To give you a taste of what to expect, a perfect quote from our venue manager last year: “I never expected a bunch of leftists to party quite so hard”
If that’s not already got you jumping at the chance to boogie your cares away with some of the truest comrades this world has ever seen, then maybe the amazing entertainment will seal the deal.
Featuring
- Rosebery Ceilidh Band
- Molly No-Mates
- Buggery Grips
- DJ Business Lady
- K8
]]>✊What do we mean by radical economics?
❤️What would it mean to age well under socialism?
⚡Why does the West support Israel?
✊How can you unionise your workplace?
⚡How do we counter common arguments against socialism?
Do you want to learn more about left politics and how to transform the world?
Programme coming soon
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We want as many people as possible to grow food and to get into gardening generally. Money should be no barrier to doing so so tickets and seeds are free. Donations for entry and for seeds are welcome if you can afford it - it is entirely at your discretion, no one is going to ask you about it. Bristol Seed Swap Events are self funding and run entirely by volunteers. Next year's event depends on this year's breaking even.
I don't have seeds to swap can I still join in?
Absolutely YES. Everyone has to start somewhere, and we want to get everyone growing - whether you have a window box, a small Bristol front garden or are on the waiting list for an allotment.
For next year, please try saving some seeds to bring to the Seed Swap.
What do I need to bring?
Seeds - to add to the Seed Tables if you have any, these can be spare shop bought seeds or ones you have saved yourself.
Friends and neighbours -tell the gardeners in your life about the Swap, some people are just too busy growing things to look at social media - we find it hard to reach them with publicity.
Cash for donations although we can now take Paypal too.
]]>Featuring - DJ Roni Size, DJ Dazee & Fight Klub Creator Troy Dureh. Proceeds from this event will go to Bristol Sober Spaces & BDP.
First session (10:30am) SOLD OUT.
Second session (12:30pm) SOLD OUT
]]>The food served will be cooked by Josh Eggleton and a team of Bristol’s best chefs.
On offer:
About Caring In Bristol
Caring in Bristol’s vision is to create a city empowered to solve homelessness. They work in imaginative and creative ways with people experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness, and within local communities to bring about sustainable and permanent change in Bristol and beyond.
Caring in Bristol don’t receive any statutory funding for this work, so are reliant on donations from the incredibly generous community in Bristol and beyond. Support them here.
To volunteer click here
See what items you can donate here.
Please drop off any donations at the Caring in Bristol offices at 14 Little Bishop Street, St Paul's on the following dates:
Mon 20th Nov, Fri 24th Nov 3pm - 7pm
Sat 2nd Dec 10am - 1pm
Tues 5th Dec 10am - 1pm
Caring in Bristol contact number: 0117 924 4444
]]>The aim is to offer all those attending the chance to learn, grow and to challenge themselves in their dance journey with a particular emphasis on how we hear music, and how we interpret that in our movement.
If you love music and enjoy dancing you simply do not want to miss this.
Line Up
Plus a whole host of other outstanding artists, DJ's, performers and shows.
]]>Spread across the full Trinity grounds, there will be a diverse selection of stalls selling all kinds of things, including:
Alternative Market strives to create a welcoming environment, inclusive of all people. All donations made at the event will go towards charity. If you would like to nominate a charity to receive the donations, please contact aiden@altmarket.uk with your suggestion.
]]>Featuring - DJ Randall, DJ Dazee, DJ JEZELDER, Collette Warren & Fight Klub Creator Troy Dureh.
]]>Hear from Mayor Marvin Rees, Babbasa, Watershed and Redcliffe and Temple BID on how and why they made their decision to pay their staff the real Living Wage; and the Resolution Foundation and South West TUC on the impact this social value mark can make on your organisation and your city. Come and learn more about the potential benefits to your people and your business.
Suitable for all sizes of organisations from start-ups to internationals. Owners, HR and social responsibility leads, Managing and Finance Directors will all find this event valuable. For more information please contact: livingwage@bristol.gov.uk
]]>As well as hoop you can try your hand at loads of other activities including crafting, aerial hoop, fans, pole dance and much much more.
Includes two live shows, the best of the UK & Bristol's vegan food and unlimited chocolate.
]]>A Health Care Support Worker is a core member of the UBHW team delivering personal care to patients and supporting registered practitioners to deliver high quality, compassionate care.
During this event you will be able to learn available roles within the Trust and have a chance to interview on the day and start pre-employment checks.
]]>Clothes - new, pre-loved, reworked, vintage
Books - radical, gothic, vintage, alternative health, anime, manga, graphic novels
Jewellery - handmade, quirky, gothic
Household items - gemstones, incense, quirky toiletries
Music and work from local artists
Alternative Market strives to create a welcoming environment, inclusive of all people.
All donations made at the event will go towards charity. It is free entry, but there is a suggested donation of £1 that gets split between 5 nominated Charities.
If you wish to have a stall at one of the events please email aiden@altmarket.uk
]]>Cabaret is having yet another moment with the hit show in the West End but this 1972 cinematic version, with the magnificent Liza Minelli and Joel Grey, will always be a tough act to follow.
A reserved British writer arrives in Berlin and meets Sally Bowles, a performer at the Kit Kat Club who introduces him to divine decadence, darling! Their story is set against a backdrop of the rapid rise of fascism but, for tonight night, as the MC says, “Leave your troubles outside. So life is disappointing, forget it! In here life is beautiful”
Join us for this special outdoor screening with live performance from Bristol Musical Comedy Club to set the scene and transport us back to 1930s Berlin. Dressing up encouraged, singing along welcome.
]]>The festival includes opportunities to listen to the stories of people in recovery and also to explore the many avenues that are available to those seeking help, be that through mutual aid, creative arts or any one of various therapies. The event is jam-packed with inspiration, music and fun for all.
Line up for The Den stage takeover
Refreshments & free hot dinners provided by The Wild Goose.
]]>Featuring a series of four short films charting Windrush legacy, Caribbean and Carnival Culture and Black Britain from talented black & brown local creatives, including:
Home Carnival Queen - A beautiful exploration of UK carnival culture seen through the lens of black women.
HATS - A story based on true events when a mother develops dementia and her daughter tries to find a suitable care home. It shows that the Windrush Generation and their descendants still need to wear different hats in order to fit in.
What? - A 1968 BBC documentary that covered the first St Pauls Carnival. Inna Wi Carnival: Reflections of a Generation - A St Pauls Carnival production which joins a conversation between local elders from the founding generation who recollect their memories and all that St Pauls Carnival means and entails.
A post-screening panel discussion will feature local people from the Afro-Caribbean community reflecting on this year’s Carnival theme ‘Learning from Legends’. Plus a Caribbean-inspired cocktail bar, food and entertainment for the full Carnival experience!
About Cables & Cameras
A hub for POC filmmakers in Bristol, Cables and Cameras enable a platform where filmmakers can discuss, share and debate ideas, and open up opportunities to collaborate and network with other like-minded POC creatives.
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