What's On Saturday 5th October in Bristol

Events on Saturday 5th October

“Attendance for the Saturday is £10 full price, £5 concessions and 16 and under free. Workshops at Barton Hill are individually priced. Details available on application. The conference is part of a programme of events including live music performances at Zed Alley and Mr Wolf’s. Festival wide tickets are also available. For ticket enquiries please contact Colston Hall box office. For workshop enquiries please contact [email protected]”
From: Art For Our Sake Panels, Discussions and Workshops

“With the participation of Keith Piper and Bryan Biggs (Bluecoat Gallery), this event brings together artists, academics and people involved in ‘Trophies of Empire’ to look in detail at this far-reaching exhibition. The afternoon will begin with an in-conversation between Piper, Biggs and Louis Hartnoll (Afterall), and is followed by a roundtable led by Research Fellow Dr Anjalie Dalal-Clayton (University of the Arts London). In between the two public discussions, attendees will have the chance to look through a range of materials related to the exhibition held in the Arnolfini Archive.”
From: TALKS | TROPHIES OF EMPIRE - TRACES AND LEGACIES

“We have been asked many times if under 18s can come to our shows. Unfortunately due to licensing on some venues we haven't been able to set this up, until now! So if you are 14+ come along and enjoy one hell of a show!”
From: Miss Kill, Nervous Rex and Ragdolz

“Brighton based 3 piece Gender Roles are the hazy singalong soundtrack to a summer pool party with your best mates. The last 12 months saw the band release their second EP ‘Lazer Rush’ to critical acclaim, playing gigs across the UK & Europe touring with bands such as Touche Amore, Pup and Milk Teeth. As well as receiving several Radio 1 & BBC6 Music plays, the band were also selected by Spotify for global New Music Friday playlist for their single ‘Plastic’. In 2019 Gender Roles will release their debut album, recorded by Ian Sadler at Emeline Studios, through Big Scary Monsters Recordings.”
From: Gender Roles // Sun Spot // Grandmas House

“Deep in the heart on Bristol City centre is one of the most exclusive party places spread over two levels which go deep underground to the Victorian prison cells and upper court rooms - are you ready to come to a hiphop party like no other?!”
From: The Hip Hop Prison Party