June 2010

Brunch

Simplicity. That’s the byword of Brunch, a small sandwich bar on Small Street opposite Bristol...

There was a superb review in Q magazine last month of Massive Attack’s two huge...

Posted by Martin | Wednesday, 6 June 2010 | Art, Bristol, Cinema, Opinion

I cannot be the only film lover who gets a little pang of excitement and...

Posted by Martin | Wednesday, 6 June 2010 | Architecture, Art, Bristol, History, Markets

The second Christmas Steps Arts Quarter artisan market of the summer is taking place this...

Posted by Martin | Tuesday, 6 June 2010 | Bristol, Cinema

It is a new and improved Robin Hood that Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe present...

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Think I'll pop in when the proper pancakes hit the menu. Perhaps on my own first of all, then if it's a good experience with a few friends. Would like to see this place succeed.
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Why no coverage of the marvelous WITHYWOOD sign first erected during the postwar boom years?
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Humans of New York isn't exactly unique itself though. Photos of interesting people in cities have been everywhere since blogging began. Even Venue uses to do it! Face Hunter is probably the most successful, though a bit fashion for my taste.Would be interesting to see this project teamed up with a writer. Maybe using flash-fiction or ghost writing to bring wave subject to life.
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