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Bristol European Jazz Ensemble Doors open 7.30 pm Concert 8 pm. Tickets £12 on the door, £10 online Concessions £8 students/unwaged/income support. ‘Yunmi Kang and Sangyeon Park with the BEJE trio’ Bristol, Europe’s Green Capital in 2015, has long had a world-famous cultural buzz about it. It draws in talented players from around the world

Doors open 12pm. Band on from 12.15- 1.15. Tickets £5 online or door.  (booking online is the only guarantee of entry as these concerts are proving very popular!) Come and enjoy a big band jazz session before your Sunday lunch!  The cafe is open for the duration for hot and cold drinks. The Sunday Big

Music Quiz doors open 7.30pm – Quiz starts 8pm.  Cost £5 per person – teams of no more than four. CICCIC’s amazing Big Fat Music Quiz is designed to be a fun evening as well as test your knowledge of music over the last fifty years or so. There will be general questions on music

Disco Revival -Doors open 7.30 pm – Music from 8pm – All Tickets are just £5 online £7 on the door. This event is designed for those who remember what a real disco felt like (unlike nightclubs today) and will love disco and funk music from the 70’s onwards. From the Bee Gees to the

Community Event: “Death Cafe” – Saturday 12th January 2019 – 2 pm to 4 pm. Join the conversation at Death Cafe Taunton @ Ciccic. Death Cafe Taunton is an opportunity to discuss all aspects of death in a relaxed atmosphere, with hot drinks and cake. What is Death Cafe? It’s a global movement to increase

Tickets £10 online £12 on the door. Doors open at 7.30pm – Concert from 8pm   A part of the International Arts Exhibition programme. The Crystal Spring is a UK-based improvising duo who use British folksongs as the starting point for improvisation.  The Crystal Spring was inspired by the aesthetic of Swedish jazz pianist Jan

Tickets £9 on line – Door price £11  Doors open 7.30pm Band on at 8pm  ( concessions £8 – student/unwaged ) What do we play? Ska, Reggae, Funk, Soul and Rock n Roll. We love the big dubby numbers by artists such as Black Uhuru, as well as the lighter Ska songs by Prince Buster,

Sunday film night – doors open 6.30 pm – film starts 7 pm – all tickets £6 A look at Germany’s terrorist group, The Red Army Faction (RAF), which organized bombings, robberies, kidnappings and assassinations in the late 1960s and ’70s. The second of three films set in Post War Germany. Storyline Germany in the

Sunday film night – doors open 6.30 pm – film starts 7 pm – all tickets £6  In 1984 East Berlin, an agent of the secret police, conducting surveillance on a writer and his lover, finds himself becoming increasingly absorbed by their lives. The first in a series of films set in Germany shown through