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The Royal Photographic Society — Attraction in Bristol

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The Royal Photographic Society
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2 Hampstead Rd, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3HJ, United Kingdom
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Curry House
393 Bath Rd, Arno's Vale, Bristol BS4 3EU, United Kingdom
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The Pukka Peacock
65 Sandy Park Rd, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3PQ, United Kingdom
Miro Lounge
Unit 3.1, The Paintworks, Bath Rd, Arno's Vale, Bristol BS4 3EH, United Kingdom
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The Furniture Shop
451 Bath Rd, Brislington, Bristol BS4 3JU, United Kingdom
Arnos Vale Cemetery
Bath Rd, Arno's Vale, Bristol BS4 3EW, United Kingdom
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Arnos Manor Hotel
470 Bath Rd, Arno's Vale, Bristol BS4 3HQ, United Kingdom
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The Royal Photographic Society

Suite 2, 01 HERE, Arno's Vale, Bristol BS4 3AP, United Kingdom
4.8(73)
Open until 12:00 AM
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attractions: Arnos Court Park, Wake The Tiger, Sparke Evans Park, restaurants: Curry House, Castle, Burger King, Grounded Brislington, Deli @ Sandy Park, The Lodekka, Cheungs Vegan Kitchen, Kin, The Pukka Peacock, Miro Lounge, local businesses: The Furniture Shop, Arnos Vale Cemetery
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+44 117 316 4450
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rps.org
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Nearby attractions of The Royal Photographic Society

Arnos Court Park

Wake The Tiger

Sparke Evans Park

Arnos Court Park

Arnos Court Park

4.5

(310)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Wake The Tiger

Wake The Tiger

4.6

(1.9K)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Sparke Evans Park

Sparke Evans Park

3.9

(61)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Nearby restaurants of The Royal Photographic Society

Curry House

Castle

Burger King

Grounded Brislington

Deli @ Sandy Park

The Lodekka

Cheungs Vegan Kitchen

Kin

The Pukka Peacock

Miro Lounge

Curry House

Curry House

4.6

(288)

Closed
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Castle

Castle

3.9

(577)

Closed
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Burger King

Burger King

4.0

(937)

Open until 12:00 AM
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Grounded Brislington

Grounded Brislington

4.0

(378)

Open until 10:00 PM
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Nearby local services of The Royal Photographic Society

The Furniture Shop

Arnos Vale Cemetery

The Furniture Shop

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3.8

(28)

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Arnos Vale Cemetery

Arnos Vale Cemetery

4.7

(55)

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Rich CaseyRich Casey
Fantastic place. The exhibition gallery is very well designed and had some fantastic, though allow a couple of hours for gawping in adulation. A good diverse selection of styles and photographers when I visited (August 22). The staff were really lovely and helpful when I told them I'd not been before. The area its in (The Paintworks) feels a little labarynthine initially, but the gallery was easily found after a few minutes. It's opposite the Martin Parr Foundation (which has a free exhibition of an under-documented or emergent photographer) and there's a small outdoor gallery between the two (when I visited it was a BLM display). Entrance is free (donations possible) and all floors are served by a lift or stairs. There were free talks happening in the small lecture theatre on the ground floor when I arrived. The talk was really interesting and I learnt about a photographer I'd not heard of before. I believe the talks are also accessible on Zoom if you can't make it there. The society has a small coffee shop, which I didn't try, and there's a selection of photo books that you can buy in the entrance foyer. Toilets are individual gender neutral cubicles.
Sean O'NeillSean O'Neill
As a long time member of the RPS, it was great to finally get here. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and we enjoyed a nice hot drink waiting for our son to arrive. The exhibition was excellent. The gallery was well lit, and we saw a well curated exhibition. Key dates in photography history on the stairs, nice touch. Good little bookshop promoting photographers in the exhibition. Really good display of vintage cameras in the window. The exhibition was free.
Andy ReynoldsAndy Reynolds
A free photographic exhibition space and a small cafe make this an interesting spot to stop off if you’re in this area of Bristol. Always brilliant photographs (as you would expect). Friendly staff. Sometimes a second exhibition is held in the public space immediately outside the gallery. The Martin Parr Institute next door makes for a good combination!
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Fantastic place. The exhibition gallery is very well designed and had some fantastic, though allow a couple of hours for gawping in adulation. A good diverse selection of styles and photographers when I visited (August 22). The staff were really lovely and helpful when I told them I'd not been before. The area its in (The Paintworks) feels a little labarynthine initially, but the gallery was easily found after a few minutes. It's opposite the Martin Parr Foundation (which has a free exhibition of an under-documented or emergent photographer) and there's a small outdoor gallery between the two (when I visited it was a BLM display). Entrance is free (donations possible) and all floors are served by a lift or stairs. There were free talks happening in the small lecture theatre on the ground floor when I arrived. The talk was really interesting and I learnt about a photographer I'd not heard of before. I believe the talks are also accessible on Zoom if you can't make it there. The society has a small coffee shop, which I didn't try, and there's a selection of photo books that you can buy in the entrance foyer. Toilets are individual gender neutral cubicles.
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As a long time member of the RPS, it was great to finally get here. The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and we enjoyed a nice hot drink waiting for our son to arrive. The exhibition was excellent. The gallery was well lit, and we saw a well curated exhibition. Key dates in photography history on the stairs, nice touch. Good little bookshop promoting photographers in the exhibition. Really good display of vintage cameras in the window. The exhibition was free.
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A free photographic exhibition space and a small cafe make this an interesting spot to stop off if you’re in this area of Bristol. Always brilliant photographs (as you would expect). Friendly staff. Sometimes a second exhibition is held in the public space immediately outside the gallery. The Martin Parr Institute next door makes for a good combination!
Andy Reynolds

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4.8
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5.0
3y

Fantastic place. The exhibition gallery is very well designed and had some fantastic, though allow a couple of hours for gawping in adulation. A good diverse selection of styles and photographers when I visited (August 22). The staff were really lovely and helpful when I told them I'd not been before.

The area its in (The Paintworks) feels a little labarynthine initially, but the gallery was easily found after a few minutes. It's opposite the Martin Parr Foundation (which has a free exhibition of an under-documented or emergent photographer) and there's a small outdoor gallery between the two (when I visited it was a BLM display).

Entrance is free (donations possible) and all floors are served by a lift or stairs.

There were free talks happening in the small lecture theatre on the ground floor when I arrived. The talk was really interesting and I learnt about a photographer I'd not heard of before. I believe the talks are also accessible on Zoom if you can't make it there.

The society has a small coffee shop, which I didn't try, and there's a selection of photo books that you can buy in the entrance foyer.

Toilets are individual gender...

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5.0
2y

As a long time member of the RPS, it was great to finally get here.

The staff were very friendly and welcoming, and we enjoyed a nice hot drink waiting for our son to arrive.

The exhibition was excellent. The gallery was well lit, and we saw a well curated exhibition.

Key dates in photography history on the stairs, nice touch.

Good little bookshop promoting photographers in the exhibition.

Really good display of vintage cameras in the window.

The...

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5.0
1y

The SEO Online Marketing Session was excellent. There was a very clear explanation of how things work and how to get started on sharing your photos and files Online. A well-written, clear set of notes accompanied the course. I think I would be able to set up my online marketing successfully following this course. A video of the event was also supplied enabling a return visit to anything we were not sure about. This course got top...

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