The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

The United Nations has approached the city to host its 80th anniversary exhibition, “Shared Lives, Shared Future,” celebrating the impact of the UN and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The exhibition brings together over 200 inspiring stories from around the world, showcasing how the UN shapes our daily lives—from peace and security to humanitarian action and sustainable development. Bristol will be showcasing 35 curated panels.
Bristol has a strong and active relationship with the United Nations system, including leadership through the UN Forum of Mayors, citywide action on the SDGs through the One City Approach, and its designations as both a UNESCO City of Film and UNESCO Learning City.
The exhibition will provide a free and accessible cultural experience in the heart of the city, inviting residents, visitors, schools and community groups to engage with global issues through a local lens. Exploring themes such as climate action, migration, inequality and sustainable development, it will create opportunities for learning, reflection and dialogue while highlighting Bristol’s role as an internationally connected city committed to positive change. Launching in September to coincide with the UN General Assembly and SDG Flag Day, the exhibition forms part of a wider programme of activity celebrating Bristol’s international partnerships and showcasing how global goals can be translated into meaningful local action.

2nd September – 11th October. The invite only launch event will be held 2nd Sept 4pm-5.30pm.

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature

Gather is exactly what it says, a place to gather with others in conversation or in quiet. A place to find community, rest or a place to simply just be. Two community pioneers from the Flourish Framework will host & supply simple conversation starters as well as small table-top activities.

Takes place every Wednesday, from 2pm-4pm in the Busy V Bakery cafe on the ground floor of Sparks Bristol.

Meditation on Twin Hearts is an active meditation that has been scientifically validated to :
-substantially reduce stress and anxiety
-increase cognitive behaviour and memory recall
-increase mental clarity and concentration
-improve overall physical and emotional wellbeing

Every Friday 3.00pm to 3.30pm in the ground floor Department Of Nature