Inactivity during childhood could increase the chance of heart attacks and strokes later in life, and children and teenagers need to move more to protect their long-term health.
A new study from the University of Exeter, in collaboration with the University of Bristol and the University of Eastern Finland and presented at the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2023, has found that...
Whilst our building is closed, we’ll be bringing you the fun out to you this summer holidays! We’ll be setting up on Anchor Square and at venues across the city to create spaces for everyone to experiment, play and get creative – there will be heaps of free activities, for all ages. What's on at We the Curious this summer Anchor Square – On a Roll!
10-day light spectacular will bring fun and colour to the city in February
Bristol’s favourite winter event is set to return in 2023, bigger, better and more exciting than ever before. Bristol Light Festival will illuminate the city centre from 3rd – 12th February 2023, with stunning interactive and captivating light installations creating a trail through the centre of Bristol.
Want to whisk your family away for a fun break during the Easter holidays? It’s an egg-cellent time to explore Bristol, with an events calendar fuller than the Easter Bunny's basket and spring sunshine (hopefully!) bathing the city.
Let Visit Bristol inspire you to book a Bristol break this Easter with our rundown of where to stay, what to eat and some of the top things to do for families....
What’s on? Activities taking place around the venue Easter holidays (9-24 April) - How To Be A Human
From Easter onwards, we’ll be launching our new theme for our activities for the year – ‘How To Be A Human’, as we take a closer look at how life works. From the mechanics of our body, to why food can make us feel good, to developments in healthcare and robotics research to virtual reality...
Bristol Bears’ playing squad are due to meet their namesakes at Wild Place Project next month .
First team players and staff will head to the attraction’s Bear Wood exhibit on Tuesday April 19 to meet the four European brown bears which live there.
Visitors to Wild Place Project will be able to meet the players at Bear Wood, where they will sign autographs and pose for photos from 12...
For many people Mother’s Day is a lovely time of celebration but for anyone having difficulty becoming a mum it can be a tough time, so Bristol fertility counsellor Wendy Martin has put together some top tips to help would-be mums get through the day if they are not looking forward to it.
Wendy, who works as a counsellor and treatment support therapist at Bristol Centre for...
Plans are underway to bring a pair of the rarest animals in the world to the new Bristol Zoo.
Two black rhinoceros are among a host of exciting animals that will be living at the new zoo, which is due to open in 2024 on the site of Bristol Zoological Society’s Wild Place Project.
They will be part of plans to increase the number of species at the new Bristol Zoo that are in need of...
