B&DOA & Related Events
We have a full calendar of local organ and music related events. Just hover over or tap a date to see what’s on:
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All Saints Clifton - Huw Morgan 68 Pembroke Road
All Saints Clifton - Huw Morgan 68 Pembroke Road
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All Saints Clifton - Paul Walton 68 Pembroke Road
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COME HEAR AND PLAY THE ORGAN YOURSELF! 68 Pembroke Road
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All Saints Clifton - Paul Walton 68 Pembroke Road
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Saturday Morning Organ Treats - JOHN TALBOT Redland Park URC Church, Whiteladies Road, Redland, Bristol
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All Saints Clifton - Alison Howell 68 Pembroke Road
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Coffee, Cake & Music - KEITH HEARNSHAW Silver St.
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The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints returns on 7 May 2025 with a recital by Huw Morgan, who has recently taken over as...
The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints returns on 7 May 2025 with a recital by Huw Morgan, recently appointed Associated Director of Music...
The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints continues on 14 May 2025 with an all-Bach recital by Paul Walton, Assistant Organist at Bristol Cathedral. His...
2025 President's Afternoon As part of the RCO's national PLAY THE ORGAN YEAR 2025, please come and join us to hear and play the pipe organ...
The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints continues on 21 May 2025 with an all-Bach recital by Paul Walton, Assistant Organist at Bristol Cathedral. This...
The series of Saturday Morning Organ Treats continues at Redland Park United Reformed Church.
Tea, Coffee and Cake at 10.30am followed at 11am by 45 mins of music, performed by John Talbot
The Wednesday lunchtime recital series at All Saints continues on 28 May 2025 with a recital by Alison Howell, Organist at St John's Keynsham. Admission is...
Saturday morning recitals at St James's Church, Dursley. Coffee, tea and cakes are available from 1030; the music starts at 1100 and lasts about 30-40 minutes. Entry is free but there will be a retiring collection to support the work of St James's Church.
About Us
We are a group of about 150 people from the Bristol area who like to share our enjoyment of the organ and its music.
There are no restrictions on membership: it is not necessary to be an organist, as we welcome all who are interested in the organ and its music, whether as players (all levels) or as listeners.
Affiliated to the Incorporated Association of Organists, We aim to promote the organ as an instrument of practical and versatile music making in church, chapel or concert hall.