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Forthcoming events
2025 Design Awards: 18th June 2025
The Design Awards event in 2025 will be a Zoom event, hosted by the University of Bristol Digital Futures Institute.
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Annual General Meeting and Summer Social: 24th June 2025
Our combined 2025 Annual General Meeting and Summer Social will be held in The Mount Without, St Michael’s Hill, Bristol.
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Ashton Court Deer Park: 8th July 2025
Once again this year, Ashton Court Head Ranger Mark Cox has very kindly agreed to talk about the deer herds
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Events being planned
No further information about events being planned is available at the moment.
General information
- Booking for events is via emails, normally sent out some four weeks before.
- To receive the events emails, you need to be subscribed to the events mailing list.
- Events are in principle open to non-members as well, but where numbers are limited they are advertised to members first.
- Zoom events are free, but there is normally a small charge for others.
Event videos
Video of Bristol cultural renaissance: 30th April 2025
Video of a Zoom event in which Andrew Kelly explores the idea of Bristol, cities and renaissance.
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Video of Temple Island Zoom event: 19th February 2025
Video of the Bristol Civic Society Zoom event in which Legal & General present their proposals for the development of Temple Island.
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Video of Planning and Building of Hartcliffe: 22nd January 2025
Video of a Zoom talk on the planning and building of Hartcliffe by Paul Smith, Chief Executive of Elim Housing Association.
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Past events
Visit to the Assembly building: 30th May 2025
A visit the Assembly office building hosted by Patrick Davis, of Bell Hammer the developer, and Stephen Taylor of AHMM, the architects.
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William Worcestre’s Bristol: 21st May 2025
Pete Insole leads an intriguing two-hour walk in the footsteps of William Woresctre, a famous medieval visitor to Bristol.
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Bristol’s tobacco industry walk: 7th and 25th May 2025
Two guided walks providing an introduction to the history of Bristol's tobacco industry told through its buildings.
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