From top: Bristol's Biggest Bike Ride, Beryl Cook Exhibition, Grillstock BBQ and Blues Festival.
Bristol
Beryl Cook ExhibitionOne of Britain’s most popular artists, well renowned for her humorous and colourful representations of very ordinary women, who she met throughout her life in her local pub in Plymouth, Beryl Cook’s exhibition consists of over 60 original and many never before seen paintings.
When: 18-29 June
Where: Bristol City Museum and Art Gallery
Bristol’s Biggest Bike Ride
If naked bike riding isn’t your bag, Bristol’s Biggest Bike Ride could be right up your street. A fun and free event involving thousands of people riding collectively in the sunshine. Last year saw over 7,500 people taking part. With a choice of five different routes, ranging from eight to 38 miles, and a chance to experience the glorious British countryside, the ride finishes at the Harbourside in the city centre with various stalls, food and entertainment for all to enjoy.
When: 12 June
Where: Bristol, Harbourside
Grillstock BBQ and Blues Festival
The Grillstock BBQ and Blues Festival is two days of BBQ-themed mayhem. A celebration of American culture with a US-style BBQ competition, an abundance of tasty food and drink and a live music stage with US themed Blues, Cajun and Rockability bands. It ain’t nothin’ but the blues, with a little bit of BBQ thrown in.
When: 1-3 July
Where: Lloyds Amphitheatre, Harbourside, Bristol
Cost: £6.50 per day or £10 for three days
