Part of the All Saints 2026 Lunchtime Organ Recitals in May series, featuring varied programmes from well-known organists.

All recitals will start at 1.10pm and will last approximately 45mins
Free Admission 
Retiring collection

Wednesday 6th May - John Davenport

Programme:

• JS Bach (1685-1750):  Prelude and Fugue in E minor ‘The Wedge’ BWV 548                   
• L-N Clérambault (1676 – 1749):  Movements from ‘Suite de Premier Ton’                                     
  • Duo                                                                                                                                                                           
  • Basse et Dessus de Trompette                                                                                                                        
  • Récts de cromorne et de cornet séparé                                                                                                       
  • Dialogue sur les grands jeux
• Louis Vierne (1870 – 1930):  Lied Op.31 No.17 from 24 Pièces en style libre                                             
• Franz Liszt (1811 – 1886):  Fantasia and Fugue on BACH                                                               

 

Booking is now open for this year's Bristol Early Music Festival.

For full information on all events taking place across the weekend of the 8-10 May, and to book tickets see the Bristol Early Music Festival's Events Page HERE

An ongoing concert series, every term 

Summer Term 2026

• Tuesday 12th May - Lunchtime Concert @ 1pm - featuring soloists from Years 7 to 12
• Wednesday 17th June - Junior Tea Time Concert @ 4pm

Open to parents, staff & the public

For more information, contact Mrs Johnson at Clifton High School: mjohnson@cliftonhigh.co.uk

FREE ENTRY

 

Part of the All Saints 2026 Lunchtime Organ Recitals in May series, featuring varied programmes from well-known organists.

All recitals will start at 1.10pm and will last approximately 45mins
Free Admission 
Retiring collection

Wednesday 13th May - David Bednall

Programme TBA
                                                    

 

This year's retreat will once again take place in the beautiful tranquil setting of Llangasty Retreat  House, Brecon, Powys from Friday 15th to Sunday 17th May 2026.
A list is in the church porch for people to sign up to, if they'd like to attend, or alternatively contact Helen or Liz (see below) to get your name added to the list. 

For full information on this year's retreat, see here

Liz Badman - liz.badman@virginmedia.com; 07583 540825
OR
Helen Sutton - helen@helensutton.com; 07802 256315

For more general information on our Parish Retreats, including past retreats, see here

Part of the All Saints 2026 Lunchtime Organ Recitals in May series, featuring varied programmes from well-known organists.

All recitals will start at 1.10pm and will last approximately 45mins
Free Admission 
Retiring collection

Wednesday 20th May - Ludo Geloen

Programme TBA
                                                    

 

Clifton and Hotwells' annual open gardens weekend once again celebrates a part of Bristol rich in private communal garden squares and gardens that lie hidden behind elegant Georgian terraces and many will be open to the public for our event.
 
All Saints' gardens are actually three gardens, designed in three completely different styles.  Accessed by steps, via the church atrium, the main garden is a dedicated quiet space for the church environs, the East-facing Vicarage Topiary Garden is planted mainly with Box and Yew and the sunnier Herbaceous Garden is planted in a wild, random manner to create the ambiance of a country garden.  

Throughout the Open Gardens weekend, all three gardens will be open to the public, for all to enjoy. 



Tickets, which give one adult free entry to ALL gardens for the duration of the two days, can be purchased under the arches in Boyces Avenue during the event.

For full information, including a programme detailing which gardens are open, see the guide which you can download here.

OR Follow on Instagram:  @green_squares_secret_gardens (use #CliftonSecretGardens)

NB. opening times of individual gardens vary
Adults:  £8 (free for accompanied Children under 15).
Printed programme included





 

Part of the All Saints Arts - Concert Matinee Series 2026

The distinguished cellist, Ulrich Heinen, performs Bach Viola da Gamba Sonatas, accompanied by John Humphreys
 

Admission to Concert Matinées is free

Retiring collection (cash/card)
Refreshments available after the concert
 
www.allsaintsclifton.org

 

Clifton and Hotwells' annual open gardens weekend once again celebrates a part of Bristol rich in private communal garden squares and gardens that lie hidden behind elegant Georgian terraces and many will be open to the public for our event.
 
All Saints' gardens are actually three gardens, designed in three completely different styles.  Accessed by steps, via the church atrium, the main garden is a dedicated quiet space for the church environs, the East-facing Vicarage Topiary Garden is planted mainly with Box and Yew and the sunnier Herbaceous Garden is planted in a wild, random manner to create the ambiance of a country garden.  

Throughout the Open Gardens weekend, all three gardens will be open to the public, for all to enjoy. 



Tickets, which give one adult free entry to ALL gardens for the duration of the two days, can be purchased under the arches in Boyces Avenue during the event.

For full information, including a programme detailing which gardens are open, see the guide which you can download here.

OR Follow on Instagram:  @green_squares_secret_gardens (use #CliftonSecretGardens)

NB. opening times of individual gardens vary
Adults:  £8 (free for accompanied Children under 15).
Printed programme included





 

An ongoing concert series, every term

Summer Term 2026

• Tuesday 12th May - Lunchtime Concert @ 1pm
• Wednesday 17th June - Junior Tea Time Concert @ 4pm

Open to parents, staff & the public

For more information, contact Mrs Johnson at Clifton High School: mjohnson@cliftonhigh.co.uk

Conductor David Bednall
Accompanist  Nigel Nash

To find out more and to buy tickets, see the Bristol Bach Choir website here or access via the QR code above
Tickets: £21 (reserved), £15 (unreserved), Students & under 18s £1
www.bristolbach.org.uk
0117 214 0721

A fascinating programme of secular music reflecting on times and seasons, and the emotions which run through life. The passing of time has always been an inspiration for composers and this contemporary programme will show a full range of styles from the serious and emotionally charged through to the joyously folkloric. These include American composers Eric Whitacre (Sleep) and Morton Lauridsen’s sumptuous Nocturnes (which include Sure on this Shining Night); the Canadian Sarah Quartel; the British composers Jonathan Dove’s The Passing of the Year and David Bednall’s Three Songs of Love, Becky McGlade’s To a Skylark and Cecilia McDowall’s A Fancy of Folksongs.
 

See the City Voices website here - more information to follow soon