Fun Events In Bristol

Lola Lo are getting you trollied on Wednesdays nights in Bristol with their pop-tastic club night that offers the chance to win a trolley full of booze and food.

If it's all-day partying that you're after, then Coyote Ugly Bristol is just the place for you. Located in the College Green area, this vibrant spot hosts a lineup of weekly events, so don your cowboy boots and head down.

Their Nashville Hoedown bottomless brunch is bookable every single day, starting from as little as £25 per person. You'll get to enjoy 90 minutes of unlimited prosecco, beer and pizza, or if you visit on a Saturday then you can enjoy an hour-long dance lesson with the World-Famous Coyotes too.

When it comes to fun events in Bristol, it's hard to top this quirky brunch for activities. Flight Club is bringing you a boozy extravaganza every weekend, complete with pizza, prosecco and an whole hour of darts-throwing action in one of their high-tech oches.

Looking for something a little different? Check out The Wonky Line Cult. 

These guys are well-known around these parts for their weird, wonderful and uber creative events. Try your hand at everything from painting your best mate to writing what comes to mind based on all kinds of crazy prompts.

If there's one place that knows how to have a good time, it's Popworld. The cheesy joint is looking after your purse strings come Friday with weekly Appy Friday, simply download the app and open a whole world of discounted drinks and fun.

At Blame Gloria Bristol, brunch doesn't start quietly.

Channeling the wild lore of Gloria herself (a woman said to have shaped the looks and libations of icons like David Bowie), this 80s-themed affair is a maximalist mix of music, mischief and bottomless drinks. Expect flamboyant drag hosts, big-hitting throwback tunes and a free-flowing lineup of cocktails, beers and bubbles, all alongside comfort-food favourites.

From comedy through to singing and poetry recital, the open mic night at The Golden Lion is a great way to taste out new material in a welcoming and friendly atmosphere.

Head to Cabot Circus where you'll find the ultimate big kid activity. Escape Hunt will have you cracking clues and racing against the clock to break free. Working together with your mates, this is the perfect group activity.

Step into the world of Oz with a puzzle-filled journey through Bristol, where your team will race to save Dorothy using clues and challenges on your phone. This immersive experience is designed for groups of up to eight and can be started at any time.

Tickets start at £30 per group and offer a flexible, self-paced way to explore the city.

With lots of craft beer and plenty of head-scratching questions, this quiz night is a great way to finish off the weekend. The test takes place at King Street Brewhouse; pop in for a roast before vying out for the cash prize.

If you're a big fan of chicken, head to The Prospect Building this September, where Wing Fest is returning for 2026. For three days, these guys are promising £1.50 wings from top UK vendors, who are all battling for your vote to be crowned the best in Buffalo, barbecue and wild wing categories.

there's plenty of entertainment on offer too, including eating competitions and the spicy Lava Wing challenge. For non-food related fun, there's axe throwing, arcade games, live music and so much more - and you'll receive a free trucker hat on arrival.

Ready to level up your night out? Bake It! Bristol is a one-of-a-kind event where you and your mates can bake, compete, and eat your way to victory.

With 12 stations, a surprise monthly theme, and skilled judges ready to crown the ultimate cake champion, this isn't your average baking class, it's a full-on experience. Grab a drink, roll up your sleeves, and prepare for 90 minutes of flour-filled fun. Leave with a cake and bragging rights. Winner bakes it all.

Alcotraz Bristol: Cell Block Two-Two-Six is a covert speakeasy prison with a difference, as you'll don those orange jumpsuits and smuggle in booze past the eagle-eyed warden. But that's not all, as the inmates will whip you up bespoke cocktails while the immersive experience plays out.

The playful bar Dirty Martini Bristol offers a bottomless brunch that's as much about atmosphere as it is about what's on the table. Expect a curated selection of cocktails - eight or more to rotate through - paired with artfully presented birdcage sharers that encourage grazing.

The 90-minute format keeps things lively, while thoughtful touches like vegan alternatives and gluten-free options ensure the experience is accessible to all. Starting from £30 and even available into the evening, it's a versatile pick for brunch. 

Treat yourself to a rum-packed night out at The Bristol and Bath Rum Distillery. Its Rum School sees resident experts share their knowledge and love for the spirit as you taste your way through a choice of tipples.

At its weekly spice your own rum events, you'll get the chance to fine tune this noble spirit to your unique tastes. Grab your tickets from just £84.80 each.

CityDays is hands down one of the best events in Bristol. Explore everything from iconic city landmarks to haunted pubs and quaint cafes as you solve various clues and play games at this immersive outdoor experience.

Fun things to do in Bristol don't get much better than YO!'s masterclasses, where you get to whip up some delicious sushi items. Better yet, you'll also be treated to gyozas on arrival and learn some essential knife skills.

Promising a night full of RnB-inspired fun, Old Skool Bingo is a unique twist on the classic game. DJs will be playing non-stop classic and modern hits, while their MC host leads you through highly entertaining rounds of bingo.

There are plenty of weird and wonderful challenges along the way, as well as dance competitions. Tickets start from only £19.80 each, with the chance to win some brilliant prizes along the way.

Get to grips with all there is to know about cider at this Friday night event at Bristol Cider Shop. The night will include a whole host of different tasters from local producers along with plenty of cider knowledge for your next bar trip.