets together.
www.bristol247.com/channel/whats-on/theatre-01/new-writing/ross-rachel-bristol-wardrobe-james-fritz?time=1467327600
Friday-July 10: Pride Week, various venues
A week-long schedule of events, exhibitions, talks and films celebrating Bristol’s LGBT communities.
www.bristolpride.co.uk/week
Saturday: We Make Bristol pop-up shop, Westbury-on-trym Methodist Church
Handcrafted arts, crafts, gifts and treats all created and showcased by local artists and creatives.
www.facebook.com/WeMakeBristol
Saturday: St Paul’s Carnival Grass Roots, Malcolm X Centre
A day and night of fun and vibrant African Culture celebrated through music, food, dance and more.
www.facebook.com/events/203231083409369
Saturday: Buoyancy#2, Grain Barge
Round two of the live art and modern music exhibition.
www.facebook.com/events/1827974050756974
Saturday: Backwell Festival, Backwell
There’s an intergalactic theme at this year’s annual independent festival.
www.backwellfestival.co.uk
Saturday & Sunday: Grillstock Festival, Lloyds Amphitheatre
‘Meat, Mayhem and Music’ returns. This year’s headliners are The Stranglers and The Levellers.
www.grillstock.co.uk/festival
Saturday-September 25: The Story of Children’s Television From 1946 to Today, M Shed
An exhibition involving memorabilia, iconic objects, merchandise, clips and images.
www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/m-shed/whats-on/childrens-television
Sunday: It Always Rains on Sunday, Watershed
An excellent choice to launch the Watershed’s July Sunday brunch Celebrating Slocombe season.
www.bristol247.com/channel/whats-on/film-01/drama/it-always-rains-on-sunday
Read more: 88 things to do in Bristol in July