New Bristol event perfect for businesses like yours

Could you and your colleagues take on the toughest quiz competitors out there? Team up with your best and brightest in the ultimate quiz night for Bristol businesses. Welcome to Beat the Brain Surgeon™…

Beat the Brain Surgeon™, The Grand Appeal’s brand-new event launches at the glamorous Bristol Museum & Art Gallery this September. So, what’s it all about?

If you’re looking for a glitzy night out and love quizzes, this one’s for you. In Beat the Brain Surgeon™, you’ll go head-to-head with a top team from the Neurosurgery Department at Bristol Children’s Hospital. Expect a bubbly drinks reception, a delicious three-course meal, celebrity quizmasters, the chance to win one-of-a-kind prizes and some extra surprises! 

Hosts and legendary Bristol broadcasters Alex Lovell and Seb Choudhury will be on hand to keep the drinks flowing and the questions coming.

It’s the perfect night to have loads of fun with your colleagues and build those all-important team bonds and network with other Bristol businesses who, like you, put charity and community at the heart of what they do. 

Want to make the evening even bigger and better? Invite some of your clients to attend and be part of your team.

So, if you’re looking for your next work social or networking event, make it Beat the Brain Surgeon™.

How it works 

Sign up in teams of up to five people:

• One quiz team of up to five people – £1,000
• One table of ten people (two quiz teams) – £1,800

 Includes drink reception, three-course dinner, and quiz entry. All money raised will bring smiles to sick children at Bristol Children’s Hospital.

Secure your spot

An experienced team from the Neurosurgery Department at Bristol Children’s Hospital are dusting off their history books and studying up on their general knowledge as we speak. Do you think you can beat Bristol’s brightest brains? Sign up now.  

Beat the Brain Surgeon™ is brought to you by The Grand Appeal, the dedicated charity for Bristol Children’s Hospital. All money raised will make life better for sick children and their families.