Type: Event

Join us in the Nature Department for a beautiful day of capoeira, storytelling, spoken word, photography and music from renowned Bristol artists.

//Kabbo Hue Qua Tura, a master storyteller, artivist and founder of The Altered Festival brings Sparks a day of celebration. From indigenous Afrikan stories from //Kabbo’s home of //Hui !Gaeb (Cape Town), capoeira from Filhos de Angola Bristol, spoken word from Alex Lindsay, a reggae and jazz infused DJ set from Souls Liberation, information from Bridging Histories, and the opportunity to get a collodian portrait of yourself from Jarvis Jefferson, this free event is one not to miss!

Join us for this fundraiser gig in support of Sparks Repair Cafe featuring prominent live musical bands & artists including Silky Disturbance, Fabio Ferri Quintet and BexX.

Brought to you by Free Severn Sound, some of Bristol’s finest live acts have come together, voluntarily, to offer an expansive 6 hours of back-to-back live performances, acting to raise funds for the Sparks Repair Cafe which offers free repairs to the community every Sunday.

Get your fix of Fabio Ferri Quintet’s locally renowned experimental fusions following the psychedelic folk explorations of Silky Disturbance; expect a night of truly incredible musical artists, explosive shimmerings of philanthropic wonder, chased with some set design and goats.

2:00 – 2:45 Cat’s Eye Moon
3:00 – 3.45 Seven Goats featuring Nicole Earley
4:00 – 4.45 Lindon
5:00 – 545 Fabio Ferri Quintet
6:00 – 6:45 Bexx
7:00 – 7:45 Silky Disturbance
8:00 – 8:30 Kap’n Stranger and the Whispering Prawns feat. The Special Goat Squadron

Come and join Busy V Bakery for a cosy evening of vegan cheese tasting! Held at Sparks Bristol in Broadmead, you will be greeted with a wine or soft drink, before sampling delicious vegan cheeses and nibbles.

There will be around ten tasty cheeses on offer, served with crackers, meat substitutes, and mince pies to finish. Cheeses will be from popular vegan suppliers such as Honestly Tasty, Kinda Co. and La Fauxmagere.

This is a lovely opportunity to socialise with like-minded people, whilst enjoying some delicious food and some sweet Christmas treats ahead of the festive season.

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Join us for an unforgettable afternoon of MAKOSSA rhythms through holistic African dance for mental and physical health improvement secrets, tips, and hacks.

Discover the power of expressing emotions through the fusion of traditional rituals with a healing dance form. A groundbreaking concept that blends cultural heritage, self-healing and creativity.
Be prepared to be inspired and empowered to take control of of your health with this unique dance experience – and event.

The Party:

• Motivational talks, health tips and hacks.
• Grace’s exclusive short performance
• Dance session with Grace for all in attendance
• Goodie bag of healthy goodies…

Don’t miss out, get your ticket now.

We look forward to dancing with you!

A welcoming space where fears & uncertainties about the climate & ecological crisis can be safely expressed.

What is a Climate Cafe?

A Climate Cafe is a supportive group space where people can come together to share their feelings about the climate and ecological crisis.

How to join a Bristol Climate Cafe:

• You don’t have to book a place, but you can book on Eventbrite if you want to, that way you will get some handy reminders in your inbox closer to the time, and it helps us anticipate numbers: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/bristol-climate-cafe-collective-67954513973
• Bring a reusable cup of you have one, we’ll provide the tea (we’ll have some spare cups too!).
• It’s free to attend.
• Please arrive on time, as entry to the climate cafe session will not be possible if you arrive more than 10 minutes late. This is in order to make the group a safe and comfortable space for talking about things that can feel difficult, so that we don’t have interruptions once the session has begun.
• We use the upstairs space at Sparks, if you wait at the bottom of the stairs we will come and collect you for the start of the session.

A welcoming space where fears & uncertainties about the climate & ecological crisis can be safely expressed.

What is a Climate Cafe?

A Climate Cafe is a supportive group space where people can come together to share their feelings about the climate and ecological crisis.

How to join a Bristol Climate Cafe:

• You don’t have to book a place, but you can book on Eventbrite if you want to, that way you will get some handy reminders in your inbox closer to the time, and it helps us anticipate numbers: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/bristol-climate-cafe-collective-67954513973
• Bring a reusable cup of you have one, we’ll provide the tea (we’ll have some spare cups too!).
• It’s free to attend.
• Please arrive on time, as entry to the climate cafe session will not be possible if you arrive more than 10 minutes late. This is in order to make the group a safe and comfortable space for talking about things that can feel difficult, so that we don’t have interruptions once the session has begun.
• We use the upstairs space at Sparks, if you wait at the bottom of the stairs we will come and collect you for the start of the session.