Gordon Young's latest walk covers 17th-century King Street, cobbled Welsh Back and the soaring, cathedral-like St Mary Redcliffe church.

Bristol Civic Society members are invited to visit Easton Mosque, one of the oldest places of worship for Muslims across the South West.

We are organising two visits to the M Shed storeroom, where many maritime and industrial objects of local interest are kept.

The Civic Society has been very fortunate in being able to arrange a visit to Bristol's own film studio, The Bottle Yard Studios.

A guided Bristol's Civil War walk with Pete Insole, tracing a route from Fremantle Square to Brandon Hill, looking at archaeological and surviving evidence.

At the invitation of Bristol 1904 Arts we visit the 'Wigwam', the group's meeting place at The Red Lodge, Park Row, Bristol.

A Zoom talk on the management options for Britain's bus services by Professor Graham Parkhurst of the University of the West of England.

With so much pressure on space in our city, Bristol Civic Society is hosting a public discussion and debate to help identify ways to develop ...

Umberslade, the developers of Wapping Wharf, have recently published their proposals for another stage of the site's regeneration, which has been gradually advanced over the ...

A Zoom meeting presented by Jeffery Smith, who proposes a large-scale formation of clubs of owner-occupiers to achieve the mass retrofitting of insulation into homes.

We are holding two informal study walks with a theme of the current consultation on a plan for part of the city centre – the ...

Two harbourside walks, led by Ed Hall. Starting from Pero’s bridge at 6:45pm for 7:00pm start.