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  University of Bristol

Persian
Society

Chai and backgammon nights, Yalda, Nowruz and nights out. Persian or not, you’re welcome here. Just bring yourself.

Membership covers the whole year  ·  WhatsApp  ·  Instagram

Around thirty Persian Society members posing together on steps under string lights

The PerSoc family

  What’s on  ·  برنامه‌ها

Coming up

Tickets are sold here on our SU page. Members always pay less, and £5 covers the whole year.

Persian Trivia Night poster: Den & Terrace, Friday 2nd, 19:00 to 21:00, and maybe a surprise tournament On sale

Next up

Games  ·  Fri 2 Oct

Persian Trivia Night

7pm – 9pm  ·  Den & Terrace Games Room

Meet new people, test your Persian knowledge and play for a prize. If enough of you come, there might be one more classic Persian tournament… Only 30 spots.

Members

£2

Non-members

£4

◆ Members save £2

Get tickets  →

After that

    

Second week of October … Something’s cooking. Members hear first.

Not a member yet?

£5 for the whole year

Members pay £2 for Persian Trivia Night, not £4.

Join for £5  →

  Membership  ·  عضویت

£5 a year.
No ta’arof.

We’re not tarofi at all, so don’t be shy. One payment gets you cheaper tickets and first dibs for the whole academic year.

Cheaper tickets

Discounted prices for our events, Nowruz included.

Hear first

Early notice for limited-space events, before they sell out.

Every event

Access to all our events, including member-only nights.

Your people

Connect with Persian students, and everyone who loves the culture.

Annual membership

£5 / year

◆ Save £2 on Persian Trivia Night alone, compared with the non-member price.

  1. 1 Tap Join This Group
    At the top of this page, or the button below.
  2. 2 Pay £5
    Log in with your university account. One payment covers the year.
  3. 3 Join the WhatsApp
    So you never miss a ticket drop.
Join Persian Society  →

Some events need tickets bought in advance, even for members.

  Who we are  ·  درباره ما

A little bit of Iran in Bristol

Persian Society is a community for Persian students, and anyone curious about the culture. From Nowruz and Yalda to chai nights, sport, food, music and nights out, there’s always something happening.

You don’t need to know anything about Persian culture to join us. Just bring yourself.

What we get up to

  • Chai & backgammon nights
  • Socials
  • Mafia nights
  • Football watchalongs
  • Nowruz
  • Yalda night
  • Bowling
  • Pub crawls
  • Games nights
  • BBQ & sports days
  • Restaurant nights
  • Shisha & music nights

  Persian 101  ·  فرهنگ

The nights we live for

The Persian traditions we celebrate, and the nights out in between.

Nowruz

Around 20 March

Persian New Year on the spring equinox: a haft-sin table, new clothes and a lot of visiting family.

Socials

All year round

Dorehami is Persian for a get-together. Games, Mafia, music and snacks, and everyone stays longer than they planned.

Yalda

21 December

The longest night of the year, spent up late with pomegranates, watermelon and Hafez.

Restaurant & pub crawl nights

Throughout the year

A long table at a Persian restaurant, then a crawl across Bristol’s pubs. Come hungry, leave with a new group chat.

  Committee  ·  کمیته

Our 26/27 family

The people behind the chai. We can’t wait to see you all at our events!

Awissa

President

Arian

Secretary

Aryan

Treasurer

Deniz

Equality Officer

Parmida

Wellbeing Champion

Aylar

Social Secretary

Nava

Social Secretary

Artin

General Officer

  Contact  ·  تماس

Say salam

Questions, collabs, sponsorship, or you just want to know what’s happening this week.

Do I need to be Persian?

Not at all. Persian, Iranian or just curious, you’re in. Everything we run is in English.

Can non-members come to events?

Most events are open to everyone. Members pay less and hear first.

Where do I buy tickets?

Right here on our SU page. Some events need tickets in advance, even for members.

How do I hear about events?

Join the WhatsApp group and follow us on Instagram.

Just bring yourself.

University of Bristol Persian Society  ·  A Bristol SU student group

Terms and conditions

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Membership fees

Membership is £5.00. However, tickets may need to be bought with notice before certain events.

 

Religious and Political Policy

Persian society is an apolitical and secular society that might organize political or religious-based activities with other societies but, is not and will not get directly involved. Direct political and/or religious activities will not be tolerated in the society by any means.

 

 

Service Standards

All Club or Society members can expect to receive:

 

  • The opportunity to attend regular meetings, events, activities, trips and socials as arranged.
  • The opportunity to stand for a committee position or vote in their elections (Bristol students only).

 

Code of Conduct

 

When joining a club or society you are agreeing to abide by the constitution, general rules, regulations and policies of University of Bristol Students’ Union and also the Club or Society Code of Conduct which sets out the level of behaviour & discipline expected of all Club & Society members.

 

Download the Code of Conduct

 

Refund Policy

 

Any customer who pays for a membership subscription to a Bristol SU Society, Sports Club, Student Media and initiatives has a 14 day cooling off period from the time and date of purchase during which they have the right to cancel the subscription and receive a full refund. If you do decide to cancel within the 14 days, Bristol SU will refund your payment within a further 30 days of the cancellation.  To request a refund please email: bristolsu@bristol.ac.uk

 

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These terms shall be governed by English law and are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts. Nothing in these terms shall exclude liability for fraudulent misrepresentation.