Our Music Club
When: Thursdays, 11:00am – 12:30pm (weekly)
Type of break: Activity-Based
Location: Filwood Group: 15–19 Filwood Broadway, Bristol, BS4 1JL
Easton Group: Easton Community Centre, Kilburn Street, Easton, Bristol, BS5 6AW
Cost: Free – registration is required
Care need: Neurological Conditions
Provided by: Bristol Beacon
Our Music Club is a welcoming and inclusive space for adults living with dementia and those who support them. Delivered by Bristol Beacon in partnership with the Bristol Dementia Wellbeing Service, the sessions use live music to enhance wellbeing, confidence, and connection.
Led by three professional musicians, each session begins with a relaxed coffee morning and moves into an hour of music-making. Activities include vocal and physical warm-ups, learning new songs, improvisation, and conducting exercises. The programme is designed to help participants feel present, joyful, and engaged.
Sessions are held in two Bristol locations—Filwood and Easton—and are supported by organisations including The Anchor Society, Grateful Society, St Monica Trust, and Paul Hamlyn Foundation.
How to access this service
To join, you must register in advance. You can self-refer or refer someone you support by contacting the Bristol Beacon Community Team:
- Email: community@bristolbeacon.org
- Phone: 0117 204 7103
Website: Our Music Club – Bristol Beacon
About Bristol Beacon
Bristol Beacon is a music charity and world-class venue in the heart of Bristol, hosting hundreds of live performances each year and running creative learning programmes that reach tens of thousands of young people. With a focus on inclusivity, community engagement, and nurturing new talent, it offers inspiring musical experiences for everyone.
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