Midsummer Madness – full programme
Here t’is!
Sunday’s full programme. Tickets £5 on the door.
Southbank Club Bedminster, BS3 1DB
6.30 – 8.30 pm
Come and support our brave readers. (Note to brave readers: we can’t wait!)
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