A event on Wednesday 7th May. The event starts at 12:00.
WHAT’S YOUR FLAVOUR?! ✨
W H O ?
Open to any adults exploring neurodivergence, regardless of official diagnosis.
W H A T ?
Exit Child Events brings a new, socially explorative space for those interested in Autism and ADHD; with retro games, arts and crafts and sensory areas plus information, talks and support provided by guests, No Big Light Charity.
W H E R E ?
Left Handed Giant Brewpub
Hawkins Lane, Finzels Reach
Bristol
BS1 6EU
W H E N ?
Every Wednesday in May and June 2025
12pm - 5pm
W H Y ?
We want to hold space for those exploring autistic and/or ADHD traits and undiagnosed or late diagnosed adults who are learning to navigate the difficulties of neurodivergent experiences - many of which are so often left without professional support.
We have a strong emphasis on celebrating the wonderful ways we can identify, connect, grow, and ultimately thrive in our neurodivergence, regardless of official diagnosis.
Our individual journeys with this have led us to feel validated, heard, supported and understood and we hope to perpetuate this for anyone who may benefit from it.
MORE INFORMATION:
We are working in collaboration with the brilliant team at No Big Light Charity, generous funding from Bristol Redistro and support from Silent Disco King and Left Handed Giant Brewery.
Whether you’re newly exploring the possibility of being Autistic or ADHD, or further along in your journey, WHAT’S YOUR FLAVOUR?! is a low-pressure event designed to make you feel seen, safe, and celebrated.
HOW TO GET TO THE EVENT:
Left Handed Giant Brewpub
Hawkins Lane, Finzels Reach, Bristol, BS1 6EU
BY BUS:
The nearest bus stops are:
Castle Park (3 mins walk) – served by buses 8, 9, 48, 49, and more.
Bristol Bridge (5 mins walk) – served by buses 1, 2, 2a ,71,72, P1 172, 349, 376a, 39, 522, X39, 374, 375, 376.
Plan your journey via First Bus:
https://www.firstbus.co.uk/bristol-bath-and-west/plan-journey/timetables
BY TRAIN:
The nearest station is Bristol Temple Meads, just a 10 - 15 minute walk along the river path or a short hop on a bus or taxi.
Check train times using Trainline:
https://www.thetrainline.com/
BY BIKE:
The venue is very bike-friendly, with dedicated cycle paths leading to Finzels Reach. You’ll find cycle racks nearby to lock up securely. National Cycle Route 3 runs right through central Bristol and connects easily to the harbourside.
Print the map here:
https://www.sustrans.org.uk/find-a-route-on-the-national-cycle-network/route-3/
BY CAR / PARKING INFO:
There’s no dedicated parking at the venue, but several car parks are a short walk away:
- Temple Meads Station Car Park
- The Galleries Car Park
- Queen Charlotte Street Car Park
Please check parking charges and availability before travelling.
♿︎ ACCESSIBILITY:
We’re committed to making this event welcoming and accessible for all.
There are no steps to enter the building.
Lift access is available to the top floor where the event is being held. Disabled toilet on Ground Floor, Cubicles on First Floor (all accessible via lift).
If you have any questions or concerns about access, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us, we’re here to help and happy to accommodate any specific needs you may have.
Any further questions? Want to get involved? Any access needs?
EMAIL US AT: [email protected]
Entry requirements: 18+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
W H O ?
Open to any adults exploring neurodivergence, regardless of official diagnosis.
W H A T ?
Exit Child Events brings a new, socially explorative space for those interested in Autism and ADHD; with retro games, arts and crafts and sensory areas plus information, talks and support provided by guests, No Big Light Charity.
W H E R E ?
Left Handed Giant Brewpub
Hawkins Lane, Finzels Reach
Bristol
BS1 6EU
W H E N ?
Every Wednesday in May and June 2025
12pm - 5pm
W H Y ?
We want to hold space for those exploring autistic and/or ADHD traits and undiagnosed or late diagnosed adults who are learning to navigate the difficulties of neurodivergent experiences - many of which are so often left without professional support.
We have a strong emphasis on celebrating the wonderful ways we can identify, connect, grow, and ultimately thrive in our neurodivergence, regardless of official diagnosis.
Our individual journeys with this have led us to feel validated, heard, supported and understood and we hope to perpetuate this for anyone who may benefit from it.
MORE INFORMATION:
We are working in collaboration with the brilliant team at No Big Light Charity, generous funding from Bristol Redistro and support from Silent Disco King and Left Handed Giant Brewery.
Whether you’re newly exploring the possibility of being Autistic or ADHD, or further along in your journey, WHAT’S YOUR FLAVOUR?! is a low-pressure event designed to make you feel seen, safe, and celebrated.
HOW TO GET TO THE EVENT:
Left Handed Giant Brewpub
Hawkins Lane, Finzels Reach, Bristol, BS1 6EU
BY BUS:
The nearest bus stops are:
Castle Park (3 mins walk) – served by buses 8, 9, 48, 49, and more.
Bristol Bridge (5 mins walk) – served by buses 1, 2, 2a ,71,72, P1 172, 349, 376a, 39, 522, X39, 374, 375, 376.
Plan your journey via First Bus:
https://www.firstbus.co.uk/bristol-bath-and-west/plan-journey/timetables
BY TRAIN:
The nearest station is Bristol Temple Meads, just a 10 - 15 minute walk along the river path or a short hop on a bus or taxi.
Check train times using Trainline:
https://www.thetrainline.com/
BY BIKE:
The venue is very bike-friendly, with dedicated cycle paths leading to Finzels Reach. You’ll find cycle racks nearby to lock up securely. National Cycle Route 3 runs right through central Bristol and connects easily to the harbourside.
Print the map here:
https://www.sustrans.org.uk/find-a-route-on-the-national-cycle-network/route-3/
BY CAR / PARKING INFO:
There’s no dedicated parking at the venue, but several car parks are a short walk away:
- Temple Meads Station Car Park
- The Galleries Car Park
- Queen Charlotte Street Car Park
Please check parking charges and availability before travelling.
♿︎ ACCESSIBILITY:
We’re committed to making this event welcoming and accessible for all.
There are no steps to enter the building.
Lift access is available to the top floor where the event is being held. Disabled toilet on Ground Floor, Cubicles on First Floor (all accessible via lift).
If you have any questions or concerns about access, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us, we’re here to help and happy to accommodate any specific needs you may have.
Any further questions? Want to get involved? Any access needs?
EMAIL US AT: [email protected]
Entry requirements: 18+, any under 18s accompanied by 21+ adult 1:1 ratio
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