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Call out: Interviewees wanted to share Windrush Stories

Call out: Interviewees wanted to share Windrush Stories

Do you have a Windrush story you would like to share?

Adult learning courses launched

Adult learning courses launched

We have teamed up with Bristol School of art to offer adult learning courses
Opinion: Championing the arts for all

Opinion: Championing the arts for all

As part of our Citizens for Culture interviews, we spoke with Cleo Lake about the future of culture in the West of England
In Conversation: Maca Gomez-Gutierrez on leadership, inclusion and culture

In Conversation: Maca Gomez-Gutierrez on leadership, inclusion and culture

As we prepare for the upcoming Citizens’ Assembly for Culture, we’re speaking to leading voices in cultural engagement and democratic decision-making to inform and inspire the process.
Look Back: Celebrating heritage

Look Back: Celebrating heritage

Explore some of our previous heritage projects
A year at Jacobs Wells

A year at Jacobs Wells

Reflecting on the steps we have taken this year to repair the much loved community asset
Thank you for your support this year

Thank you for your support this year

How you have helped make the magic happen this year
Look Back: Pop up gigs and promenade tours

Look Back: Pop up gigs and promenade tours

Find out more about Destination Old Market
A Six Month Look Back at Citizens for Culture

A Six Month Look Back at Citizens for Culture

As we move towards the delivery of the Citizens’ Assembly for Culture in 2025, we're looking back at what we've achieved over the last 6 months
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
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