Blog (February 2020) - Visit Bristol

Ahead of the second edition of Lyra: Bristol Poetry Festival (13 – 22 March), this year’s resident poet Rebecca Tantony picks her favourite places to eat and drink for #FoodFriday.

From film, music and literature festivals, to must-see theatre and sport, here’s our pick of things to do in Bristol this March. 

The first ever Bristol Light Festival illuminates the city from Thursday 27 February until Sunday 1 March, and we've got plenty of ideas to make it the ultimate family day out!

In the first of this new feature series, we're shining a light on the city's best places to stay and sharing some of their best bits!

Discover the Goth and Alternative Market bringing unique delights to Bristol and how you can get involved.

Before the first ever Bristol Light Festival (27 February – 1 March) kicks off next week, Co-Creative Director Katherine Jewkes tells us where she loves to eat and drink in the city.

Read our 10 suggestions for a big day with a big difference at unusual wedding venues in and around Bristol.

Pancake Day, aka Shrove Tuesday, falls on Tuesday 25 February and there are stacks of places in Bristol where you can fill up on pancakes.

No matter how far your budget stretches, there are ways to get a great deal on accommodation in Bristol.

Interactive installations will be dotted across the city centre for the first ever Bristol Light Festival (27 Feb - 1 March). We've suggested some top places to stop off while you explore...

2020 is shaping up to be yet another exciting year of live music in Bristol. Save these dates in your diary to make sure you don't miss out!

Find out where Chrissie loves to eat when she's not working to get Bristol recognised as a Gold Sustainable Food City.