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Queen Lear at the Lightship Theatre
Lightship Theatre presents Queen Lear, a gender-reversed production of Shakespeare’s King Lear brought into a modern-day setting.
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5G mast proposal withdrawn
Mono Consultants Ltd have withdrawn their application for planning permission to install a 17.5 metre Apollo DS 5G mast with 6 antennas, one cabinet and meter cabinet on Coronation Road close to the Asda petrol station.
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River Echoes Live
On Sunday 17th October, a music, sound and film event created by Bristol based artist Kathy Hinde took place around Bathurst Basin, all inspired by listening to Bristol from an underwater perspective.
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Harbour warning signs
In response to the Swim Bristol Harbour campaign, the Harbour Office has posted signs warning about the health hazards of entering the water.
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Deep Listening Walk at Bathurst Basin
Local artist Kathy Hinde led a participatory Deep Listening Walk with water quality scientist Ana Castro-Castellón around Bathurst Basin.
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Return of Lightship Theatre
Lightship Theatre on the John Sebastian features a double bill with ‘dry wit phenoms’ Billy Whizz and art rockers As Thou Wilt.
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Sanchez Group Restaurants
There have been interesting developments involving the Sanchez Group Restaurants along Lower Guinea Street.
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Batala drums at the Ostrich
Batala Bristol, the Samba reggae and street drumming group, have been performing live outside the Ostrich Inn.
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Bathurst Basin signs
Signs for the Lower Guinea Street footbridge and the John Sebastian Quay now have a prominent place around Bathurst Basin.
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World Record at Bathurst Basin
The organiser of the Kennet and Avon Canal Race, informs us that one of the runners in the 145-mile race from London’s Little Venice to Bristol’s Bathurst Basin set a new world record.
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Welcome addition
Bristol City Council Docks Estates Office have arranged for a Big Belly solar-powered waste compactor to be located in Bathurst Basin.
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London-Bristol Canal Race
The 2021 London-Bristol Kennet and Avon Canal Race (KACR) finishes by the John Sebastian in Bathurst Basin.