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St Pauls Carnival returns this July with a series of events designed to celebrate African Caribbean arts and culture.

Passengers on the m2 metrobus route can look forward to later running services and a new Sunday service thanks to a £156,000 investment from Bristol City Council.

The team behind BANK Bristol, have announced plans for their second project, with Lapin set to launch at Wapping Wharf in April.

Bristol restaurant Wilson’s has been awarded a Michelin Star, the most sought after accolade for restaurants delivering outstanding cooking and exceptional dining experiences. 

Organisers of Bristol Walk Fest are encouraging community projects, local organisations and walking groups to sign up as walk providers for the festival in May.

Around Bath and Bristol, National Trust gardens are filling with colourful spring blooms and houses are looking tip-top after their intensive winter cleans.

Electronic dance royalty Sasha & Digweed join the line-up for Siren Bristol on Sunday 27 July at Bristol Amphitheatre.

A brand-new series of Landscape Artist of the Year is underway on Sky Arts – and Bristol’s best views are the artistic subject of not one, but two episodes in the show’s tenth anniversary series.

In March, Bristol Old Vic's Weston Studio presents two powerful plays centred on female stories, marking International Women's Day, which takes place on 3 March. 

Following a triumphant sold-out season at the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre last year critically acclaimed production of Fiddler on the Roof will visit The Bristol Hippodrome this summer. 

This Valentine's Day, Bristol Beer Factory are giving people the chance to give some 'BBF love' to someone making a difference in their community. 

A brand new series of RTS and BAFTA-winning comedy thriller Am I Being Unreasonable? is back on our screens.