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SUMMARY:Talks4Change: Pioneers for Progress
DESCRIPTION:Join us at Talks4Change: Pioneers Of Progress to hear inspiring stories and ideas from trailblazers shaping a better future! \nWelcome to Talks4Change: Pioneers Of Progress! \nOn 11 November 2025\, the historic Wills Memorial Building will host Talks4Change: Pioneers of Progress\, marking 60 years since the Race Relations Act. Curated by Curiosity UnLtd\, this landmark summit blends conversation\, culture\, and civic memory. Highlights include: \n– We:Memberance procession led by Bus Boycott pioneers\n– Performances by the Renewal Choir\n– Poetry from Bristol Poet Laureate Sukina Noor\n– A panel featuring the original Bus Boycott pioneers\n– A keynote fireside chat with Lord Paul Boateng (UK’s first Black Minister) & Lord Marvin Rees (Europe’s first elected Black Mayor\n– A panel conversation with the next generation of changemakers including Meryn Weir\, Darren Miller\, Sado Jirde\, Dr.Mya-Rose Craig – Hosted by Julz Davis \nAlso\, on the first anniversary of his passing\, we will honour the legacy of Paul Stephenson by launching an ambitious campaign to position Bristol as the UK Capital of Civil Rights—with the support of Martin Luther King III. \nRegistration for Talks4Change commences from 5.30pm for a 6pm start. \nAny questions or if you require accessibility adjustments\, please email: connect@curiosityunltd.com \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions (under 18s to be accompanied by an adult over 21yrs\, 1:1 ratio) \nAccessibility Information: \n\nAccessible entrance: A permanent ramped entrance with automatic doors is located on Park Street.\nLifts: A main lift serves most floors\, and several platform lifts are available to cover smaller level changes throughout the building.\nAccessible toilets: Adapted toilets are available on the ground and second floors.\nHearing assistance: Fixed hearing loops are installed in some lecture halls and rooms\, including the S.H. Reynolds Lecture Theatre and the Old Council Chamber.\nAssistance dogs: Guide dogs and other assistance dogs are welcome in the building. \n\nAreas with limited or no accessibility\n\nTower tours: The tower\, which contains the Great George bell\, is not accessible. The tour requires climbing hundreds of steps and is not suitable for those with mobility issues.\nRaised platforms: A raised platform in the Great Hall\, used for ceremonies\, is accessible only with assistance from an Estates Assistant and is not covered by a lift.\nJournals in library: Certain sections of the Wills Memorial Library\, specifically those containing journals and some law books\, are not accessible via lift. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/talks4change-pioneers-for-progress/
LOCATION:Wills Memorial Building\, Queens Rd\, Bristol\, BS8 1RJ
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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SUMMARY:Song Share Celebrating the tradition of the British Isles for Samhain (Halloween)
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a Samhain Song Share at Arnolfini’s Everything is Energy exhibition. Celebrate the Celtic New Year\, honor life\, death\, and change\, create a communal mandala with a leaf\, and raise your voice in community.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/song-share-celebrating-the-tradition-of-the-british-isles-for-samhain-halloween/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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SUMMARY:Artists Gathering: Embodied self-care and wellbeing
DESCRIPTION:Our monthly Artist Gatherings are designed to bring together members of our network to connect\, share their projects\, hear from guest artists\, and network.\n\n\nThis month’s session will be led by Lildonia Lawrence\, with a focus on self-care and wellbeing. \nWould you like some practical tips on how to stay grounded\, compassionate and connected in times of social and political upheaval? Then join us on Friday\, 31 October in the Community Workshop space at Arnolfini from 11am-1pm. \nThrough discussion\, reflection\, and mindful movement\, we’ll consider the embodied impact of rising fascism\, the emotional weight of social media\, and practical ways to protect our energy. Together\, we’ll nurture calm and love as powerful acts of collective resistance and care. \nLildonia Lawrence is a Wellbeing Coach and Equity & Diversity Trainer. Having worked in the field since 2010\, she specialises in BIPOC wellbeing\, anti-racism\, and equitable healthcare. Her passion stems from the belief that everyone\, especially those facing social exclusion\, deserves access to top-tier mental health and wellbeing education. \nShe is the author of Back Yourself: A Wellbeing Guide to Healing from Racial Trauma and hosts the Intersections podcast. \n  \n\n   \nAccessibility Information:\n \n\n\nPhysical Access \n\nLevel Access: All public areas\, including the galleries\, shop\, and café bar\, have level access. \nLifts: Lifts provide access to all floors of the building. \nWheelchairs: Free wheelchairs are available for visitors to borrow. \nPortable Seating: Portable folding stools are available around the galleries for visitors to use. \nAccessible Toilets: Accessible toilets are located on multiple floors (Floors -1\, 0\, and 2). \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSensory & Cognitive Access\n\n\n\n\n\nAssistance Dogs: Assistance dogs and those in training are permitted in the venue. \nHearing Loops: Hearing loops are available in the Café Bar and the main auditorium. \nBSL Interpreters: British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters can be provided for selected events upon request. \nRelaxed Openings: Relaxed exhibition openings are sometimes held for blind and partially sighted visitors. \nRest Friendly Space: Arnolfini is a Rest Friendly space\, aiming to be a safe and inclusive environment for everyone. \n\n\n\n\n\nSupport for Events & Other Needs \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nCarer Tickets: A free carer ticket is available for ticketed events when booked in advance.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nDiscounted Tickets: Discounted tickets are available for some events for visitors receiving disability benefits.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nVisitor Experience Team: The team can assist with requests for portable seating\, wheelchair use\, and other accessibility needs.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nGetting Here\n\n\n\n\n\nAutomatic Doors: The building features automatic doors from the quayside to the main entrance. \nParking: Two designated Blue Badge parking spaces are located nearby in the Mud Dock City Docks car park. \nPublic Transport: Many bus services stop nearby at Broad Quay and Queen Square. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artists-gathering-embodied-self-care-and-wellbeing/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Networking,Social,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Family Constellations Monthly Circles-Bristol
DESCRIPTION:Monthly Constellation in Bristol (Tues evenings): uncover hidden dynamics\, open new perspectives\, and restore flow in life and relationships \n\nAbout this event\n\nHealth • Personal health\n\n\n\n\n\n📅 Autumn 2025 Dates\n🕕 6:00 – 9:15pm at Subud Hall\, Clifton\, Bristol \n\n28 Oct 2025 ( pls note that on this date only the session starts at 6.30pm)\n25 Nov 2025\n16 Dec 2025\n\nYou’re welcome to join a single circle\, or come regularly and build a deeper connection with the work. \nWhat is Family Constellations?\nFamily & Systemic Constellations were developed by Bert Hellinger. They offer a way of looking beneath the surface of our difficulties — revealing hidden family and ancestral patterns that quietly influence our present-day lives. \nRather than analysing or telling stories\, constellations open up a space of direct experience. Someone brings an issue or question\, other people step in to represent members of their family system\, and together we begin to see what has been hidden. Often\, what emerges is a fresh perspective\, more space inside\, and the possibility of moving with greater ease and flow. \nIf you’re new\, you might like to watch Netflix’s Another Self \nWhat happens at a Circle? \n\nArrival and settling together\nA short exercise to build safety and connection\nTwo constellations each evening:\nOne Issue-Holder place is guaranteed (book in advance)\nOne is chosen by the field (names drawn on the night)\nClosing circle\n\nYou don’t need to bring an issue to take part. As a Representative\, you may step into the place of a family member\, ancestor\, or an archetype such as Love\, Fear\, or Freedom. Many people say their most powerful experiences come through representing rather than being the issue-holder. \nWhy come every month?\nConstellations are not a one-off. Like therapy or yoga\, the benefits build over time. \nJoining regularly as a Representative allows you to: \n\nLearn through many different stories\nFeel the work directly in your body\nNotice your own life gradually shifting in response\nBuild connection with a supportive group\n\nYou are welcome to join just once\, or return each month — there is no right or wrong way. \n🎟 Tickets\n\nIssue-Holder – £65 (only 3 guaranteed issue-holder places left this year)\nRepresentative / Witness – £35\nConcession Rep/Witness – £25 (limited\, on request)\n3-Month Rep/Witness Bundle (Oct–Dec) – £90 (save £15)\n\nPractical bits\nNo experience needed. Wear comfy clothes; water/tea and light snacks provided.\nWe keep a held\, confidential space.\nAccessibility or affordability questions? Please reach out. \nAbout Katie\nHello\, I’m Katie. I trained to advanced level with the Centre for Systemic Constellations (CSC)\, including Couples & Intimate Systems. \nBefore this work\, I spent years in the corporate world as a headhunter in London. I later trained as a coach and yoga teacher\, and for over a decade I’ve been teaching yoga in Bristol. \nI also come from a large\, blended family. I’m both a mother and a step-mother\, and have lived through the complexities of inter-racial marriage\, divorce\, and all the challenges and gifts that family systems bring. These experiences\, alongside my professional training\, mean I meet people with empathy and real-life understanding. \nPeople often describe me as direct\, warm\, and practical. My circles are not about performance or theory — they’re a space where we can sit together honestly\, and allow what wants to be seen to emerge. \n📺 Curious? Try Netflix’s Another Self or Goop’s constellation episode on YouTube. \nOther Upcoming Events\n\nSaturday 18 Oct 2025 – Full-day Constellation Workshop with Melissa (constellations & sound journey)\nFri 28 Nov 2025 – Introduction to Systemic Constellations Training Day with Jamie Colston\n\nFor full details see: www.katiedespres.com \n✨ Join us this autumn in Bristol to uncover hidden dynamics\, gain fresh perspective\, and restore flow in your life and relationships. \nOur Members get access to discounted prices to this event. \nAccessibility Information: \n\nUnfortunately this venue isn’t fully accessible due to two steps leading up to the hall. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/family-constellations-monthly-circles-bristol/
LOCATION:Subud hall\, 29 Wesley Place\, Bristol\, BS8 2YD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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SUMMARY:Dance and drawing workshop for kids & teens
DESCRIPTION:A day of learning to draw in pencil and charcoal\, and learning to dance classical and commercial techniques\, culminating in how to draw people dancing – book just the morning\, or afternoon or the full day. \nParticipants will get to learn\, practise some drawing and dancing techniques\, take turns in drawing each other dancing and take home their own dance drawing masterpieces. \nLed by Anna Davis from South West Dance Theatre and artist Sachin Babbar. \nDrawing paper\, charcoal and pencils provided\, alongside oodles of fun and inspiration. \nSome sessions may include halloween inspired activities – costumes welcome so long as you can still move easily to dance. \nRecommended for ages 7+ – teenagers welcome \nemail info@southwestdancetheatre.com for more details \nLine up\n9am Dance session: ballet and contemporary\n10:30 break\n11am Drawing session: pencil and charcoal – basic techniques leading up to drawing ballet/contemporary style dance (we can try focusing fluid movements and classical lines)\n12:30 lunch time\n1:30 dance session: hiphop/commercial and acro\n3pm: break\n3:30pm: draw people dancing in a hip hop/commercial/acro or ballet/contemporary style – see what contrasts in the different dance steps you can show\n5pm take your masterpieces home \nEntry requirements: no age restrictions \nAccessibility Information:\n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nEntrance: Step-free access is available via the Charlotte Street entrance\, which features a lift to all floors.\nParking: The venue has its own car park.\nMain Hall: The main hall is fully accessible for wheelchair users and has level access to the garden area that opens onto St. George Park.\nFacilities: Accessible toilet facilities are available.\nGarden: Visitors can use the garden area\, which has access to St. George Park.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/dance-and-drawing-workshop-for-kids-teens/
LOCATION:St George Community Centre\, Church Rd\, Bristol\, BS5 8AA
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251127T120000
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SUMMARY:Japanese-Style Painting Workshops
DESCRIPTION:Embark on an artistic journey in our Japanese-Style Painting Workshops. Whether you’re a seasoned artist or a beginner\, come and explore the dynamic dance of brushstrokes and nuances of black ink. \nThese drop-in sessions will be taught under the guidance of local artist Sachin Babbar\, the workshops are an invitation to practice the Zen of brushwork using calligraphy brushes\, black ink\, water\, and rice paper. Immerse yourself in capturing the essence and beauty of plants and flowers. Find calm and enjoyment in the meditative process and unleash your creativity as you allow your spirit to flow through the brush. \nWhat’s Included? \n\nExpert guidance from local artist Sachin Babbar.\nUse of calligraphy brushes\, black ink\, water\, and rice paper.\nTechniques to capture the essence of plants and flowers.\nA meditative and calming creative process.\nOpen to all skill levels\, from beginners to experienced artists.\n\n\nAge restrictions: 16+ \nAccessibility Information: \n\nBasement venue: This area\, which hosts events like club nights\, is not accessible to wheelchair users because it is in the basement and has stairs. \nGallery space: The gallery is located on the first floor and is not accessible for wheelchair users. There are stairs leading to the space. \nCircus and Dance spaces: Both the circus and dance spaces are accessed via stairs. \nToilets: There are no accessible toilets on site. \nOther support:\n\nThe venue can provide free tickets for personal assistants. \nThe venue encourages visitors with other access needs to contact them so they can provide support. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/japanese-style-painting-workshops/
LOCATION:The Island Gallery\, First Floor\, Bridewell Street\, Bristol\, BS1 2QD
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251020T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251020T213000
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SUMMARY:Kiota Open Mic
DESCRIPTION:A unique evening of performances by the Kiota Community! We invite those from the Global Majority with poems\, songs\, stories or other forms of artistry to sign up for our open mic night \nPeople from the Global Majority\, who may or may not identify as Artists\, are invited to come and share their poems\, songs\, movement\, theatre pieces etc in the supportive cosy nest of the Kiota community. \nHosted by Kiota’s Artistic Director\, Aisha Ali (they/them) the space is not only for sharing work in all stages of creation\, but to meet others and grow this wonderful community. \nExpect a rich experience of different art-forms and audience interaction. \nTo sign up for a slot at the next Kiota Open Mic\, please fill in this form. The performances will only be from those from the Global Majority but ALL ARE WELCOME TO SUPPORT. \nIf cost is a barrier to attending the event\, or if you have any other questions\, please contact Aisha at kiotabristol@gmail.com \nAccessibility Information: \n\nBuilding entrance: While the main entrance has a step\, an alternative step-free entrance is available via a side alley to the left of the main door. A doorbell is available at the side door to alert staff.\nAuditorium: There are two designated wheelchair spaces located on the back row of the theatre\, which can be reserved during the online booking process.\nSeating: Seating is unreserved\, but you can specify access requirements during booking to reserve a particular seat. The seating was recently updated in August 2025 to be more padded and larger.\nAssistance: The theatre staff are known for being friendly and helpful with access needs. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/kiota-open-mic/
LOCATION:The Wardrobe Theatre\, Bristol\, BS2 0DF
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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SUMMARY:UMOYA Sound Collective - Journey with the Breath
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a transformative experience as we explore the power of the breath through music and sound at UMOYA Sound Collective
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/umoya-sound-collective-journey-with-the-breath/
LOCATION:51 Broad Street Bristol BS1 2EP\, 51 Broad Street\, Bristol\, BS1 2EP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20251018T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251018T213000
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SUMMARY:ARTUBA - Music to Make the Heart Sing
DESCRIPTION:As part of our Black History Month celebrations\, we are thrilled to be welcoming ARTUBA to Front Room. \nARTUBA’S musical influences are drawn from a wide range of styles such as Calypso\, Reggae\, Blues\, Caribbean folk songs\, Ska and Balkan melodies. Long Time Gal is a heartwarming odyssey from the Caribbean to Britain\, including original and much loved traditional songs from ARTUBA with storytelling from Doctah Burton. \nExpect to smile\, dance  and  even laugh at a mix of sumptuous original songs\, alongside unique interpretations of some much loved covers. \nARTUBA  are a highly experienced pair of musicians who formed a duo in 2021. Since that time they have played in and around the South West of England including numerous gigs in the Bristol area. Notable highlights include playing on the Bristol Ferry and Strange Brew as part of the Diaspora Festival\, performing at the Bristol Beacon at the Celebrating Age Festival. They recently performed Caribbean folk songs at Trinity Centre Bristol as part of their Windrush Celebration Day and also played at Circomedia as part of St Paul’s 2025\, carnival celebration ‘Back a Yard’. \nARTUBA developed much of their music in the Caribbean and make regular trips to Grenada as well as to St Vincent and the Grenadines\, to write and perform their tunes. They are active members of the Bristol based Diverse Artists Network and were recently featured on a BBC Bristol radio program which was broadcast across the region. In 2025 they released their debut album\, Inspiration Carriacou. \nDr Edson Burton is a writer\, storyteller and historian. Edson began his writing career in 2005 having completed his PhD thesis since then he\nhas become a prolific writer of audio\, live drama and poetry. Edson won the 2025 Tinniswood Prize for Man Friday an adaption of Daniel Defoe’s\nRobinson Crusoe. His previous audio dramas include the acclaimed R4 series Deacon starring Don Warrington. Recent live work includes the listening journey Duppy Hunter produced by Tamasha Theatre\, Coney and the Trinity Centre Bristol and the theatrical promenade Destination\nOld Market. He is the author of the poetry collection\, Seasoned. Edson is a board member of Bristol leading poetry festival Lyra festival.\nHe is currently working on a new audio drama\, a libretto\, and various screen writing projects. \nAccessibility Information: \n\nThe Front Room has step-free access.\nOn-street Blue Badge parking is available\, and there is some parking outside the venue and on the road to its right.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artuba-music-to-make-the-heart-sing/
LOCATION:Front Room\, Front Room Weston-Super-Mare\, Weston-Super-Mare\, BS23 1FF
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Our Members Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251018T150000
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SUMMARY:Pop-up Artists Gathering: Wye Valley River Festival Special
DESCRIPTION:Are you a marginalised artist or creative living in the Wye Valley area? Join DAN and the Wye Valley River Festival team on Saturday\, 18 October\, 11am-3pm at the Tintern Village Hall\, NP16 6SZ\, for a pop-up Artists Gathering.\n \nYou don’t have to be a professional artist to attend\, or even an artist at all. It’s more about bringing people together from different cultural backgrounds so they can share their lived experience of living and working in Wales.\n \nThe day will include:\n\ngroup conversations\ncreative workshop elements\ninformation on how to get involved with the Wye Valley River Festival 2026\nsome opportunities to network\nsome time to walk in nature.  \n\nRefreshments and light snacks will be provided\, but feel free to bring a packed lunch. Please also bring suitable clothing for the walk.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/pop-up-artists-gathering-wye-valley-special/
LOCATION:Tintern Village Hall\, Tintern Village Hall\, NP16 6SZ
CATEGORIES:Networking,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Family Constellations & Sound Healing — with Katie Despres & Driftaway
DESCRIPTION:Explore Family Constellations & sound healing in a full-day workshop. Gain insight\, release patterns & support your body to integrate. \n\nAbout this event\n\n\n\n\n\n\nFamily Constellations & Sound Healing — with Katie Despres & Guest Practitioner Melissa (Driftway Wellness) \nJoin a full-day workshop combining Family Constellations with sound healing integration. A chance to explore how family patterns live in the body and nervous system\, and how sound and systemic practice together can support release\, regulation\, and fresh perspective. \nWhat is Family Constellations?\nFamily or Systemic Constellations is a therapeutic approach developed by Bert Hellinger. It works on the principle that unresolved experiences in our family history don’t disappear — they can be carried forward into future generations as unconscious loyalties\, symptoms\, or repeating patterns. \nAs Dr Bruce Hoffman writes\, “The body is the final resting place of all your experiences. But not just your own. The body also carries the untold stories of those who came before.” This is at the heart of constellation work: to uncover what belongs to us\, and gently release what does not. \nA constellation creates a living map of these hidden dynamics\, using group members as representatives. Through this embodied process\, what is usually unseen becomes visible and felt. \nFamily Constellations can support you to: \n\nUnravel family and relationship challenges\nIdentify repetitive patterns in work or creativity\nManage stress\, anxiety\, and health concerns\nAddress financial limitations or blocks\nGain clarity on life direction and purpose\nRelease inherited emotional burdens\n\nWays to Take Part\nThere are different ways to participate in a constellation: \n\nIssue Holder – bring a personal or professional issue to explore. The group will support you in mapping your system.\nRepresentative – step into roles within other people’s constellations. This isn’t roleplay\, but a somatic process: many people experience powerful shifts and insights while representing.\nWitness – hold presence in the circle. Even from this position\, you may find parallels and resonance with your own life.\n\nNot every participant is guaranteed to have their own constellation. Typically we are able to explore four issues in a full-day workshop. At the start of the day\, we will explain how issue holders will be selected. What’s important to know is that every role is valuable\, and many people describe their most moving experiences happening while representing. \nWhy Sound Healing?\nWe will be joined by Melissa from Driftway Wellness\, who will guide a sound healing session in the afternoon. Sound healing uses vibration and resonance to work directly with the body and nervous system — helping to settle\, release\, and integrate. Just as constellation work reveals what is carried in our family system and embodied in our lives\, sound offers a complementary way to ground those shifts. \nThe tones and frequencies can soothe the stress response\, support emotional regulation\, and allow the constellation process to land more deeply. This combination of constellations and sound creates space for insight to move from awareness into the body\, so that integration is not just mental\, but felt. \nOutline of the Day (approximate\, timings flexible)\n\n10:00 – 13:00: Arrival\, introductions\, settling\, 2 constellations\n13:00 – 14:00: Lunch (bring your own or explore nearby)\n14:00 – 16:00: 2 constellations\nAround 16:00: Sound bath with Melissa\nClosing circle: Around 17:00- 17.30\n\n(We’ll remain flexible with timing to allow the process to breathe; this will be explained in the opening circle.) \nTickets\nFor this workshop there are two different ways to bring an issue: \n\nIssue Holder (Guaranteed) – For those who have something showing up in their lives that you knowyou want to explore. Buying this ticket gives reassurance that your constellation will take place. There are only 2 guaranteed issue holder spaces available.\nRepresentative – You take part as a rep and witness. During the day\, there will also be 2 constellations chosen from the field. If you’d like the chance to be selected\, you can put your name into the bowl. If chosen\, you may either take the place yourself or offer it to another participant.\n\nThis way\, everyone has a chance to experience the work\, whether through bringing an issue\, representing\, or witnessing. \nAbout Katie\nKatie Despres is a Systemic Constellations Facilitator and Yoga Teacher based in Bristol. She is known for her down-to-earth yet intuitive approach\, blending systemic thinking\, embodiment\, and grounded presence. \nKatie trained extensively with the Centre for Systemic Constellations under Gaye Donaldson and Chris Williams\, including advanced study in Couples and Intimate Systems. She has over a decade of experience in transformational work\, alongside 1\,500+ hours of yoga training with Yogasara Bristol under Yoga Elders Christopher Gladwell and Sarah Harlow. \nHer work is shaped by a deep interest in human relationships — how unresolved experiences are carried through families\, and how we can gently return what does not belong. She facilitates workshops\, 1:1 sessions\, and couples work in Bristol and online. \nAbout Melissa\nMelissa (Driftway Wellness) is a sound practitioner\, Reiki Master\, massage therapist\, and mindfulness teacher. She has been supporting people’s wellbeing for over a decade\, offering spaces for rest\, release\, and reconnection. A regular participant in constellation workshops\, Melissa brings an attuned systemic understanding to her sound healing work. \nWho Can Attend \nWhether this is your first constellation or you’ve experienced the work before\, you are very welcome. This is an experiential workshop — everyone present participates in some way\, and each role contributes to the learning and healing field. The workshop is for Adults only \nPractical Information\nVenue\nSubud Hall\, 29 Wesley Place\, Bristol BS8 (near Clifton Downs / Whiteladies Road). \nTravel \n\nTrain: Clifton Down Station is a 10-minute walk from the venue.\nBus: Several buses stop at Blackboy Hill / Whiteladies Road (routes 1\, 2\, 3\, 4).\nParking: Free on-street parking in residents’ bays on Saturdays (check local signs).\n\nFood & Drink \n\nLight refreshments (tea\, coffee\, biscuits\, fruit) are included during breaks.\nLunch 1–2 pm: please bring your own ( Microwave & fridge in kitchen)\, or choose from plenty of cafés and food options within a 5-minute walk.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/family-constellations-sound-healing-with-katie-despres-driftaway/
LOCATION:St Anne’s House – Community And Creative Hub\, Saint Anne's Road\, Bristol\, BS4 4AB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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SUMMARY:Community Recovery Conversations: Hartcliffe
DESCRIPTION:Do you want to have a real conversation about diversity in South Bristol\, and share your lived experience? Then head to the Withywood Centre\, BS13 8QA\, on Saturday 11 October\, from 12.30pm-3pm. \nLed by our partners\, VisionBAME CIC\, this event is part of our ongoing Community Recovery Conversations series\, supported by Quartet Community Foundation. A free lunch will be served at the start. If you’d like to attend\, please send an email to bame.vision@gmail.com with Conversation 2 in the subject heading. \nAccessibility Information:\nThe Withywood Centre is a fully accessible building. If you have specific questions about access\, email reception@withywoodcentre.com or call 0117 987 8400.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/community-recovery-conversations-hartcliffe/
LOCATION:Withywood Centre\, BS13 8QA
CATEGORIES:Conversation
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250930T211500
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SUMMARY:An evening Family / Systemic Constellation Workshop with Katie Despres
DESCRIPTION:Do you find yourself stuck in repeated patterns or feeling unable to thrive in life areas such as relationships\, work\, money\, health? \nFamily & Systemic Constellations Evening Workshop\n“It’s a fascinating process and Katie held the space with warmth\, clarity\, intuition and care. … One notable thing to me was how the issue holders looked quite transformed – lighter\, happier\, ten years younger – as a result of working through the process.”— Emma Burleigh \nFamily Constellations is a profound and revealing process that helps uncover unconscious patterns and inherited influences that shape our experiences. Grounded in systemic therapy and ancestral healing\, this approach provides insight into how our personal challenges are often tied to our wider family system and past generations. \nDo you ever feel stuck\, lacking motivation\, or noticing repeating themes in your relationships\, career\, health\, or creativity? Have you wondered how certain patterns keep showing up in your life or what might be holding you back? \nThis embodied practice invites presence\, courage\, and a willingness to engage with the body’s wisdom. Unlike traditional talk-based approaches\, Constellations focus on experience — using movement and representation rather than intellectual analysis. \nWhat to Expect at the Workshop\n6:00 – 9:00/9:30pm\n\nOpening circle\, short meditation\, and check-in\nA group exercise & brief teaching to build safety\, trust and confidentiality\nTwo Constellations:\n1 guaranteed issue-holder place is available to book in advance. This is ideal if you know you want to bring a personal issue.\nThe second issue-holder is chosen by “the field”: names of those wishing to do a constellation will go into a bowl\, and one will be drawn on the night.\nClosing sharing circle\n\nYou do not need to bring an issue to attend. As a Representative\, you may be asked to embody a family member\, ancestor\, or even an archetype such as Love or Nature. Many people find that their most profound shifts come through representing for others. You may also attend simply as a Witness\, holding the space and receiving insights for yourself. \nFamily Constellations Can Support You In:\n\nUnravelling family and relationship challenges\nIdentifying repetitive patterns in career or business\nManaging stress\, anxiety\, or health concerns\nAddressing financial limitations and abundance blocks\nGaining clarity on life direction and purpose\nReleasing inherited emotional burdens\n\n\nKatie’s Approach\nI offer Family Constellations in a grounded\, practical way\, shaped by both professional training and real-life experience. I’ve completed all core and advanced training with the Centre for Systemic Constellations (CSC)\, including specialist training in Couples & Intimate Relationship Systems. \nWith a Psychology degree\, a corporate background as a London headhunter\, and over a decade in wellbeing as a Senior Yoga Teacher amd Coach\, I bridge both professional and holistic worlds. Personally\, I come from a large blended family\, am a mother and stepmother\, and have lived the complexities of inter-racial marriage and divorce. These experiences help me meet others with empathy and understanding. \nMy approach is direct\, supportive\, and down-to-earth. I create a safe space where transformation can unfold naturally — whether you are bringing an issue\, representing\, or witnessing. \nPractical Details\n\nNo experience needed — just wear comfy clothes you can move in.\nDrinks & snacks provided.\nConcessions available: please contact me if affordability is an issue.\n\n📺 Curious? Watch a constellation in Netflix’s Another Self or on Goop’s YouTube Channel. \nOur Members get access to discounted prices to this event. \nAccessibility Information: \n\nUnfortunately this venue isn’t fully accessible due to two steps leading up to the hall.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/an-evening-family-systemic-constellation-workshop-with-katie-despres/
LOCATION:Subud hall\, 29 Wesley Place\, Bristol\, BS8 2YD\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250927T123000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250927T150000
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SUMMARY:Community Recovery Conversations
DESCRIPTION:As part of our ongoing Community Recovery Conversations\, we’re partnering with VisionBAME CIC\, who are hosting the first of two conversations in Hartcliffe. Join the VisionBAME CIC team from 12.30pm-3pm on Saturday\, 27 September\, at the Hartcliffe Community Centre\, BS13 0JW. The session will start with lunch and lead into a conversation about diversity in South Bristol\, with an opportunity for people to share their lived experience. It’s free to take part but spaces are limited. To book your place\, please email bame.vision@gmail.com with Conversation 1 in the subject heading. \nAccessibility Information: \n\nParking: The centre has a free\, open-air car park with designated bays accessible to wheelchair users.\nEntrances: There is level access into the venue from the rear\, with automatic main doors.\nToilets: An accessible toilet is available on the ground floor.\nInternal Access: The centre has a clear layout with ample space for wheelchair users to maneuver\, including in the bar area. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/community-recovery-conversations/
LOCATION:Hartcliffe Community Centre\, Hareclive Rd\, Bristol\, BS13 0JW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250926T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250926T130000
DTSTAMP:20260503T181954
CREATED:20250902T131730Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20250917T120056Z
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SUMMARY:Artist Gathering: Creativity & Community Resilience
DESCRIPTION:Our monthly Artist Gatherings are designed to bring together members of our network to connect\, share their projects\, and discuss areas where support is needed within the arts community. \nAre you an artist interested in how creativity can help to build community resilience? Join our Artists Gathering on Friday\, 26 September in the Community Workshop space at Arnolfini from 11am-1pm. \, to explore how creative practice can respond to civil unrest and division\, particularly in the wake of the far right riots of last year\, and the present context of rising populist facism. \n\nFollowing on from our Community Recovery Conversation at St Pauls Learning Centre on 11 September\, we invite you to bring your experience and expertise to this creative exploration of resilience and resistance in communities.\n\n \n\nAccessibility Information:\n\nArnolfini Arts offers level access throughout\, a central lift to all floors\, and free wheelchair loans.\nVisitors can use accessible toilets on every level\, borrow folding stools\, and benefit from hearing loops in the cafe and auditorium.\nAssistance and guide dogs are welcome\, with free carer tickets available for ticketed events.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artists-gathering-creativity-community-resilience/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Networking,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250925T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250925T213000
DTSTAMP:20260503T181954
CREATED:20250826T140350Z
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SUMMARY:Artuba with Doctor Edson Burton Presents: Long Time Gal
DESCRIPTION:ARTUBA  are a highly experienced pair of musicians who formed a duo in 2021. Since that time they have played in and around the South West of England including numerous gigs in the Bristol area. Notable highlights include playing on the Bristol Ferry and Strange Brew as part of the Diaspora Festival\, performing at the Bristol Beacon at the Celebrating Age Festival. They recently performed Caribbean folk songs at Trinity Centre Bristol as part of their Windrush Celebration Day and also played at Circomedia as part of St Paul’s 2025\, carnival celebration ‘Back a Yard’.\n\nARTUBA developed much of their music in the Caribbean and make regular trips to Grenada as well as to St Vincent and the Grenadines\, to write and perform their tunes. They are active members of the Bristol based Diverse Artists Network and were recently featured on a BBC Bristol radio program which was broadcast across the region. In 2025 they released their debut album\, Inspiration Carriacou.\n\nARTUBA’S musical influences are drawn from a wide range of styles such as Calypso\, Reggae\, Blues\, Caribbean folk songs\, Ska and Balkan melodies.\n\nExpect to smile\, dance  and  even laugh at a mix of sumptuous original songs\, alongside unique interpretations of some much loved covers.\n\nAbout Dr Edson Burton\nDr Edson Burton is a writer\, storyteller and historian. Edson began his writing career in 2005 having completed his PhD thesis since then he has become a prolific writer of audio\, live drama and poetry.\nEdson won the 2025 Tinniswood Prize for Man Friday an adaption of Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe. His previous audio dramas include the acclaimed R4 series Deacon starring Don Warrington.\nRecent live work includes the listening journey Duppy Hunter produced by Tamasha Theatre\, Coney and the Trinity Centre Bristol and the theatrical promenade Destination Old Market. He is the author of the poetry collection\, Seasoned Edson is a board member of Bristol leading poetry festival Lyra festival. He is currently working on a new audio drama\, a libretto\, and various screen writing projects.\n\n\nAccessibility Information:\n\nThe Bristol Folk House has no current step-free access or accessible facilities.\nAll assistance dogs are welcome\, but there is no hearing facility (induction loop).\nFor future plans and current accessibility details\, it is best to contact the Folk House directly or visit their website.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artuba-with-doctor-edson-burton-presents-long-time-gal/
LOCATION:The Bristol Folk House\, 40A Park Street\, Bristol\, BS1 5JG
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20251014T190000
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SUMMARY:INNER WORK - Reparent Your Inner Child
DESCRIPTION:Come join us to dig deep into your past and heal your inner child through inner work techniques at our event “INNER WORK – Reparent Your Inn \n\nJoin us for a transformative event focused on healing and nurturing your inner child. Through guided explorations and group connection\, you’ll have the opportunity to explore and heal past wounds\, and learn how to provide the love and support your inner child needs. This in-person event will take place at 51 Broad St\, so come ready to dive deep and connect with your inner self. Let’s embark on this journey of self-discovery and healing together! \nAccessibility Information:\nThis event space is located on the first floor and is only accessible via stairs. Unfortunately\, it is not wheelchair accessible.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/inner-work-reparent-your-inner-child/
LOCATION:51 Broad Street Bristol BS1 2EP\, 51 Broad Street\, Bristol\, BS1 2EP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250911T173000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250911T210000
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SUMMARY:Community Recovery Conversations: Creativity\, Resilience and Resistance
DESCRIPTION:Join the Diverse Artists Network (DAN) on Thursday\, 11 September\, 6pm-9pm\, at the St Paul’s Learning Centre\, BS2 8XJ\, for an interactive\, group conversation about division and community resilience. Please arrive at 5.30pm for a 6pm start. \nIn the wake of the far right riots of last summer\, and the rise of populist fascism both here in our country and elsewhere\, DAN would like to create a safe space where people can speak freely\, and be heard and understood. Through facilitated conversation and creative workshop elements\, this session will explore questions like: \n\nHow can we come together in community?\nWhat do people feel they need to say within a safe space?\nAnd how can we use creativity to help people heal and connect to themselves and each other?\n\nFor more information\, visit the diverseartistsnetwork.com to subscribe to DAN’s newsletter. Or email hello@diverseartistsnetwork.com. \n \nAccessibility Information:\n\nThis venue is wheelchair accessible.\nHearing Loop: A hearing loop is installed at the reception desk for the hard of hearing.\nSignage: Braille and contrasting visual markers are used throughout the building.\nDisabled Parking: Two disabled parking bays are located outside the center.\nCycle Parking: Bike stands are available in front of the library.\nPublic Transport: The center is accessible by bus\, with stops located nearby.\nCafé: The center features a large café with internet and computer access\, including a large print keyboard.\nLibrary: The St Pauls Library is located within the learning centre.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/community-recovery-conversations-creativity-resilience-and-resistance/
LOCATION:94 Grosvenor Road Saint Paul’s BS2 8XJ\, St Pauls Learning Centre 94 Grosvenor Road Saint Paul's\, Bristol\, BS2 8XJ
CATEGORIES:Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250828T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250828T223000
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SUMMARY:The Jam Jar Presents: Ustad Noor Bakhsh
DESCRIPTION:“Life-affirming Balochi folk that can’t fail to stir something inside any member of the human race. At 80\, Ustad’s fairytale rise to the global stage isn’t quite as remarkable as the first benju note you hear ringing through his junkshop amp. A dizzying melange of sound from classical raag to zahirook\, Persia to Kurdistan\, birdsong to Bollywood – an unmissable musical experience that transcends time and space.” – Headfirst Editor’s pick \nInspired by birdsong and told through the twisting tones of the benju\, Ustad Noor Bakhsh’s music straddles the space between modern-day Pakistan and Iran\, evoking a vivid tapestry of emotion. Music that ignites the soul. \nThe Jam Jar Presents\nUstad Noor Bakhsh\n+ support from Dr Pete Yelding & Dhyan Singh\nThursday 28th August\nDoors Open 7.30pm\nThe Jam Jar\, Bristol\n– Standing show \nUstad Noor Bakhsh\, from near Pasni\, Balochistan\, is a master of the Balochi Benju (a keyed Zither)\, which he has played since he was a child. Noor Bakhsh is well known as a legendary instrumentalist throughout the Makran Coast\, but only garnered wider attention after his most recent recordings and videos. The Benju\, was once a Japanese children’s toy called the taishōkoto before it was adopted by Balochi musicians and made into the refined folk instrument that it is today. Noor Bakhsh plays an electric Benju\, getting his sound through an old pickup and small Phillips amp he bought from Karachi 2 decades ago. He carries forward the legacy of his teachers and inspirations such as Bilawal Belgium and Misri Khan Jamali but his own music elicits influences from various traditions and musical forms far beyond Balochistan. His virtuosic playing is deeply rooted in Balochi musical forms and enriched by his knowledge of South Asian Raags\, which he also renders in his own\, experimental style. \nHis repertoire includes Persian and Kurdish tunes that have probably floated in his land since before the modern borders of Iran and Pakistan were set up and Balochistan\, divided as it were. In one of his recent recording sessions\, he even played an Arabic Ghazal on his Benju. Needless to say\, he also renders popular and folk tunes in all the major languages spoken across Pakistan. His Sindhi repertoire is particularly novel in that it reflects a beautiful conversation between the neighbouring musical cultures of Sindh and Balochistan. No surprises\, that Noor Baksh plays several Bollywood songs too\, after all\, he has soaked the sounds around him like a sponge\, including those of all birds in the mountains and the jungle near his village. Other than his diverse repertoire\, he has several original compositions too\, including one inspired by bird songs. His debut album\, ‘Jingul‘\, was released digitally in September 2022\, and came out on vinyl via the UK’s Hive Mind Records on September 15\, 2023. \nFor listeners unfamiliar with Balochi music\, Noor Baksh’s electric Benju tone and his melodic ornamentations will be reminiscent of Ali Farka Toure’s style\, and polyrhythmic sixes and eights with so much groovy innovation and improvisation will make the body move in ways very similar to the music of West as well as East Africa. This is unsurprising\, given the well-documented migrations and seafaring\, historical\, intimacies between Balochistan and Africa\, via the greater Indian Ocean world. It is this world that his music brings back to life.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/the-jam-jar-presents-ustad-noor-bakhsh/
LOCATION:The Jam Jar\, Little Ann St\, Bristol\, BS2 9EB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250824T235959
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SUMMARY:Kids Area at FORWARDS
DESCRIPTION:FORWARDS has a dedicated kids area\, featuring immersive shows and exciting workshops\, theatre\, ball pool\, skate ramp\, arts & crafts\, music\, plus much more – there is something for the whole family. \nIn the kids’ area\, the Diverse Artists Network — a development agency championing diversity\, cultural competency\, and representation in the arts — will present a vibrant programme of hands-on workshops celebrating creativity\, culture\, and community. From midday to early evening\, young participants can explore activities led by talented local and international artists: creative crafts with Ruth Ramsay & Karen Chard\, spoken word with Solomon OB\, magical storytelling with mermaid Carol Sherman\, the joyful rhythms of steelpan with Alphonse Daudet Touna\, energetic drumming with AFIDANCE\, and dances from across the African diaspora with Penny Marie. These sessions are designed to spark imagination\, build confidence\, and introduce children to a rich spectrum of artistic traditions\, reflecting the network’s mission to connect and empower diverse voices in the arts.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/kids-area-at-forwards/
CATEGORIES:Festival,Networking
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250821T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250824T235959
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SUMMARY:DIASPORA! at Shambala Festival
DESCRIPTION:We’re excited to be presenting DIASPORA! – a vibrant series of music and voice workshops celebrating global harmony\, rhythm\, and cultural connection at Shambala Festival.\n\n\n\nThe Harmony Yurt will offer soulful choral traditions from around the world\, while the Melody Yurt will bring the beat with ancient percussion\, Kora\, Balafon\, and Djembe drumming. With 12 dynamic sessions—from Balkan singing to Afro-Colombian rhythms\, beatboxing to sea shanties—DIASPORA! invites all to explore the powerful language of music. At DAN\, we celebrate diversity in the arts\, connecting creatives across Bristol\, the South West\, and beyond.\n\n\n\nWe hope you join us for some singing\, drumming\, and get to shine with us—it’s all about love!\n\n\n\nYou can view the full programme at www.shambalafestival.org/2025/venue/diasporas/
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/diaspora-at-shambala-festival/
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250821T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250821T235959
DTSTAMP:20260503T181954
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SUMMARY:Preview of “Lilitth” Solo Art Show
DESCRIPTION:LilitthArtist\, muse\, model\, and dancer—a migrant soul infused with creativity and intuition. Soft-spoken yet deeply embodied\, Lilitth radiates kindness\, curiosity\, and passion\, moving gracefully with life’s ever-changing rhythms. \nShe is a familiar presence\, appearing in many forms—you may have encountered her before\, and perhaps you will again. \nThrough her art\, Lilitth awakens the senses of sensuality and inner freedom. Her work explores the profound desire for touch—physical\, emotional\, platonic\, and spiritual—invoking themes of freedom\, ecstasy\, and eroticism. Like a kiss at twilight\, her expression of eroticism is subtle\, natural\, and deeply moving. \nIntuitively created\, her pieces capture the spontaneous\, elusive spirit of sensuality. Her goddesses are liberated\, transcending limits\, leaving audiences with a sense of alluring mystery and blessing. \n“From the thought to the form\, from the form to a blessing.” \nPreview of “Lilitth” Solo Art Show
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/preview-of-lilitth-solo-art-show/
LOCATION:L’Etoile Gallery\, 18 West Street\, Old Market\, Bristol\, BS2 0BH\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Our Members Events
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SUMMARY:Artist Gathering on Socially-Engaged Arts Practice
DESCRIPTION:Our monthly Artist Gatherings are designed to bring together members of our network to connect\, share their projects\, and discuss areas where support is needed within the arts community.\n\n\n\nJoin us on Friday\, 25 July\, for our next Artist Gathering on socially-engaged arts practice. If you’d like to find out more about how art can foster community and belonging\, and make real and lasting social change\, come along to the Community Workshop space at Arnolfini from 11am-1pm. We’ll have some expert speakers sharing their experience of this field\, and talk about ideas on how to raise funds.\n\n\n\nJoining us will be the incredible…\n\nEmma Blake Morsi is an award-winning\, multi-disciplinary arts producer. A prolific visual storyteller\, she predominantly works across photography\, words\, illustration\, design\, film\, events and sound. \nIman Sultan West is an artist\, poet and cultural practitioner who explores through her work and words how community can be brought together through creativity and the understanding of heritage. \nJo Chalkblack\, a social practice artist and creative producer\, whose work centres on collaboration with communities. She focuses on co-creating outcomes that foster belonging\, support community cohesion\, and invite collective re-imagining and meaning-making through creative expression. \n\n\n\nSign up and come along to this interactive session!
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artist-gathering-on-socially-engaged-arts-practice/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Networking,Social,Workshop
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SUMMARY:Expression Stage at Bristol Harbour Festival
DESCRIPTION:A groundbreaking day of activism\, artistry and identity to take over Millennium Square – presented by Good Law Project\, Diverse Artists Network and Bristol Legacy Foundation \nThe 2025 edition of the Bristol Harbour Festival is set to deliver its most powerful programme to date\, as the Expression Stage at Millennium Square returns on Sunday 20th July with a line-up that blends activism\, urgent social commentary and cultural expression. Curated in collaboration with Good Law Project as well as Diverse Artists Network and Bristol Legacy Foundation\, the Expression Stage will feature major national names. Festival goers can expect to see presenter and campaigner Carol Vorderman and award-winning trans activist Ella Morgan alongside a host of emerging talents and community voices from across the South West. \n“Bristol Harbour Festival is one of the UK’s biggest free festivals – and bringing such powerful names to the Expression Stage reflects Bristol’s commitment to celebrating diversity of thought and voice.” said Leader of Bristol City Council\, Tony Dyer. “Highlighting these issues on such a huge platform in Bristol is exactly what we need to be doing. It’s about openness\, access and truth – all free to the public because our city believes in lifting these conversations up.” \nThe landmark partnership with Good Law Project will programme talks\, discussions and panels featuring Ella Morgan\, the first trans bride on Married at First Sight UK\, who will share the stage alongside Jo Maugham KC – barrister\, campaigner and founder of Good Law Project: a not-for-profit organisation that uses the law to protect the interests of the public. Their conversation will spotlight the trans experience in public life\, the media and society at large\, promising both vulnerability and empowerment. \n“At Good Law Project\, we believe in the power of lived experience to drive meaningful change. The Expression Stage is not just a platform – it’s a powerful amplifier for voices too often excluded from national conversations.” Jo Maugham\, Founder and Director at Good Law Project said. “To speak openly about injustice\, identity and systemic inequality in a space as public and vibrant as the Bristol Harbour Festival is both radical and necessary. This is about bringing real issues to mass audiences through the energy of culture and the authenticity of community.” \nIn the evening\, the stage turns to political accountability with an unmissable panel featuring broadcaster and activist Carol Vorderman\, Good Law Project founder Jo Maugham and green energy pioneer Dale Vince. Their session\, titled “A Year of Holding Power to Account\,” will reflect on political integrity\, grassroots influence and the fight for democratic fairness. \nElsewhere in the programme and kicking off Sunday at 11:00am\, the Bristol Legacy Foundation (BLF) will host a powerful workshop session featuring actor and singer Michelle Gayle\, exploring what it means to be an effective ally in today’s social landscape. This powerful session will explore the true meaning of allyship through the lens of anti-racism\, abolition and reparatory justice\, featuring contributions from BLF Chair Asher Craig and international campaigner Nils Agger. Drawing on lived experience and practical frameworks\, the discussion will challenge audiences to reflect on what it truly means to stand up\, speak out\, and build equitable partnerships that go beyond performative gestures.  \nThis will be followed by a Spoken Word showcase presented by the Diverse Artists Network centered around the theme of DIASPORA!. Beginning with an introduction by drama facilitator and curator Hiba Elhindi\, the spoken word session includes appearances from youth advocate Dayton Powell\, genre-fluid rapper Gracie Akinkunmi and singer\, songwriter and poetic performer Nia Bimkubwa\, and continues with a mix of emerging and established voices presenting work rooted in identity\, resilience and community. \nVandna Mehta Co Founder at Diverse Artists Network\, said: “The Expression Stage is a reminder that festivals aren’t just about entertainment – they’re about connection\, culture and community. This line-up reflects the beauty and strength of Bristol’s diverse creative talent. We’re proud to work with artists who bring lived experience to the forefront\, using spoken word\, music and performance to ignite empathy and action\, enabling diverse artists to be seen\, heard and be paid!” \nThe afternoon will shift focus to climate justice with a workshop on water pollution led by Jo Bateman\, a wild swimmer and right-to-swim campaigner taking legal action against South West Water\, and Katrina McDonnell\, gender equality activist and founder of Menstruation Matters. This is followed by a panel on protest rights featuring Gaie Delap\, a retired teacher and climate activist imprisoned for her role in a Just Stop Oil blockade\, Raj Chada\, a leading criminal lawyer specialising in protest defence and Blue\, a trans kids activist tackling transphobia from the Government and Media. These sessions aim to equip audiences with both the legal knowledge and emotional fuel to engage with today’s most pressing political issues. \nThe evening will come to a close with the Diverse Artists Network returning with a finale of spoken word performances by multidisciplinary artist Roxanna Vilk\, electric hip hop poet Blaise Penny Kirkwood (iAM13E) and British/Chilean illustrator and writer Valentina Huxley\, bringing the programme to an emotional and artistic crescendo. \nWith themes spanning environmental justice\, gender identity\, political transparency and creative resilience\, the Expression Stage at Millennium Square positions itself not just as a platform for performance\, but as a vital civic space. It invites audiences to listen\, reflect and participate in conversations shaping our collective future. \nFor more information and updates on Bristol Harbour Festival\, head to the website and follow the event on Facebook and Instagram. 
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/expression-stage-bristol-harbour-festival/
LOCATION:Millennium Square\, Explore Ln\, Bristol\, BS1 5SZ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250713T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250713T160000
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SUMMARY:Fun In The Park
DESCRIPTION:Fun in the Park in Kingswood Park is back! A fun\, family-friendly day out in the park with children’s rides\, circus skills workshops\, facepainting\, music on the bandstand\, a range of fun activities from local community groups and delicious food options. Please save the date and watch this space for updates!
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/fun-in-the-park/
LOCATION:Kingswood Park\, Kingswood Park\, High Street\, Bristol\, BS15 9TP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Social
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ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of Kingswood Park":MAILTO:kingswoodpark@southglos.gov.uk
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250710T000000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250713T000000
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SUMMARY:Take Five: Weston Arts + Health Festival 2025
DESCRIPTION:Now in its sixth year\, the Take Five: Weston Arts + Health Festival celebrates creativity and wellbeing across Weston-super-Mare. This year highlights the importance of lifelong learning\, inspired by the Five Ways to Wellbeing. A key feature is its partnership with Race Equality North Somerset and that we\, Diverse Artists Network\, are supporting the Many Cultures\, One Community campaign! \nThrough this collaboration\, the festival presents events that amplify diverse voices and artistic expression. With activities spanning community spaces and the hospital\, it culminates in a joyful beach weekend. The festival invites all to explore\, learn\, and connect through art. Some events require booking.
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/take-five-weston-arts-health-festival-2025/
LOCATION:Weston-super-Mare\, BS23
CATEGORIES:Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250627T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250627T130000
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SUMMARY:Artist Gathering: Balancing Parenthood With A Creative Career
DESCRIPTION:Our monthly Artist Gatherings are designed to bring together members of our network to connect\, share their projects\, and discuss areas where support is needed within the arts community. \nJoin us on Friday\, 27 June\, 11 AM–1 PM at Arnolfini Arts for our next Artists Gathering\, on balancing parenthood with a creative career. Led by Dr Natalie Hyacinth\, this session is for anyone juggling lots of different roles alongside their creative practice. \nNatalie is a sound artist and writer\, creating and thinking about music at the intersections of technology\, climate justice and Black life. Her research is intersectional and interdisciplinary\, incorporating themes from Cultural Geography\, Philosophy and Afrofuturism. Experimenting with sounds and sonic technologies as a form of defiance and resistance\, Natalie seeks to create new sound worlds as part of her activism\, a creative practice she explores under the name The Black Astral. \nSign up and come along to this interactive session! \n\nWe launched our memberships\, who receive free access to these events. Members receive a discount code in the confirmation email and newsletters. Find out more at https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/memberships/ \n  \n\n  
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/4138/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Networking,Social,Workshop
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250609T130000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250609T160000
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SUMMARY:Artist Retreat: Deep Time Walk with Diverse Artists Network and EcoWild
DESCRIPTION:In this 2 hour walk through beautiful countryside south of Bristol you will get to know the land as well as connecting with the past and the great flow of life that has brought us into existence! \nWe will walk at a steady pace to suit the needs of the group\, and there will be pauses as we step through Deep Time – the epic journey that has formed this landscape and that will continue beyond our lives. You will be invited to share reflections with others in the group as part of this. The route is gently undulating fields without steep inclines. We will visit the Stanton Drew ancient standing stones site along the way. \nThis practice is drawn from the Active Hope work by Joanna Macey and others that invites us to see with ancient eyes\, offering new perspectives to this short time we have on earth. \nOn the way back we will Gather the Gifts of our Ancestors and let the land guide us through the human journeys behind each of us. \nThis walk is for Diverse Artist Network members and any other Diasporic Creatives. The route is not wheelchair accessible. \nMeeting place: Outside the Rising Sun\, Church Street\, Pensford. \nDiverse Artists Network is a development agency for diversity in the arts\, promoting cultural competency and representation in the sector. Our organisation brings together artists\, creatives\, and musicians across Bristol and the South West region with the aim of building national and international networks that encompass the broadest spectrum of diversity and representation. You can find out more about their work here. \nEcoWild engage people of all ages and backgrounds with the living landscape\, prioritising those who are not well represented or who face barriers. You can find out more about their work here. \nThis event is part of the Festival of Nature Community Programme\, which has over 60 events happening across 9 days from 7 to 15 June. Find out more about the events happening on your doorstep here. \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artist-retreat-deep-time-walk-with-diverse-artists-network-and-ecowild/
LOCATION:The Rising Sun\, Church Street\, Pensford\, BS39 4AQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Artist Retreat
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250530T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250530T130000
DTSTAMP:20260503T181954
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SUMMARY:Artist Gathering: Discover how to get involved in DIASPORA! 2026
DESCRIPTION:Our monthly Artist Gatherings are designed to bring together members of our network to connect\, share their projects\, and discuss areas where support is needed within the arts community. \nJoin our Artist Gathering on May 30th\, 11 AM–1 PM at Arnolfini Arts. Discover how you can get involved in DIASPORA! 2026\, connect with fellow creatives\, and learn more about Diverse Artists Network. This is a space to share\, exchange ideas\, and support marginalised artists in the arts! \nWe launched our memberships\, who receive free access to these events. Members receive a discount code in the confirmation email and newsletters. Find out more at https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/memberships/
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/artist-gathering-discover-how-to-get-involved-in-diaspora-2026/
LOCATION:Arnolfini Arts\, 16 Narrow Quay\, Bristol\, BS1 4QA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:DIASPORA! 2026,Networking,Social,Workshop
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ORGANIZER;CN="Diverse Artists Network":MAILTO:hello@diverseartistsnetwork.com
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20250522T183000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20250522T210000
DTSTAMP:20260503T181954
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SUMMARY:Spring Arnolfini Late
DESCRIPTION:Experience an evening of poetry\, dance\, and music in response to Barbara Walker’s Being Here at Arnolfini Late. Curated with input from Diverse Artists Network\, the event celebrates inclusive programming and showcases artists Nia Bimkubwa and DJ Donovan\, supporting diversity and fair representation in the South West arts scene. \nBOOK NOW
URL:https://www.diverseartistsnetwork.com/event/spring-arnolfini-late/
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