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Sounds Amazing!
Tired of hearing your favourite tunes on the beat-up stereo you bought when the iPod was but a twinkle in Steve Jobs’ eye — but don’t know your sub from your tweeters? Don’t despair: Richer Sounds are here to help.
We’re a high street brand that undercuts high street prices – without cutting quality. So if you’re thinking of upgrading, now’s the time to bag a bargain – pop in and talk to our friendly, knowledgeable staff. We also stock LCD and Plasma Screen TVs, so if you’re thinking about going all the way and grabbing that cinema solution you’ve always dreamed of, now’s the time.
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Guerrilla Galleries
Street art – that’s graffiti to you and me – has become a booming industry since London’s Lazarides gallery started auctioning off Banksy prints for more money than most of us will see in a lifetime. Angelina Jolie paid a cool £200,000 for her print by Bristol’s most famous art vandal, but you can get a taste of the south west’s finest up and coming street artists by heading down to the newly opened Guerrilla Galleries on Gloucester Road, where prices start from the much more reasonable fifty quid. Bargain.
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Old Bank Antiques
Everybody’s going green these days, but if you fancy cutting down your carbon footprint (without giving up the car), why not indulge yourself in the sophisticated side of recycling and start furnishing your home with some top quality antiques?
Bath’s Old Bank Antiques specialise in providing a regularly replenished stock of high quality items ranging from 17th century furniture through to 1970s ‘retro’ kitsch and vintage industrial items – all guaranteed to lend your home the much needed individuality that’s missing from modern, mass produced wares.
We’re Bath’s best kept secret, tucked away behind the pillars of the former NatWest Bank. But once you’ve found us you’ll have unlocked the homes of nineteen different dealers, all of whom will be glad to help you pick out pieces drenched in the kind of character that’ll suit your home to a tee.
If you’re looking for that special something to make your home complete, come along to the Old Bank, and see what you can find – you could be surprised!
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Christmas with the Rat Pack
If you’re dreaming of a White Christmas, how better to make that dream come true than by joining Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jnr and Dean Martin at this upcoming Christmas extravaganza that’s sure to warm hearts of all ages. Fresh from the fourth year of their West End show, the Rat Pack bring the glamour and style of the 1950s to Bristol’s own Colston Hall for two nights this December, performing old standards with a distinctly festive twist, from Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer to the immortal Let it Snow.
With a talented cast supported by a fifteen piece orchestra, Christmas with the Rat Pack promises a night that brings the world famous classic recordings of Frank, Sammy And Dean back to life in a swinging way that won’t disappoint. But don’t take our word for it: this show’s notched up the impressive figure of one thousand performances in its four years on the West End’s Strand theatre and been nominated for a prestigious Olivier award. Catch them in Bristol for an unforgettable night dedicated to moonlight, music and, of course, in Sinatra’s immortal words, ‘a little hey-hey’. Christmas magic.
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Sofa Project
A Bristol Based charity, the SOFA Project stands for Shifting Old Furniture Around. Actually, they stand for quite a bit more than that – helping to furnish homes at affordable prices as well as promoting the re-use of everything from soft furnishing to electrical appliances that would otherwise end up in the tip. They help 7000 homes every year, offering reduced rates to families on low incomes.
But you don’t need to be hard-up to appreciate a bargain. Many discerning families are coming to SOFA – glad they can give back a little something when they take away something new for themselves. Julian Williams, SOFA’s director, is keen to point out that most of the items now coming into their hands are of a very high quality, with many of the pieces on sale never having been used. Because they’re a not-for-profit charity, the SOFA Project sells these items at a half or even a third of the price the same goods sold new on the high street might cost.
As well as a showroom that’s packed with bargain furniture, the SOFA Project also has a dedicated household appliance workshop to test, clean and refurbish white goods like washing machines, fridges and cookers. Everything sold comes with a range of warranty covers so shoppers can buy with confidence. With England and Wales producing over 100 million tonnes of waste annually – a figure growing by 3% every year – now’s the time to play your part in helping the environment by picking up something new for the house that’s easy on the eye, as well as the wallet.
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