Going to lectures in Bristol has never been so easy (or popular)!

Going to lectures in Bristol is a BRILLIANT way to practice your listening skills, preparing you for important exams such as Cambridge and IELTS!

There are lots of regular lectures in Bristol, including formal talks and presentations and some less formal public discussions.  Always check www.visitbristol.com and search their talks and lectures section, too!

Bristol Talks 

Location:  Various locations around Bristol – Scan the QR code to see locations for each event! 

Cost:  Price depends on the event and location – scan for more info! 

Info:  Talks are themed around:  Nature, Nurture and Nourish.  Talks have been known to be hosted by famous actors, writers, singers etc. 

Click the link here to find out more information!

The University of Bristol 

Location:  Various locations around the city and campus – scan the QR code to find out more! 

Cost:  Usually free but you need to book to ensure you get in! 

Info:  Talks on a variety of topics, recently including:  Climate Change and Health Seminar (online); Heritage Open Days and Tours; Showcase on Food and Nutrition; and their Annual Lecture.  Some talks are online, others are in person.  

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Click this link to see the Bristol Vision Institute’s lecture schedule, part of Bristol University.  They offer free lectures focusing on new vision/eyesight research. 

Bristol Historical Association 

Location:  Usually held in Lecture Theatre B in Bristol University’s Humanities building 

Cost:  Annual membership is £15/year; walk-ins on the day cost £5/person. 

Info:  Talks on a variety of topics by experts in their field.  Recent talks include:  The First Women Doctors in Britain; Witch-Hunting:  Past and Present?; Emerging from the Mud: Discovering Roman Bath; Bristol’s Distinctive Buildings; and The Arts and Crafts Movement. 

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C. G. Jung Public Lectures Bristol

Location:  Redland (10min walk from school) 

Cost:  £15 online and in person (£10 for low income students) 

Info:  Philosophy talks – most sessions are offered online and in person. 

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