Tattooists have organised an event to raise money for the Zac Evans Fund.
The 19-year-old was the victim of an alleged machete attack outside the Pike and Musket, in Tuffley, in the early hours of Saturday January 24.
His death has left the city reeling in shock and hundreds have donated to a fund which has so far raised £4,695 to cover the cost of his funeral.
Now, staff at Gods of Ink are planning an event at the end of the month to raise even more money for the fund.
They are also hoping to have a knife amnesty bin at the Market Parade studio for people to hand in unwanted items.
Owner Lisa Richmond said: "When we heard about Zac we were so shocked that something like that could happen so close to home.
"We wanted to do something to raise money for the family.
"We are hoping to get an amnesty bin in the studio so if anyone has any old knives or sharp objects they no longer need they can place them in the bin without any questions and in return we will give them a £20 voucher.
"We have the full support from Zac's mum and she will also be attending."
There will be a raffle, photobooth, hot food and live music and staff will be tattooing a small design in memory of Zac for a small donation throughout the day.
Organisers are also hoping for a celebrity appearance and a visit from the Gloucestershire Stormtroopers.
Nick Gazzard, whose daughter Hollie was stabbed to death almost a year ago, will also be at the event selling items for the Hollie Gazzard Trust.
"This event will be to remember both of these young people who had their lives taken so tragically," said Lisa.
The event takes place from noon to 11pm on Saturday, February 28. To donate a raffle prize call Gods of Ink on 07715 315290.
