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Whatever your taste in music, or preference in venue, we have something for you. We run five nights a week at Bristol’s premier clubs playing a wide and varied assortment of music. Playhouse Bristol has many years of experience at university; therefore we know the perfect recipe for a great student night out. Moreover, Playhouse Bristol is the only events company that is run by students for students. ..:: WEEKLY NIGHTS ::.. LIFE Mondays at Pam Pam. Life Mondays is the ultimate genesis to the week and will leave you lusting for more. Pam Pam is located conveniently on the triangle and is a MUST every Monday. This is the only VIP themed club in the vicinity playing classic student anthems, chart toppers and the alternative bangers you know and love. Guestlist: VINTAGE Tuesdays @ Ponana. Tuesdays at Po Na Na is back in town and boy have we got something special in store for all our beloved regulars! Vintage offers straight up quality party music spanning the whole spectrum. Expect a mash up of Indie, funk, dance, hip hop, garage, drum and bass, electro, house and the old school classics Guestlist: APRES SPORT Bristol's premier sports night. Even the fittest, hardest working students need to let off steam once in a while… sometimes you’d rather just drop your books and race to the bar…and you should. Every Wednesday, find the hardest and most dedicated sports men and women of Bristol at PO NA NA. Bristol’s students know this all too well, and when they’re not tearing up the track and field, they look no further than APRES SPORT at PO NA NA every Wednesday Guestlist: SHAKE A LEG Thursdays at Dojo. Heavyweight Music on Thursday Nights at Dojo Lounge! Garage // House // Hip Hop Guestlist: JAM Fridays at Bunker. Bristol's biggest Friday night! Guestlist: Playhouse Bristol also organise one off special events. Events this year include VEDICS VS LAWYERS, SCIENCES BAR CRAWL, CLIC BAR CRAWL, CLIC BATTLE OF THE BANDS, END OF TERM CHRISTMAS PARTY, HALLOWEEN PARTY, BDSA BAR CRAWL plus many more... THE PLAYHOUSE CARD: ALL THE FOLLOWING DEALS AND MORE... ( contact us to get a free card) PLAYHOUSE KEY / CARD DEALS CLUB NIGHTS £1 off and Q jump at the following night... Monday: LIFE @ Pampam Tuesday: VINTAGE@ PONANA Wednesday: Apres Sport @ PONANA Thursday: SHAKE A LEG @ Dojo Friday: JAM @ The Bunker Post lash munch: Taka Taka on the triangle (Greek) Buy one pita, get one free (open till 5am) Clifton Wine Bar 15% off jugs of ale, cider and lager. 20% off food. 33% off wine. Elbow Rooms 241 coctails all day all week Basement 45 20% off drinks Bijou Lounge Bar 241 cocktails monday-Friday Roo bar card Magners 2 for £6, WKD £1.50, Pint of pepsi £1.50, Spirit and mixer £1.50, Carlsberg Pitcher £8, Crabbies £2.50, San Miguel Fresca 2 for £5, Guinness £2.50, Double Vodka and Monster £2.50, Jagermeister shot 4 for £5. Entelia restaurant (Greek restaurant on white ladies) 2-4-1 on all courses sun-thurs The botanist 2 pizzas for £10 mon-thurs Racks 20% off food tue, wed, thurs evening Café Rouge Monday and Wednesday 30% off food bill Sunday-Thursday 20% off food bill Brace and Browns 10% off lunch and dinner Fishers Restaurant (Clifton) Free bread, olives, tea and coffee with main course Free wine/beer with starter Free desert wine/port with desert Taste of Transylvania 10% off the final bill inc drinks Planet pizza Buy one get one free pizzas and a free hot drink sun-thurs Noa Japenese 15% off total bill Latimers sandwich company 10% off on orders > £2.50 194F coffee 10% off everything ALL DAY ALL WEEK Mocha Mocha (St Michaels) Free coke/diet coke with a sandwich on Wednesdays Reg the Veg 10% off everything Clifton Hair Studio 25% off bill > £35 TUE-FRI Level cuts 20% off haircuts Therapy hair and beauty 20% on hair and beauty services Monday – Friday Nails 1 20% on acrylic nails and bio sculpture gel mon-wed Clifton massage Sports massage and deep tissue: £5 off each visit Lash-is Full set of lashes for £35: All day all week Lisa beauty 10% off beauty services thurs,fri and sat. RECO Chiropractic Initial consultation £29, 50% off treatments. Anytime fitness gym 13 months membership for the Price of 10! Only £269.50*! Uniprotein Deals on protein supplements delivered to your door Rileys Free membership and 1hours free pool – all day all week Windmill golf range 15% off discount card free (RRP £60) Windmill fishing 10% off day and night fishing Clifton Flowers 10% off House of flowers 10% off Geeves dry cleaning 10% off Clifton Print Services 25% off the university print prices Stationary world 15% off Chepstow Horseracing Course £10 tickets Paintballing £4.99 entry and hire HOTELS Playhouse key rates @... The Berkeley Hotel The Clifton Hotel The Rodney Hotel The Washington Hotel

W: http://www.vipbristol.com | E: info@vipbristol.com | T: 01173 706490

The Lizard Lounge. Bristol Biggest Student Venue.

Welcome to Zion, an arts community space in Bedminster Down. Zion aims to promote art within the local community by showing regular exhibitions and holding creative events. We aim to create a safe space for all ages to use and bring the former church back as a community focus.

Redfest Bristol, an independent arts and music festival aims to be the biggest so far bringing music, film, cabaret, comedy, animation, graffiti, photography, art and children's events to the communities of Redfield, Easton, St George and Whitehall in East Bristol. An exciting mix of events will be held at venues around Church Road including the Old Stillage, Red Lion, Café Grounded, with an even bigger free all-dayer in St George's Park on Saturday 3rd August where a stage will host bands and DJs from Bristol and beyond from the middle of the day to early evening. Children's activities will take place, and a 'street' of stalls will accompany a bar in the park serving local ales and refreshing drinks. Redfest is run by a group of volunteers from the local community and is entirely reliant on public donations, support and sponsorship from local businesses and grant funding where available. Contact us for more information relating to support and sponsorship opportunities, or details of how to get a stall pitch at the Park all-dayer.

Vintage Clothing, Late Night Cafe/Bar, Live Entertainment Venue

A former derelict piece of land behind Bristol Temple Meads train station was completely transformed from wasteland to ‘Creative Common’ – a unique collaboration between The Invisible Circus and Bristol City Council with support from Arts Council England. Creative Common 2013, anticipated to attract up to 100,000 visitors over nine months, creating 58 full time jobs in the arts and featuring 250 individual artists and performers. The 2013 season, directed by Esther O’Callaghan OBE (formerly Manchester International Festival) launched on 7 June with NoFit State Circus’ spellbinding show ‘Bianco’ in their iconic silver spaceship big top. For many of the talented NoFit State performers, who trained at Bristol’s centre for physical theatre and circus, Circomedia, it was a homecoming to remember, as the city welcomed the company back after a twenty-two year hiatus. From 7 June 2013 onwards, in inimitable Bristol style, Creative Common offer a nine month artist-led, cultural programme merging site specific, immersive circus and physical theatre, compelling independent cinema, interactive public art and exhibitions, thought provoking debates and interviews and award winning local food, drink and live music from Bristol and beyond. The programme will feature something for everyone, from culture vultures to families, Bristolians themselves and visitors to the city alike. www.creativecommon.co.uk

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Eat seasonal British food, drink great coffee, local cask ales and ciders. Listen to the best Bristol live musicians & DJ’s. Check out the work of emerging artists featured throughout the venue. What does the word ‘gallimaufry’ mean? Once a hodgepodge stew of humble ingredients made on the galleys, it evolved to represent up-cycled things to wear and use around the home. Our interpretation? Making the best out of what’s available to us on a daily basis. Re-using, up-cycling or re-cycling; working with local suppliers, artists & artisans wherever possible. The venue was transformed in 5 days on the site of the former Prom Music Bar with a shoe-string budget in March, 2012. We support, accept and trade the Bristol Pound (we’re the Gloucester Rd access point).