Latest Events in Portishead(April Updated)

Parkinson's Walking Football - Portishead Come join us for a fun and inclusive walking football session specifically designed for individuals affected by Parkinson's. This event is a great opportunity to exercise, socialize, and most importantly, have fun! No previous experience necessary, just bring your enthusiasm, comfortable clothes, trainers and a drink. Friends, relatives and carers are very welcome to join in! Free lunch and hot drinks provided. Meet great ambassadors of the game of walking football and people with Parkinson's already involved in the game in local clubs - great sources of inspiration. Join in with PD Warrior taster sessions, meet local Parkinson's Health Professionals and come and say 'Hi' to your local Parkinson's UK Team. Let's kick off together at Portishead Town Football Club in Portishead! Information Source: DBSNA supported by Parkinson's Excellence Network | eventbrite

Welcome back to Portishead for an epic night of British Kingdom pro wrestling ! Get ready for a thrilling evening of high-flying action and intense matchups at Somerset Hall . Our talented wrestlers are geared up to entertain you with their incredible skills and jaw-dropping moves. Don't miss out on the chance to witness the excitement live! Come join us for a night of adrenaline-pumping fun as we bring the best of British pro wrestling right to your doorstep. Grab your friends and family for a memorable experience that you won't soon forget. See you there! Doors open 5.30pm show starts at 6pm Fully stocked bar at venue, refreshments, confectionary and merchendise available. Disabled access and WC at the venue plus free parking behing the hall. Information Source: british kingdom pro wrestling events | eventbrite

Welcome back to Portishead for an epic night of British Kingdom pro wrestling! Get ready for a thrilling evening of high-flying action and intense matchups at Somerset Hall. Our talented wrestlers are geared up to entertain you with their incredible skills and jaw-dropping moves. Don't miss out on the chance to witness the excitement live! Come join us for a night of adrenaline-pumping fun as we bring the best of British pro wrestling right to your doorstep. Grab your friends and family for a memorable experience that you won't soon forget. See you there! Doors open 5.30pm show starts at 6pm Fully stocked bar at venue, refreshments, confectionary and merchendise available. Disabled access and WC at the venue plus free parking behing the hall. Information Source: british kingdom pro wrestling events | eventbrite

The Portishead Popsicle 2023 - festive cold water swimming gala is an exciting and invigorating event that takes place in the beautiful city of Portishead. Held at the Portishead Open Air Pool, this gala promises to be a truly unforgettable experience. Located on Esplanade Road, right in the heart of Portishead, the venue provides a stunning backdrop for this thrilling event. Taking place on December 9, 2023, the Portishead Popsicle 2023 offers participants the opportunity to indulge in the exhilarating activity of cold water swimming. With ticket prices ranging from £10.46 to £54.88, this gala is accessible to all who are eager to embrace the icy waters and challenge themselves. Dive into the freezing depths and feel the rush of adrenaline as you conquer the cold. Whether you're a seasoned swimmer or a first-timer, this gala welcomes all who are ready to take the plunge. So mark your calendars and prepare for an unforgettable experience at the Portishead Popsicle 2023 - festive cold water swimming gala.

On Saturday 27th January, the Somerset Hall in Portishead will host a special event featuring former WWE superstar Brian Kendrick. This one-night-only professional wrestling extravaganza promises to be a fun-filled evening for all ages. Alongside Brian Kendrick, fans can expect to see Saime Sahin, Tiger Ali, Heavyweight Champion Lee Hunter, RJ Singh, Nadia Sapphire, and 4FW Junior Heavyweight Champion Joey Scott, among many others. The event has received rave reviews from frequent customers, who have praised it as a meaningful escape for their children. The Swindon Advertiser has even recommended our events for families in a recent article. So why not join us for a night of thrilling entertainment? Doors open at 6.30pm, and the show begins at 7pm. The venue offers WC facilities, disabled access, and a fully stocked bar. Get your tickets now for this unforgettable wrestling experience.

Join the fascinating world of cold water swimming and dive into an invigorating experience like no other. On Sunday 28th January at 9:30am, the highly anticipated Introduction to Cold Water Swimming will take place at the illustrious Portishead Open Air Pool, situated on Esplanade Road, Portishead, BS20 7HD. This event promises to be an exciting opportunity to challenge oneself and embrace the sublime power of nature. Immerse yourself in the icy waters and discover the thrill of conquering the elements. This extraordinary adventure is not for the faint-hearted; it requires courage, resilience, and a daring spirit. By participating in this extraordinary event, attendees will gain a newfound appreciation for the beauty and tranquility that lies within the depths of the cold water. The ticket price for this exceptional opportunity is a mere £20, a small investment for an experience that will leave a lasting impression. Don't let this chance slip away; mark your calendars for Sunday 28th January at 9:30am and prepare to be captivated by the wonders that await you in Portishead.

The highly anticipated Live Wrestling Mega Show is set to make its way to Gordano School Portishead for an exhilarating evening of family entertainment. This action-packed event will showcase an array of Superstars from all corners of the globe, promising an unforgettable experience for wrestling enthusiasts of all ages. Taking place at the Gordano School Community Trust Sports Centre, located in the heart of Portishead, this event is not to be missed. The Live Wrestling Mega Show at Gordano School Portishead is scheduled to take place on March 30, 2024. Doors will open at 6:30 pm, and the show will commence promptly at 7:00 pm. With a wide range of ticket prices available, starting from just £7.21, there is an option to suit every budget. Whether you're a die-hard wrestling fan or simply looking for a night of high-energy entertainment, this event is sure to deliver. Don't miss your chance to witness the thrilling Live Wrestling Mega Show at Gordano School Portishead. Secure your tickets now and prepare for an evening of adrenaline-fueled action that will leave you on the edge of your seat. Book your place today and be a part of this epic wrestling spectacle that will have everyone talking.

Live wrestling is making a triumphant return to Portishead! Prepare for an electrifying evening of action-packed, fully interactive live professional wrestling at Somerset Hall. Featuring top wrestlers from around the globe, such as Junior heavyweight champion Nico Angelo, Saime Sahin, JD Knight, RJ Singh, Nadia Sapphire, and many more, this event is not to be missed. The doors open at 5:30 pm, with the show kicking off at 6 pm. Guests can enjoy a fully licensed bar, refreshments, confectionary, and merchandise - with both card and cash payments accepted. Free parking is available at the back of the venue, along with disabled access and facilities. Save the date, October 19, 2024, for an unforgettable night of live wrestling in Portishead. Ticket prices range from £7.21 to £41.88.

Don't miss out on the exciting opportunity to participate in the Live Streamed Author Event - Joshua Seigal. This fantastic digital workshop is perfect for 7-11 year olds who have a passion for poetry or a hunger for humor. Hosted at Portishead Children's Centre in the city of Portishead, this interactive event is ideal for home-educated kids. Who Let the Words Out? is Joshua Seigal's latest book, and it will be the focus of this workshop. Get ready to embark on a journey into the world of creative word play with silly, funny, and downright hilarious poems. From cuddling tigers to pesky pet fleas, this collection of poems takes words to a whole new level. And if you've ever wondered what to do if your teacher turns into a chicken, this book has the answer! Joshua Seigal is a two-time winner of the Laugh Out Loud awards, also known as the Lollies, in 2020 and 2023. This event is perfect for imaginative young readers aged 7 and above. At the end of the workshop, there will be an opportunity to ask questions about poetry or being an author. The event will be interactive, but participants will not be able to speak directly to each other or the presenters. Instead, children can ask their questions via their librarian. Join us on November 29, 2023, for this not-to-be-missed Live Streamed Author Event - Joshua Seigal. Remember, cameras and microphones will be turned off for this event. Don't miss your chance to be part of this exciting workshop!

Looking to take a plunge into the world of cold water swimming? Well, mark your calendars for the Introduction to Cold Water Swimming session happening on Sunday 3rd December at 9:30am. This invigorating activity is taking place at the Portishead Open Air Pool, located on Esplanade Road in the picturesque city of Portishead. Now, why should you consider braving the chilly waters, you may ask? Cold water swimming has been known to have numerous health benefits, such as boosting your immune system, improving circulation, and even enhancing your mood. And what better way to experience this adrenaline rush than in the company of like-minded individuals? Tickets for this event are priced at a reasonable £20, ensuring that this thrilling experience doesn't burn a hole in your pocket. So, gather your swimming gear, muster your courage, and join the session at the Portishead Open Air Pool on Sunday 3rd December at 9:30am. This Introduction to Cold Water Swimming session promises to be an unforgettable experience, allowing you to immerse yourself in the icy waters and feel the thrill of conquering the elements. So, don't miss out on this opportunity to challenge yourself and discover the incredible benefits of cold water swimming. See you there!

Join the RNLI's Water Safety Team at the interactive presentation on open water swimming safety. Whether you're a beginner looking to try open water swimming or an experienced swimmer seeking to enhance your knowledge on staying safe, this session is for you. Taking place at the RNLI Portishead in the scenic city of Portishead, this free event is open to individuals aged 16 and above. During the presentation, the Water Safety Team and Lifeboat Crew, who are all experienced open water swimmers, will cover a range of topics to ensure your safety. Discussions will include an overview of the risks associated with swimming in open water or cold temperatures, with a particular focus on the unique circumstances of the Bristol Channel. You'll also learn how to minimize the risks of swimming accidents and make your swims as safe as possible. The session will provide valuable insights on the recommended equipment to use and will feature an interactive segment with first aid elements and role play. This hands-on approach will further enhance your understanding of safety measures and actions to take in case of emergencies. Don't miss out on this opportunity to gain knowledge and confidence in open water swimming safety. Mark your calendars for April 11th and 12th, 2024, and head to the RNLI Portishead, located at Pier Road, Portishead, BS20 7EA. Admission is free, so come and join us at this informative event.

Former WWE star Brian Kendrick is scheduled to make a highly-anticipated return to the Somerset Hall in Portishead. This event will not only feature Kendrick but will also showcase talents from Dragon Gate Japan and some of the top wrestlers from the UK. Fans can expect an electrifying evening filled with intense in-ring action and thrilling performances. The event is set to take place on May 4, 2024, at Somerset Hall, located at 11 The Precinct, Portishead, BS20 6AH. Tickets for this exciting event range from £7.21 to £41.88, offering a range of options for wrestling enthusiasts to witness these renowned athletes in action. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to see a former WWE star in the picturesque city of Portishead.

Hamilton Workshops with Buna are being hosted by Aspire School at Gordano School in Portishead. Join two workshops tailored for children aged 8-11 years and 12 years and above, featuring original cast member Buna. The junior group session runs from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, while the senior group session is scheduled from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm. Both workshops are inclusive of boys and girls, regardless of prior experience, and are open to both Aspire and Non Aspire students. Participants will have the unique opportunity to learn from a guest teacher currently performing in Hamilton at the Bristol Hippodrome in May and June. Attendees are advised to bring a refillable water bottle and dress comfortably for ease of movement, avoiding heels, sandals, sliders, or flip flops. To secure a spot, attendees must complete the necessary forms and submit them via email to kellybarnes2002@yahoo.co.uk or bring them along on the day of the event. Don't miss this exciting opportunity!

Welcome to Portishead Create & Play Workshops, where creativity comes to life! We specialise in crafting unforgettable experiences for children through our engaging craft, art, and play workshops. Our mission is to inspire young minds (between the ages of 4 -11years old), encourage imagination, and provide a fun, hands-on environment where children can explore their artistic talents. We’re excited to kick off with a Special Taster Session featuring Slime-Making and other Exciting Crafts! Held every week, these workshops offer a sneak peek into our upcoming Create, Craft, and Play Events (including Birthday Parties etc). Each session will introduce a different themed activity, from paper mache to fairy cake decorating, ensuring there’s always something new to excite and inspire. Ready to dive into a world of creativity and fun? Come join us for an afternoon of laughter, learning, and lots of messy, magical moments. Join us for a fun, monster-themed taster session at just £6.50 per child! (Parents are required to stay during the event and enjoy the experience alongside their children. The session will include a variety of themed crafts for the children to choose from, with slime-making as the highlight. Refreshments will be provided for both parents and children to keep everyone energised. Please note, a declaration form must be filled out for each child before attending the event. We can't wait to create some monster magic with you!) Information Source: eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Sunday 24th November, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Saturday 30th November, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Sunday 1st December, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Saturday 7th December, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Sunday 8th December, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Saturday 18th January, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. At Portishead Open Air Pool we are all about building a close-knit community of well educated cold-water enthusiasts who go on to continue enjoying the experience both with us and in other environments. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim. You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Sunday 26th January, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. At Portishead Open Air Pool we are all about building a close-knit community of well educated cold-water enthusiasts who go on to continue enjoying the experience both with us and in other environments. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim. You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Saturday 1st February, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. At Portishead Open Air Pool we are all about building a close-knit community of well educated cold-water enthusiasts who go on to continue enjoying the experience both with us and in other environments. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim. You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Sunday 9th February, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. At Portishead Open Air Pool we are all about building a close-knit community of well educated cold-water enthusiasts who go on to continue enjoying the experience both with us and in other environments. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim. You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite

Portishead! Due to popular demand we are back for another evening of Action packed, fully interactive, Live professional wrestling Featuring wrestlers from all around the world and seen on TV Including Junior heavyweight champion Nico Angelo, Saime Sahin, JD knight, RJ Singh, Nadia sapphire & many more. Doors open at 5.30pm, Show starts 6pm Fully lisenced bar, refreshments, confectionary and merchandise at venue. Card & cash accepted. free parking at the back of the venue. Disabled access and WC Availsble Information Source: british kingdom pro wrestling events | eventbrite

Portishead Open Air Pool, Saturday 18th January, 9:30am to 11:00am Come and learn all about cold-water swimming – why it may be of use to you, how to do it safely, what happens to you when you do it, and how/why you might keep swimming outdoors all through the winter. Then begin your cold-water experience in the safe environment of this stunning lifeguarded outdoor pool! After the session you can continue to enjoy the atmosphere of the pool with its lively and enthusiastic cold water swimming community, either poolside with a hot drink from the kiosk or in the on-site cafe, with views across the Bristol Channel. At Portishead Open Air Pool we are all about building a close-knit community of well educated cold-water enthusiasts who go on to continue enjoying the experience both with us and in other environments. The cost of this ticket includes your entry to the venue and the cost of your swim. You MUST read the HEALTH NOTE below before purchasing your ticket. The session will be run by local experts Alec Richardson and Emma Pusill. Emma is a co-author of “The Lido Guide” and director of the Popsicle, Portishead’s annual cold-water gala. She has been an advocate of cold-water swimming for many years and has safely introduced hundreds of swimmers to its joys. Alec is an Open Water Coach, a UK Silver medallist in 90m cold-water freestyle, and author of “Ask Me Why I’m Stood Here” – the story of his swim across the Bristol Channel. The Lido Guide Ask Me Why I'm Stood Here What do I need to bring? The session will involve a 45 minute talk, then getting into the water (if you want to!). There are changing rooms, but it is an open-air pool, and we cannot control the weather! We will do the educational and informative part first, undercover, but in a well-ventilated space. Then you can change into your swimming gear (wetsuit if you like – you can always try both with and without. Swim-cap and goggles if you want to put your head in, or woolly hat to keep your head warm whilst in the water if you don't wish to submerge it). You need to cover up quickly after the swim so changing robes, dressing gowns and coats, large towels and flip-flops or crocs are all decent suggestions. A warm hat and lots of layers for after you have dried off. The on-site café will be open, so you have access to hot drinks and somewhere warm to sit, relax and enjoy the post-dip buzz. The water temperature is likely to be a bit below 10 degrees this season, so it is definitely ‘cold’ and needs to be treated with respect. Other, unmanaged bodies of water will drop well below this over the winter, and we will discuss how to adapt what you learn on the day for other venues and temperatures. There is no pressure to get in, but of course it will help you to relate the experience to the information we will present you with. There is also no pressure for you to stay in for any length of time, or even put your head in (a bobble hat is a good idea if you think you will stay 'heads-up'). If you feel inspired by this session, then it should set you up to safely make use of regular dips in the Lido and other local waters. HEALTH NOTE By purchasing a ticket for this event, you are confirming that you are physically fit and healthy enough to take part in cold water swimming. In particular, respiratory, heart or circulatory conditions can be an issue. If you have any concerns or underlying medical conditions, then please discuss these with a medical professional and also contact the organiser to discuss them and speak to your coach on the day BEFORE entering the water. Ticket Purchase, Cancellations and Refunds. Tickets can only be purchased one at a time for the named person only and are not transferrable without first contacting the organiser. It is important that the named individual has agreed to the content of the health note before attending the course. If you can no longer attend the event, and more than 24 hours' notice is given, then a refund can be issued, but it will be minus the Eventbrite fees charged to the organiser. Refunds will not be issued for less than 24 hours' notice of non-attendance as this does not give time to transfer the space to someone else. In the unlikely event that a session has to be cancelled by us, we will first attempt to offer an alternative date; a refund for that session will only be issued if this is not possible. Eventbrite's own booking fees cannot be refunded. Information Source: Alec Richardson | eventbrite