Monday: Wild Place Project opens
Located off junction 17 of the M5 opposite Cribbs Causeway and featuring animals such as zebras as well as existing woodland and parkland.
www.wildplace.org.uk
Monday: Tango Note, The Goods Yard
Featuring guest musicians and a selection of tango music and dance classes both alternative and traditional.
www.tangonote.com
Monday-Saturday: What’s the Time, Mr Wolf?, Alma Tavern Theatre
“A darkly comic one-man play exploring a society where justice must be seen to be done, whatever the price.”
www.almataverntheatre.co.uk/theatre/what-s-on
Wednesday: Mais Um, Colston Hall
Brazilian label Mais Um Disco present a night of brand-new music from three of its artists: Gaby Amarantos, Lucas Santtana and Graveola.
www.colstonhall.org/whatson/Event3568
Thursday-Saturday: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead, Arnos Vale
A new production of Tom Stoppard’s play, from the Southville-based St Paul’s Players.
www.spptheatrecompany.org.uk/randg_2013.html
Thursday-August 10: Hot Air, Tobacco Factory Theatre
A brand new piece of theatre and music that celebrates Bristol people and one of its most legendary industries, hot air ballooning.
www.tobaccofactorytheatre.com/shows/detail/hot_air/
Thursday-August 26: Adventureland Golf, Arnolfini
A crazy golf course made up of six holes designed by artists including Jake and Dinos Chapman, featuring statements on politics to fun challenges.
www.arnolfini.org.uk/whatson/doug-fishbone-and-friends-adventureland-golf
Friday: Beef & Beer, Bosoco
Chomp once again join forces with Wiper & True, celebrating fine beef and craft beers in one of St Werburgh’s most secretive corners.
www.wiperandtrue.com/events/
Friday-Sunday: Bristol Harbour Festival (below)
With fireworks for the first time in three years, and hundreds of thousands of visitors exploring a two-mile stretch of the Floating Harbour.
www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk
Friday & Saturday: Banksy, The Room in the Elephant; The Station
The first production from Bristol-based collaboration company The Sum, created through interviews with a man in LA homeless thanks to Banksy.
www.banksytheroomintheelephantunder21.eventbrite
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