A event on Saturday 24th February. The event starts at 11:30.
This is our big closing feast of celebration for this amazing space we have been lucky to host. Please join us in Celebration! We will have some amazing food, a flag making workshop, an open mic session with a wonderful encouraging host, and a good closing cheer for the end of this cycle.
Booking a ticket: try to book a ticket only if you know you can make it. Consider donating £2 for the food (you can do this when you book your ticket).
DO YOU WANT TO SHARE SOMETHING AT THE OPEN MIC? Everyone can do it! Sign up to a slot now, just email Jan-Ming at [email protected] or you can also sign up on the day if there are slots still free! We'd love you to share something.
Inviting all women, trans women and non-binary femme identifying folk to come along to this WOW circle to share what's important for you and meet others, co-create and and share. Bring your friends! And of course any clothes, books or accessories that you'd like to swap too.
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Venue: Filwood Community Centre, Barnstaple Road, Knowle West, Bristol, BS4 1JP.
Accessibility
If you need support with accessing Filwood Community Centre then please let reception know by calling 0117 914 9216.
Car
Enter Filwood Community Centre Bristol, BS4 1JP into your sat nav.
There is plenty of free parking on the streets outside the centre.
Bus
Buses: 90 and M1 have routes that stop at Filwood Broadway / Filwood Park on Creswicke Road.
Cycle
Filwood Greenway is a direct South Bristol route connecting Hengrove, Filwood and Victoria Park to Bristol city centre. We have secure bike parking within our courtyard. Please enter through the main entrance on arrival.
Train
Filwood Broadway is a 30 minute walk from Parson Street Station and 45 minutes walk from Bristol Temple Meads.
If you are struggling with transport costs you can email Deasy at [email protected]
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For reflections on the day:
“How can we be truly inclusive?
What does it mean to be a woman?
What is the value of having a space that gathers people who identify as women - not only those who were assigned females at birth, but also those who are trans women and non-binary femme identifying?
What is the value of having a space that offers affinity for AFAB people who were assigned female at birth?
_______________________________________________
Entry requirements: no age restrictions
Booking a ticket: try to book a ticket only if you know you can make it. Consider donating £2 for the food (you can do this when you book your ticket).
DO YOU WANT TO SHARE SOMETHING AT THE OPEN MIC? Everyone can do it! Sign up to a slot now, just email Jan-Ming at [email protected] or you can also sign up on the day if there are slots still free! We'd love you to share something.
Inviting all women, trans women and non-binary femme identifying folk to come along to this WOW circle to share what's important for you and meet others, co-create and and share. Bring your friends! And of course any clothes, books or accessories that you'd like to swap too.
___________________________________________________________
Venue: Filwood Community Centre, Barnstaple Road, Knowle West, Bristol, BS4 1JP.
Accessibility
If you need support with accessing Filwood Community Centre then please let reception know by calling 0117 914 9216.
Car
Enter Filwood Community Centre Bristol, BS4 1JP into your sat nav.
There is plenty of free parking on the streets outside the centre.
Bus
Buses: 90 and M1 have routes that stop at Filwood Broadway / Filwood Park on Creswicke Road.
Cycle
Filwood Greenway is a direct South Bristol route connecting Hengrove, Filwood and Victoria Park to Bristol city centre. We have secure bike parking within our courtyard. Please enter through the main entrance on arrival.
Train
Filwood Broadway is a 30 minute walk from Parson Street Station and 45 minutes walk from Bristol Temple Meads.
If you are struggling with transport costs you can email Deasy at [email protected]
____________________________________________________________
For reflections on the day:
“How can we be truly inclusive?
What does it mean to be a woman?
What is the value of having a space that gathers people who identify as women - not only those who were assigned females at birth, but also those who are trans women and non-binary femme identifying?
What is the value of having a space that offers affinity for AFAB people who were assigned female at birth?
_______________________________________________
Entry requirements: no age restrictions