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A event held at Strange Brew on Wednesday 1st February. The event starts at 19:00.
THIS IS AN 18+ EVENT - ID REQUIRED ON THE DOOR
An event celebrating Bristol's Arts, Music and Skateboard scene.
A screening of a Debut skateboard video filmed exclusively in Bristol by Joe Poulter, mixed media exhibition from up and coming young artists and photographers, and music from post-punk powerhouse Jesus Heist with a Booty House set from none other than DJ Sex Appeal and HarrodsBurger.
We will also be launching a zine for the event, featuring photographs, writing and more. These will be available to purchase on and after the evening, but will be limited in number.
You will also be able to purchase 'This is going to Hurt', a zine by Joe Poulter, will all profits being donated to The Ben Raemers Foundation, a charity working around mental health and skateboarding.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
Entry requirements:
An event celebrating Bristol's Arts, Music and Skateboard scene.
A screening of a Debut skateboard video filmed exclusively in Bristol by Joe Poulter, mixed media exhibition from up and coming young artists and photographers, and music from post-punk powerhouse Jesus Heist with a Booty House set from none other than DJ Sex Appeal and HarrodsBurger.
We will also be launching a zine for the event, featuring photographs, writing and more. These will be available to purchase on and after the evening, but will be limited in number.
You will also be able to purchase 'This is going to Hurt', a zine by Joe Poulter, will all profits being donated to The Ben Raemers Foundation, a charity working around mental health and skateboarding.
We look forward to seeing everyone there!
Entry requirements:
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