POSTPONED: Discover how Bedminster evolved from a rural Somerset parish to a bustling industrial town and the inevitable impact that this had on public health on this three mile walk.

POSTPONED: In April 1792 Captain Kimber was tried for murder of a slave. This talk traces the career of the captain, the slave’s death and the trial.

POSTPONED: Discover a millennium of history on this 1.8 mile walk around the heart of Bristol’s old city.

POSTPONED: A day of family fun celebrating rocks, fossils and minerals! This year we will be focusing on Bristol’s very own dinosaur Thecodontosaurus antiquus or ‘Theco’ to his friends.

POSTPONED: Take a boat trip with a difference! Watch the powerful water cannon at work on Bristol’s former fire boat, during a trip around the docks that she was built to protect.

POSTPONED: Venture on our guided walk into the once-autonomous township of Redcliffe, where you will find some of the most impressive remains of historical Bristol.

POSTPONED: An archaeological study day about the origins of prehistoric rock art and the 6,000 sites around the British Isles. Led by Dr George Nash.

CANCELLED: Experienced family historians will show you how to research your family history using original records and online sources.

POSTPONED: Explore prehistoric stone tools from our collection and have a go at flintknapping. Learn to work flint, watch a live demo and knap your own tools to take home.

POSTPONED: Explore the harbour aboard the world’s oldest steam tug, built in Bristol in 1861.