What's On Saturday 6th November in Bristol

Events on Saturday 6th November

“White Bear Comedy Club brings you the fastest rising stars of the UK circuit at a bargain price. Hosted by Alex Kitson (‘The Best of Bristol’s rising comics’ - Bristol 24/7, ‘Bristol Comedy Legend’ - The Kettle, ‘Incredible... So clever’ - BBC Radio Bristol). Comedy stars of the future - see them here first!”
From: White Bear Comedy Club

“The biggest Record Fair in the South-West. Held five times a year over five floors of the Bristol Beacon Foyer building. Free entry from 10am-4pm. Everything from £1 bargains to rare and collectible vinyl spanning most genres and era's. Dealers from throughout the UK. https://www.swrecordfairs.co.uk”
From: South West Record Fairs

“Kirikou and the Sorceress will be screened in a teepee at Felix Road Adventure Playground followed by a children’s storytelling session with Kabbo Hue Ferdinand, an Indigenous Afrikan Storyteller, exploring the unique synergy between storytelling and film and the way in which film is a storyteller.”
From: Pop Up Teepee Screening and Storytelling

“We are living through a period of multiple breaking points - from climate to covid to racism. We know that these crises not only overlap, but share the same cause. 
While no one can escape the impacts of these crises, those who have done least to cause them suffer the most. Across the world, the poorest people and communities of colour are too often those bearing the brunt of the climate crisis. From coastal villages in Norfolk whose sea-defences are eroding faster than ever, to people living by the Niger Delta rivers blackened by oil spillage. 
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From: Globay Day of Action for Climate Justice

“Body in Alchemy is a conscious rave series focused on RELEASING + RELATING through the BREATH + MOVEMENT. These sessions guide us to suspend the performance of identity used in our day to day lives, while celebrating the courageous act of presence. Accompanied by live sonic scapes we rediscover FREE PLAY through communal dance for ALL BODIES, with a focus on deconstructing the normative.”
From: Permission to Be