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Look back: Citizens for Culture online information sessions

Look back: Citizens for Culture online information sessions

We hosted a series of online information sessions as part of our ongoing journey toward the UK’s first regional Citizens’ Assembly for culture, set to take place in 2025.
Opinion: Reimagining Leadership for a More Equitable Future

Opinion: Reimagining Leadership for a More Equitable Future

Martha King, co-director of Knowle West Media Centre, shares their reflections on how the Bristol based arts organisation are embracing different ways of ‘organising’.

Further boost for #SaveJWB

Further boost for #SaveJWB

Further boost for #SaveJWB campaign as Historic England awards £89k
Remembering Paul Stephenson

Remembering Paul Stephenson

Dr Edson Burton reflects on the life and legacy of civil rights campaigner Paul Stephenson, 1937-2024
Help us to protect community spaces

Help us to protect community spaces

Fill in our survey that will form a report on the value of Bristol’s community spaces.
Look Back: Wild Goose Choir

Look Back: Wild Goose Choir

Find out more about our weekly singing project
Reclaiming Narratives: Josephine Gyasi

Reclaiming Narratives: Josephine Gyasi

Content series exploring how creatives in the South West region are using art as a form of resistance and to amplify, challenge and reclaim narratives
Afrika Eye

Afrika Eye

Enjoy an amazing programme of film screenings exploring the bredth of talents of African and diaspora filmmakers
Reclaiming Narratives: Mya Fraser

Reclaiming Narratives: Mya Fraser

Content series exploring how creatives in the South West region are using art as a form of resistance and to amplify, challenge and reclaim narratives.
Filmmaking in Newtown

Filmmaking in Newtown

Local residents took part in a short film-making course

Reclaiming Narratives: NGAIO

Reclaiming Narratives: NGAIO

Content series exploring how creatives in the South West region are using art as a form of resistance and to amplify, challenge and reclaim narratives.
Opinion: The Art of Transforming Municipal Buildings

Opinion: The Art of Transforming Municipal Buildings

Kathryn Chiswell Jones of Artspace Lifespaece reflects on the power of transforming derelict spaces into vibrant hubs
Look Back: Seedling Sessions

Look Back: Seedling Sessions

We relaunched Seedling Sessions in September, offering a platform for up-and-coming musicians
Celebrating Speak Out

Celebrating Speak Out

Find out more about how young people address social issues through creativity

In Conversation: Alison Ray and The Unknown Solider

In Conversation: Alison Ray and The Unknown Solider

We caught up with Alison Ray Tells us a bit about the inspiration for the up-coming dance show
Call out: Festus Stall Holders

Call out: Festus Stall Holders

Sign up to bring your wares to our Festus Christmas Celebrations on 07 Dec
Look Back: Coexist Community Kitchen

Look Back: Coexist Community Kitchen

We ran a series of gardening and cooking workshops at Trinity in partnership with Coexist Community Kitchen
Become a Citizens for Culture Associate

Become a Citizens for Culture Associate

Find out how your cultural organisation can help support the Citizens Assembly

Levy supports summer centre improvements

Levy supports summer centre improvements

Find out about improvements across the venue thanks to the ticket levy and supporting grants
Look back: Community Celebration

Look back: Community Celebration

On Sunday 22 Sep, we opened our gates for our end of summer community celebration

In Conversation: What is a Citizens' Assembly for Culture?

In Conversation: What is a Citizens' Assembly for Culture?

Find out more about this groundbreaking initiative from producer Anjali Prashar-Savoie, and project manager David Jubb

Destination Old Market

Destination Old Market

Free cultural and creative activities across Old Market this autumn

Look Back: Speak Out

Look Back: Speak Out

Free workshops for young people to use the arts to take action about the things that matter to them
Opinion: Why The Working-Classes Don’t Matter in the Arts

Opinion: Why The Working-Classes Don’t Matter in the Arts

Emma Harvey, Trinity CEO, shares her opinions on the underrepresentation of people from working class backgrounds in the arts
Get involved: Fun Palaces Makers

Get involved: Fun Palaces Makers

Call out for volunteers makers to share their skills with communities

Look back: Storytelling Sessions

Look back: Storytelling Sessions

Free summer programme with local parent/carers

In Conversation: Bethany Ley

In Conversation: Bethany Ley

We sat down with Bethany Ley for an in-depth conversation about their creative process and what's next on their journey
Opinion: Voices in Decision-Making

Opinion: Voices in Decision-Making

LaToyah McAllister-Jones, Executive Director of St Pauls Carnival, reflects on her experiences of facilitating democratic decision-making.
Empowering young people through art

Empowering young people through art

We have secured funding to deliver a two-year arts learning programme based in local schools
Thank you Bristol

Thank you Bristol

CEO statement following Old Market Protest 07/08/24

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