April through October 2025 promises a vibrant lineup at St George's Bristol, featuring an eclectic mix of musical performances, thought-provoking dialogues, and artistic celebrations. From the powerful rock anthems of Clearwater Creedence Revival to the introspective melodies of Tony Ann, the schedule is packed with experiences that cater to diverse tastes and interests. Join us as we delve into the stories and performances that will define this cultural season.

A Cultural Feast at St George’s Bristol: Music, Dance, and Dialogue

St George's Bristol is set to become the epicenter of cultural events from March to June 2025. From the enchanting tales of Adam Frost's botanical journeys to the harmonious echoes of The Tallis Scholars, and from the rock anthems of Clearwater Creedence Revival to the insightful talks by David Olusoga, the lineup promises something for every enthusiast. Renowned personalities like Craig Revel Horwood, Joan As Police Woman, and Liza Pulman & Joe Stilgoe will grace the stage, offering an exciting blend of music, storytelling, and thought-provoking discussions that will captivate audiences.

St George’s Bristol: A Cultural Odyssey Through Music, History, and Art

St George's Bristol is set to host a series of captivating events in 2025, featuring an eclectic mix of music, history, and culture. From the harmonious collaboration of Liza Pulman and Joe Stilgoe, to the introduction of neoclassical music by Tony Ann, this lineup promises to engage audiences with diverse performances. Other highlights include talks by historian David Olusoga, a musical journey with Aled Jones, and an evening of stories from Stewart Copeland. Each event offers a unique experience, making it a must-attend for art and culture enthusiasts.

St George's Bristol: A Celebration of Music, History, and Culture

St George’s Bristol

History is now being contested as never before and David, a British-Nigerian historian and author, is an expert at examining what history reveals about contemporary society.

Following his previous talk The State of the British Union, Why Black History Matters he will now expand on these ever-changing subjects and the contemporary situations we all find ourselves in

David Olusoga

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