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In the face of significant funding challenges, Bristol Jazz Festival is making a defiant return with a one-night-only festival fundraiser—a high-voltage celebration of jazz, community, and resistance.

This May, Rick’s at The Bristol is bringing the bold spirit and flavours of Mexico to the city’s harbourside with a vibrant Cinco de Mayo celebration in collaboration with premium tequila brand Volcan de mi Tierra.

Tickets now on sale for Somerset’s newest summer weekender - a lakeside blend of music, movement and restoration, taking place Friday 1 - Sunday 3 August.

Raising a glass to wild ferments and seasonal sips – Spring Fling, a brand-new wine fair from the team at KASK, is landing in Bristol this April with 40 bottles to taste and importers to meet…

The event, aimed at Bath hospitality businesses, will discuss the increases in employer National Insurance and the National Living Wage, as well as changes to zero hours contracts, SSP entitlement, increased rights for trade unions, and much more. 

New funding is available for charities, community groups and voluntary groups in Bath and North East Somerset that are supporting refugees from Ukraine.

Bristol City of Sanctuary is mapping out what businesses in the city are already doing to support people seeking sanctuary and what further support can be provided to support businesses in contributing to this vision.

Bristol Folk Festival returns with an electrifying line-up of UK and world artists across the city for the May Bank Holiday weekend (Fri 2 May – Sun 4 May). 

WWT Slimbridge in Gloucestershire has unveiled its new boutique glamping accommodation, Warblers’ Meadow - five brand-new shepherd’s huts nestled amongst the wetland’s picturesque wildflowers, reeds and shimmering ponds. 

Three Endangered African grey parrots have hatched at Bristol Zoo Project after their parents were rescued from the illegal pet trade.

The Bottle Yard Studios’ TBY2 facility is officially the highest performing studio of the year in BAFTA albert's latest Sustainability Standard report. 

One of the UK's leading procurement businesses has warned that younger people seeking careers in hospitality could pay the price for increased business costs.