12 Communities 1 Bristol
BCFM, Bristol's first community radio station, have launched a series of podcasts called "12 Communities 1 Bristol", exploring some of…
Posts Categorized: Arts
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Bristol’s Art in City Hall
The Mayor of Bristol, along with Bristol City Council's Culture Team, have launched Bristol's Art in City Hall, an initiative to have all 34 wards in Bristol represented by a single piece of art. The theme is Sense of Place and "artwork should respond to the stories of the people,…
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Inspiration at Refugee Week Conference
It's not often that you get a group of people from around the country sat in a room learning to…
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Sanctuary Breaks at Hill House
SANCTUARY BREAKS
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Refugee Project offers journalism training
The Refugee Journalism Project, a new initiative to support refugees and exiled journalists, is currently recruiting participants interested in developing or…
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Bristol hosts first showing outside London for major refugee exhibition
A major art exhibition, previously on display in the Houses of Parliament, is to have its first showing outside London in the New Room in Broadmead for three weeks from 19 June to 9 July.
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Bloc Productions fundraise for Sanctuary Transport fund at Bristol Hippodrome
From the 4th-8th of October, Bristol was treated to a fantastic production of Fiddler on the Roof, the much loved classic musical…
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Bristol Refugee Festival
It's that time of year again, where Refugee Week events take place around the UK, with people uniting to celebrate the contribution made by sanctuary seekers. In Bristol we are being treated to a whole month of celebrations, with a host of events across the city.
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Refugee Tales
For Refugee Week 2015, one Bristol school went the extra mile to teach their pupils about refugees. With the help of the World Wide Education Project, year 5 pupils at St Barnabas CEVC Primary School were encouraged to use what they had learnt about sanctuary seekers, and turn it into moving…
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Songs of Embroidered Aprons, Toy Trains and Other Things
On Tuesday the 8th May 2012 at 19.30 “Songs of Embroidered Aprons, Toy Trains and Other Things,” a collaboration between Ros Cuthbert and and Knud Stüwe, will be premièring at St. Aidan’s Church in Bristol.
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Bristol plays host to Zimbabwean musical legend
A musical hero from Zimbabwe is making a whistle stop tour of Bristol to support the plight of refugees from…