This one-day mini-festival will be a joyful celebration of movement, music, and community; raising money for the Bristol City of Sanctuary Transport fund. Step into a day of joy and reflection, rooted in a dedication to inclusivity, solidarity and collective care.

Join us for rejuvenating daytime yoga classes focused on the heart chakra, designed to ground, energise and connect us through breath and movement. In the evening, return for a vibrant celebration of live music, dancing, and unique artwork from talented local artists and sellers.

Daytime Yoga Class (with solidarity workshop)
11:30am-1pm
Mats and herbal tea will be provided. Just bring along your lovely selves and wear some comfy clothes you can move in.

Evening Event
Doors @ 7pm /// Music from 7:30pm
The night will begin with a live jam before we welcome our incredible line up for the evening:
JOELLY JUNE whose music is a soft gut punch of soaring melodies, gritty slide guitar and ear worm hooks that’ll engulf you like a warm hug
STARRGIRL whose lyrics will carry you to the stars, offering fresh perspectives from above the clouds
ARABESQUE will close the night with a groovy set of Arabic funk bound to get everyone dancing

Choose a daytime or evening ticket - or get a joint ticket to enjoy the full experience from sun salutations to starry celebrations. 100% of all ticket sales will be donated to the Bristol City of Sanctuary Transport Fund.

Free tickets available for asylum seekers. Get in touch with us: [email protected]

What is the Bristol City of Sanctuary Transport Fund?
The Bristol City of Sanctuary Transport Fund is a community initiative to fund transport for people seeking sanctuary in our city. A day pass for the bus in Bristol is £6.50 but the current support from the Home Office for people waiting for a decision on their asylum claim is just over £7 a day. Asylum seekers who have been placed in Initial Accommodation Hotels where food is provided receive only £8.86 a week; barely £1 a day.
Bristol is a big city and a lot of the important services for people seeking sanctuary are located centrally. This means many asylum seekers are forced either to walk for miles or to spend nearly all their allowance on bus tickets over essentials such as phone credit to speak with family members, printing costs for legal documents or suitable clothing.

Bristol City of Sanctuary is a charity that ensures our city maintains its commitment to supporting asylum seekers and refugees living in Bristol, through a range of important local initiatives and fundraisers. It is part of the national City of Sanctuary network, aiming to prove that the UK is a welcoming, safe place for anyone who needs support.

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