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Bristol Shopmobility are a charity who provide wheelchairs and mobility scooters for anyone who needs assistance getting around the central shopping areas. We can also provide equipment for longer term hire ie for holidays, attending events or use at home perhaps whilst recovering from an operation.
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Open 7 days a week Based in Cabot Circus Car Park Open daily 10 am – 4.30 pm £1 per hour or £5 per dayACCESS
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IntroductionBlack History Month (BHM) is an annual celebration throughout October that acknowledges the importance of African Caribbean culture and history, using a number of events, such as dance, music, film, theatre, talks, workshops and much more, designed for all age groups.
BHM has been celebrated widely around the world since the 1920’s, with the United Kingdom starting their own celebrations in 1987.
In Bristol, the month of October is about bringing together the many different ethnicities that make up this multicultural city, and a chance to celebrate their contributions to society together, no matter where you live in the city.
Every year we use this opportunity to promote knowledge and understanding of Black History as well as circulating positive information and light on such a diverse community. BHM has also helped to raise awareness of Black people and the significance of their cultural heritage, all helping to shape a modern, inclusive multicultural Bristol.
This year we have tried to include more information on the accessibility of event locations for people with disabilities. However, if you would like more detailed information on access please visit the website at www.bristol.gov.uk.
Thank you to all those who have put on events and helped create this programme. We hope that you will enjoy celebrating this exciting month with us and we encourage you to take the challenge of extending these events beyond October.
A message from the Mayor…As Bristol’s elected Mayor it is a pleasure to support this year’s programme of great events celebrating the rich and diverse culture that African Caribbean communities bring to the City.
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Created by the Malcolm X Elders theatre company.
That was then, this is now... welcome to TheNow!
For our 30th birthday, and the opening of the newly extended acta centre, acta has brought together community performers from across
the City to take a wry and light-hearted look at the world of 2015 and the last 30 years. If you’re nostalgic for big hair and Wham T-shirts, frustrated at dealing with modern technology, or just fancy a fun night out...
Come share your moments, stories & experience on exploring the themes of being “the Outsider”. Then see it played back by the Black Women’s Playback Theatre Company using drama, music and song. Come join us and watch improvised theatre for an entertaining afternoon.
For more info, call acta on 0117 9532448 Or visit www.acta-bristol.com
PLACE acta centre, Gladstone Street, Bedminster, Bristol, BS3 3AY
TIME 7.30pm
COST All Tickets £3.00 Buy one, get one free ticket concessions available from acta office on request - for children, students, OAPs and anyone not able to pay full price.
The incredible Sithobelumthetho Primary School choir return from the Madadeni Township, South Africa to provide Bristol with another evening of awe-inspiring talent. Performing their traditional Zulu songs and dances the choir will also be joined by Bristol’s famous Gurt Lush Choir and UWE Big Band.
“Bright, bold and vivid” (fRoots) sounds from the Zambian afro-folk performer whose material “[switches] from breathy balladry to stomping jazz-rock” (The Guardian) in one set. Namvula has shared the stage with artists like legendary South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela and sitar player Anoushka Shankar.
DATE 4th October
PLACE The Lantern, Colston Hall
TIME 7.30pm
COST £10.75-£12.90 incl. booking fee.
ACCESS
COST £8.60-£12.90 incl. booking fee.
ACCESS
4 Project Zulu Gala Concert
DATE 16th October
PLACE The Lantern, Colston Hall
TIME 7.30pm - 10pm (approx.)
COST £12.90 incl. booking fee. ACCESS
www.colstonhall.org/shows/akua-naru/
With classic boom bap hip-hop sounds, socially conscious rhymes, and jazz-soul elements, Akua Naru has accumulated rave reviews across the world. With links to the 90’s hip hop era and acts such as Lauryn Hill & The Roots, Akua Naru and her band have a reputation for grabbing audiences and hyping crowds.
“The best rock’n’roll band in the world” (The Independent) turn up the volume for latest offering Ba Power. Led by Malian lute master Bassekou Kouyaté, Ngoni Ba create “an extraordinary array of sounds from a spindly metallic plinking to a grinding bluesy roar” (The Daily Telegraph).
6 Bassekou Kouyaté and Ngoni Ba
www.colstonhall.org/shows/saun-and-starr-daptone/
New York label Daptone “has excelled with the philosophy of late bloomers and overlooked artists” (Paste), giving artists like Charles Bradley and Sharon Jones their chance to shine. Continuing the tradition, Daptone releases Look Closer, the debut album from Saundra Williams and Starr Duncan Lowe – former backing singers for the aforementioned Ms Jones.
DATE 6th October
PLACE The Lantern, Colston HallTIME 8pm - 10.30pm (approx.)
COST £12.90 incl. booking fee. ACCESS
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www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/bristol-record-office/
DATE 20th October
PLACE Colston HallTIME 8.30pm - 10.30pm (approx.)
‘Forward to Freedom’ explores the fight to end apartheid, across Britain and here in Bristol. Discover how the British anti-apartheid movement, including Bristol’s Action for Southern Africa group, campaigned to support the people of South Africa in their struggle against oppression.
The exhibition includes photos and papers from the archive of Bristol’s Action for Southern Africa group. Part of ‘Know Your Bristol’ on the Move, an AHRC community partnership project led by the University of Bristol. knowyourbristol.org
DATE Until 16th October
PLACE Bristol Record OfficeTIME Tuesday - Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm
(Open until 7pm on the first two Thursdays of each month).
Saturday 10am - 4pm
DATE 8th October
PLACE Cameron Centre, Cameron Walk, Lockleaze Bristol BS7 9XB
TIME 7.30pm – 9.30pmCOST FREEACCESS
9 Diversity in Our Communities – A Conversation Evening
We would like to invite people from all communities living in Bristol to come and take part in an informal open space meeting about diversity in our communities’. Whether you bring with you stories of personal experience, or questions it would be lovely to have you join us.
www.bridgesforcommunities.com
Exhibitions, Talks & Workshops
Find out about life and death in Egypt through the collections on display and the thinking behind the displays during this fascinating lunchtime talk.
Come and share the Gospel experience with a performance and gospel singing workshop with Renewal Choir, one of Bristol’s favourite community gospel choirs.
11 Renewal Choir - Gospel Workshop
DATE 18th October
PLACE Arnolfini, Auditorium, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
Bristol BME Voice and the Bristol Manifesto for Race Equality steering group invite you to an event that will update on the Manifesto for Race EqualityAdditionally you can find out what agencies are doing to improve employment and training opportunities for BME communities through positive action.Join us for discussion, presentations, to share your ideas to help influence what’s happening, and to network, food will be provided so it is essential to book.
DATE 15th October
PLACE Phoenix Social Enterprise, Russell Town Avenue, Bristol BS5 9LT
TIME 2pm – 4pmCOST FREE booking essential for catering ACCESS
PLACE Harveys Cellars, 12 Denmark Street, Bristol BS1 5DQ
TIME 7pm - LateCOST £20 per person ACCESS
Avon and Somerset Black Police Association (BPA) in association with The Bristol Manifesto invites you to Celebrate Black History Month Dinner & Dance on the 8th Oct 2015 -@ Harvey’s Cellars Bristol
PLACE Malcolm X CentreTIME 6pm – 9pmCOST £3 All proceeds raising funds
for Ebola Orphans and Survivors Campaign
ACCESS
14 AFRIFEST 2015 - An Audience with Selma - Q&A
AVF introduces SELMA – A chronicle of Martin Luther King’s campaign to secure equal voting rights via an epic march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama in 1965. We present a Q&A session based on excerpts of the Biography of Malcolm X exploring the theme of voluntary & forced migration from the shores of Africa to the depths of the North Sea at present.
Tickets are £20 per person and must be booked through:- Claire Judd – General Manager
Call 0117 929 4812 or 07767361549 Email -
Price Includes
Rum Punch
Buffet Jerk Chicken Curried Goat Rice & Peas
Callaloo Mixed Salad
Coleslaw Carnival Dumplings
Fresh Bread
Dessert – Pineapple and Jamaican Ginger Cake
https://mobile.twitter.com/ASPoliceBPA
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Walks
DATE 1st October
PLACE University of the West of England Frenchay Campus Coldharbour Lane, Bristol BS16 1QY
TIME 7pm – 9pmCOST FREE ACCESS
www1.uwe.ac.uk/whatson/blackhistorymonth
Various locations around UWE’s Frenchay campus will be decorated throughout October with images of prominent black historical figures as well as UWE Alumni. To find out more information about the event and when they will be held please visit the website.
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The event includes screening of the short film “See Me Now”, followed by a panel discussion around the issue of under-representation/lack of visibility of black community members in the arts/media industry. The event ends with a fashion show showcasing the work of emerging designers from UWE alongside established local designers.
DATE 8th October
PLACE Arnolfini, Auditorium, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol BS1 4QA
UWE will be showing a number of films throughout October relating to black history. This will be held at Frenchay campus. To find out more information about the films and when they will be held please visit the website.
TIME 6.15pmCOST FREEACCESS
www1.uwe.ac.uk/whatson/blackhistorymonth
DATE Monday & Wednesdays
PLACE University of the West of England Frenchay Campus Coldharbour Lane Bristol BS16 1QY
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significant contribution to society• the importance of Black History in
prose or verse
• a family member, friend, an historical figure, artist, musician or scientist.
• someone that has brought about inspirational change in your life/life of others?
• A selection of the poems/letters will form part of Poetry Trail that will be displayed across our website, newsletters/publications throughout Black History Month
Closing date for entries is October 9th Entries to: [email protected]
We’re inviting you to submit a poem/letter about someone that has inspired you to make a change in your life
Celebrating and recognising Black History in the UK
21 Come The Revolution presents: The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution
A vibrant, living and breathing chronicle of the pivotal Black Panthers movement. Stanley Nelson’s documentary goes straight to the source weaving rare archives with the voices of the people who were there from the police and FBI informants to those who remained loyal to the party and those who left it.
PLACE Watershed, 1 Canon’s Road, Harbourside, Bristol, BS1 5TX
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DATE Every Monday in October on 5th, 12th, 19th 26th October
TIME 4 - 6pm on www.ujimaradio.com and Ujima 98FM
This year At Bristol will sponsor Ujima’s Old Skool Cruising Show every Monday during October from 4-6pm on celebrating Black achievement in the sciences. Join the G-Man and his team with on-air live science demonstrations, special guests, features and great music. At Bristol community and diversity matters.
DATE All through Black History Month 2015. We broadcast 24 hours a day, 365 days per year.
PLACE Ujima Radio 98FM
2015 has been a fantastic year for Ujima and we have celebrated a significant year in the civil rights calendar by bringing listeners a variety of cultural programmes including commemorating the 50th anniversary of Malcolm X death. Look out for many enlightening programmes from the team. For more information www.ujimaradio.com
19 Ujima Radio 98FM: Celebrating 50 Years of Civil Rights Activism 1965 - 2015
20 Celebrating Black achievement in the sciences with Ujima Radio
18 Author’s talk: Roger Griffith’s My American Odyssey: From the Windrush to the White House
DATE 21st October
PLACE Bristol Central Library, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TL
TIME 6.30pm - 8pm COST FREE ACCESS
Roger will discuss his book and growing up in 1980s England, and travelling around America, sharing the cultural, historical and emotional, links between the two.The book is an evocative combination of travelogue and social commentary, celebrating African-Americans, West Indians and Black Britons, from their roots of origin to today. Roger Griffith: 07770-266311 – [email protected] Andrew Cox: [email protected]
25 Celebrating Somali Cultural Heritage - Somali Festival Bristol
DATE 31st October
PLACE City Academy, Russell Town Avenue, Redfield, Bristol BS5 9JH
TIME 12pm - 10pm
COST FREE ACCESS
The Bristol Somali Festival is a sister to the week-long Somali Festival in London that is curated by Kayd and will similarly focus on the concept of ‘spaces’, what they mean, and how they are used, for ‘Aqoon la’aani waa iftiin la’aan - The absence of knowledge is the absence of light’ and we wish to fill these spaces with light.The festival will feature poetry, comedy, play and conversations with well renowned Somali artists and thinkers from the UK and abroad including: Anab Guled. Abdirahman Barwaaqo, Prof Cawo Abdi, Ugaaso Bocoow, Ibrahim Hersi Hurre and a new Somali produced and directed play titled STRUGGLE.Please visit our website for a detailed programme
hlfbacktothefuture.wordpress.com/author/bswnbristol Sado Jirde: [email protected] or telephone 0117 939 6648
Celebrating Age Festival 2015
DATE 11th October
PLACE Bristol Sudanese Centre, Old Barton Hill School, Queen Anne Road, Lawrence Hill, BS5 9TX
TIME 3pm - 7pm COST FREEACCESS
As part of the Celebrating Age Festival 2015 the Sudanese Community Association of Bristol Elders and Neighbours welcome older people to join with the members to try Sudanese food and soft drinks served by the members. Contact: 0117 936 2961
26 Healthy CookingAs part of the Bristol Celebrating Age Festival 2015, we welcome older people to join us at the Somali Resource Centre to Make and cook healthy meals from scratch.
DATE 30th September
PLACE Somali Resource Centre, Barton Hill Settlement, Ducie Rd, BS5 0AX
As part of the Bristol Celebrating Age Festival we welcome older people to come to the Evergreen Day and learn about Recycling at home, with ideas and tips for repair, reuse and recycling.
DATE 7th October
PLACE St Agnes Church,Thomas Street, St. Pauls, BS2 9LL
27 Festival of Fun and Active Ageing As part of the Celebrating Age Festival we welcome older people from all social and ethnic backgrounds to the Festival of Fun to p romote social cohesion with a cultural exchange and the chance tolearn about and celebrate diversity within the community.
DATE 5th October
PLACE Somali Resource Centre, Barton Hill Settlement, Ducie Rd, BS5 0AX
TIME 10am - 3pm COST FREE ACCESS
Contact Tel No: 0117 914 6671
29 Sudanese Community Association of Bristol Elders and Neighbours Social Event
DATE 2nd - 31st October
PLACE Zion Community Art Space, Bishopsworth Rd, Bedminster Down, Bristol BS13 7JW
TIME Various timesCOST FREE ACCESS
website www.zionbristol.co.ukEmail: [email protected] Contact Tel No: 0117 9231212
Diversity Month in Dundry View celebrates the journeys and stories of the residents that make up Dundry View. Our exhibition documents the heritage of our families reflecting the amazing culture that has been introduced to Bristol as a result.
Visit the facebook page: Diversity Month in Dundry View
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Disclaimer
Bristol City Council is not responsible for the content of these events. The views and opinions presented by organisations at events do not necessarily reflect the views of the City Council.
Bristol City Council endeavours to supply full and accurate information in the resource. However it cannot be held responsible for any inaccuracies and any inconvenience this may cause. For further information on events use the contact details given per event.
Be part of Black History Month
give blood
Save a life, give blood
To book an appointmentvisit blood.co.uk or call 0300 123 23 23
Only 1% of blood donors are from the Black communities. This is not enough.
Make history this October.
30 Blood Donation Sessions – Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Donors Needed
PLACE Bristol Donor Centre, Southmead Road, Southmead, Bristol, BS10 5LX
ACCESS
Your blood is special and needed in your community. Less than 1% of our blood donations come from Black Communities. Please register and book your appointment today.
To book an appointment please visit www.blood.co.uk or call 0300 123 23 23
DATE Throughout October
Monday, Tuesday & Thursday 11.15am - 7.15pm
Wednesday & Friday 8.15am - 4.15pm
Alternate Sundays 8.15am - 4.15pm
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We asked the public last year if these services could be improved
We listened to this feedback and made a draft plan of the way children and young people’s community health services could look in the future
Children’s community health services are changing...We have been looking at the way
children and young people‘s community health services are working for you and seeing if we can make them better
Now we need your opinion - let us know what you think
www.yourhealthyfuture.org
Thanks to the Young People’s Reference Group for working with commissioners and Healthwatch and also for helping design this poster. The characters featured are based on, and created by, young people from the group.
Did you know? Bristol City Council is calling on more
Bristol is a multicultural city with people from many different ethnicities, cultures and religions and the children that come into care are equally diverse.
We make every effort to place children who need a foster family with carers who can reflect their ethnicity, meet their religious and cultural needs and enable them to stay within their community. But we can’t do this without you. Bristol City Council is calling on more Black, Asian and minority ethnic people to consider fostering.
What does a foster carer do?
In Bristol there are children from many different ethnicities requiring short or long-term fostering as well as disabled children needing short breaks. Some young people will be unaccompanied asylum seekers from countries such as Somalia, Afghanistan and Eritrea. To meet the needs of these children we particularly need Black African, Black Caribbean, Mixed Heritage, Muslim and Asian carers.
What does a foster carer do?Foster carers are ordinary people who are willing to open up their hearts and homes to provide care to other people’s children. For many different reasons these children are unable to live with their own family at this point in time.
Some children and young people need to live in foster care for a short period of time whilst others need a home for a longer period.
If you would like to join our fostering family and support and
care for a local child, contact us on 0117 353 4200
Or find out more at www.bristol.gov.uk/fostering
Black, Asian andMinority Ethnic People to consider fostering