1. Now that the Lion King has left the Hippodrome, there will be some different shows on between now and Christmas. On Friday evening it's Motown's Greatest Hits: How Sweet it is – tickets are between �18.50 and �20.50.
2. Grammy nominee Rufus Wainwright will be on stage at Colston Hall on Friday night at 7pm. 3. Take part in an historic walk from M shedto Victoria Park on Wednesday from 10.30am-12.30pm. There is a �2 suggested donation. Call 0117 352 6600 to book. Explore how the city evolved as Bristol became industrialised and the implications this had on public health. Join museum volunteers on a guided tour exploring local history, photographs and maps. 4. Have a laugh at Chris Moyles Live as the former Radio 1 DJ takes to the stage at the O2 Academy on Thursday night at 7pm. 5. At the Alma Tavern theatre you can watch Cake on any evening from Tuesday to Saturday. Sophie and Jack have parted ways after twenty years of marital warfare. Now they find themselves forced back together in the home they dreamt up and destroyed. Back in their familiar battleground, they must both try to get along, or they could lose the one thing neither of them can do without. Tickets �7-9. 6. Take part in a chutney-making workshop at Windmill Hill City Farm on Wednesday evening from 7-9pm. Tickets cost �12, concessions �6. Call 0117 963 3252 for more info. 7. Have a go at life drawing in a workshop being run at the Tobacco Factory on Monday night at 8pm. Entry costs �5 or �4 for students. Call 0117 902 0344 for more information. 8. Pub of the week to try: The Spotted Cow 9. Restaurant of the week to try: Rice & Things 10. Recipe of the week to give a go if you decide to eat in: Tartiflette And if you need some ideas for the weekend, check back at ThisisBristol later in the week.
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