A woman walks into a coffee shop, buys a pint and finds a wall to lean against. Sounds like the setup to a terrible joke, right? Instead, it was how I, and around 100 other fellow hip hop fans, kicked off the first May bank holiday weekend.
While other cafes around the city had closed up shop for the day, Stokes Crofts' Boston Tea Party was undergoing quite the transformation.
Once the stomping ground of those who brunch, the small eatery was now filled with a youthful crowd eager to hear Bristol's up-and-coming hip hop artists.
