Millennium Square is being transformed to include a roller disco, food traders and free film screenings for six weeks.
All of this will be based round a recycled shipping container bar - named Bristol Beach Club.
Upcycling will be a key focus throughout The Square, using old materials and creating a new upbeat theme for the whole of Bristol to enjoy.
Where will it be?
Located in Millennium Square just behind the hustle and bustle of the iconic Bristol waterfront, The Square will create a family friendly haven alongside entertainment for adults of all ages running for six weeks only.
The Square', which has been created by Pure Spaces, working alongside We The Curious, will kick off from July 25 running to September 7.
What's happening?
It'll feature Bristol Beach Club, fitness activities including sunrise yoga, Bump Roller Disco and free film screenings from Big Screen Bristol.
Visitors can enjoy a taptail (cocktails on tap), delicious street food from local food heroes Cow Shed and Pepe Nero with the chance to relax in their own private cabana.
As the evening rolls in; music, free outdoor film screenings and competitive games will take place.
Ross Blake, from Pure Spaces said: "Being born and raised in Bristol, its always great to come back.
"After the success of the Apres Bar we were delighted to work again with ‘We The Curious’ and offer something a little different to the people of Bristol.
"This time we have a little something for everyone, with Games, BUMP Roller Disco, Sunrise Yoga, delicious street food and of course our immersive pop-up beach club where you can get cocktails on tap and relax in your own private cabana.
"We are only for 6 weeks, so make sure you pop along and see us.”
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