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to this year’s Festival 04 Highlights our annual showcase of Bristol’s 06 Circus Playground culture, heritage, industry and diversity. The festival has celebrated 15 Maritime this city’s maritime heritage and 21 Newfound Friends brought together communities for 48 years through 25 Spoken word the incredible programme of dance, music, circus, maritime activity and food and drink. There is an 27 Bristol Dances impressive display of home-grown talent that makes 30 Music up a huge percentage of the programme, truly 32 Elsewhere representing how we’re working together as One 35 Markets & food City to meet our shared ambitions and highlight our aspirations. As a free event, the Harbour Festival 38 Accessibility truly is an inclusive opportunity for the city to come 39 Timetables together and celebrate our vibrant cultural scene 58 Useful info and I look forward to seeing the Harbourside buzzing with activity over the weekend. 60 Map I wish you all a happy and enjoyable Bristol 62 Sponsors & thanks Harbour Festival.

Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol

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visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 03 Highlights The turns 48 this year and shows no sign of slowing down! It’s free to attend and over the weekend 250,000 people get together to celebrate Bristol’s rich maritime history and enjoy some of the region’s best music, dance and entertainment. Bristol Music Stage

rab the Maritime Heritage Map There’s plenty of live music to be and go on an exciting trail all found at Bristol Harbour Festival. G around the Harbour and Bristol-based Jamaican-folk collective, discover everything there is to know Tan Teddy will be kicking off Sunday’s about Bristol’s maritime heritage and lineup at noon over at the Bristol the city’s historic waterways. Music Stage.

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04 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback Follow the sound of a tapping typewriter over to The Poetry Machine to have a free poem crafted for you in minutes by the whimsical Beth Calverley. With Beth’s heartwarming way with words, your poem will be the perfect gift for friends or family, or even just a little memory of your visit to Harbour Festival.

Be sure to catch the Duo Trapeze with Tilly & Jonny, presented by Extraordinary Bodies and Cirque Bijou, delivering plenty of stunning, spectacular and equally nail-biting stunts and performances at the Circus Playground.

Elsewhere take in the sights and sounds of Bristol’s beautiful harbour and keep an eye out for walkabout entertainers such as The Cardboard Boat Race Ocho the Octopus.

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 05 Circus Playground at Queen Square by Cirque Bijou Cirque Bijou present the Circus Playground in Queen Square, with a family-friendly programme of circus, street theatre, comedy, walkabout and things to play, make and do. Come and join the fun!

mongst the exciting insightful look into the world of the performances and activities on mighty bee! Make a seed bomb to A offer, you can see Cirque explode wild flowers for the bees, make Bijou’s own ‘Harmonic’, a mesmerising a hanging garden, play in our woodland trapeze and cello duet created for Kew den and find out why bees are brilliant! Gardens’ refurbished Temperate House. There’s clowning from internationally Avon Valley Adventure acclaimed Fraser Hooper, aerial and Wildlife Park amazement, even some larger than life Celebrate 30 years of Avon Valley sloths...and of course the Baby Race! Adventure and Wildlife Park. Interact and discover more about a whole host Marky Jay - Compere of small animals - you might even meet Marking his triumphant return to Bristol Felix the Fox! Harbour Festival. Expect jokes, juggling, and the possibility of an appearance by Avon Wildlife Trust / SWWFL his monkey assistant Professor Steven Find out more about the amazing work Chimpington! going on at Avon Wildlife.

A.P.E Project CIC - Mobile Tiny Little Clouds Theatre - ‘How to Adventure Playground Build a Rainbow’ The non profit organisation A.P.E. Project 11.45am, 2.15pm and 4.30pm CIC will be bringing their much loved Have you ever wondered how a rainbow mobile adventure playground! Expect is made? Filled with songs, magic and climbing frames, crash mats, mini colour this is Tiny Little Clouds’s second trampolines, ropes, nets and much more. wonderful production for under 5s. The show is performed in a tent which will Bocadalupa Arts - Bee Garden offer a quiet environment away from the Join Bocadalupa Arts for a fun and noise of the festival.

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Dragonbird Theatre - Rob Lewis - Cello ‘Pyjama Island’ 1.20pm 12.45 pm and 3.15pm Renowned cellist Rob Lewis makes Get comfy on red velvet cushions his Harbour Festival debut. Rob’s and escape to ‘Pyjama Island’ for compositions are created in one take an adventure unlike any other! This using a cello, simple effects and a is a new show for under 5’s loop pedal. and their families. The show is performed in a tent which will offer Kat Lyons Storytelling another quiet environment. and Spoken Word Circus Playground Sounds Right Phonics Bristol Saturday and Sunday, 1.30pm, 11.00am, 12 noon, 1.00pm, 2.00pm, 2.00pm and 3.00pm 3.00pm and 4.00pm Pirate Jill is looking for her buried Join the award-winning Sounds Right treasure and she needs your help! Phonics for an exciting and engaging If you’re very lucky Jill will regale introduction to phonics and literacy with you with stories of her fellow Pirates your little one. Expect plenty of music, including the infamous Blackbeard games, movement, bubbles, poms poms (who was born in Bristol as Edward and of course Robot Reg. Teach). Learn about the history of pirates including the issues of gender Babel Babies and racial equality that are often 11.30am, 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm, overlooked and sing sea shanties. 3.30pm and 4.30pm A singalong in lots of languages with Bonetics award-winning multilingual music group 11.45am, 1.45pm and 5.35pm Babel Babies. Enjoy a fun, musical After wowing judges on Britain’s introduction to Arabic, French, German, Got Talent in 2015, Cirque Bijou Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, Japanese, present dancer and full body Norwegian, Welsh and Russian. contortionist Bonetics.

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one £5 way Book at GWR.com, on our app, or at a station. Cirque Bijou and Extraordinary Bodies presents: Duo Trapeze with Tilly & Jonny 1.30pm As part of a collaboration between Extraordinary Bodies and Bristol’s Paraorchestra of Great Britain, Tilly and Jonny developed a performance to connect the floor to the sky, in a dynamic duet that spins their worlds together.

Circomedia - BTEC student showcase 11.30am Drawing in young circus talent from all Fraser Hooper over the world. Witness some of the best talent from this year’s cohort in this Cirque Bijou presents: ‘Harmonic’ showcase presented by Cirque Bijou. 5.40pm To mark Cirque Bijou’s 20th Circomedia - Foundation Degree anniversary, they present Korri Aulakh and BA student showcase and Rob Lewis in ‘Harmonic’. Blending 2.00pm mesmerising spinning trapeze with live From the Foundation and BA Degree and looped cello. students at Bristol’s own Circomedia comes a dazzling display of skill and Baby Racing! creativity from the next generation of UK 11.15am, 1.00pm and 3.30pm circus artists. The annual Bristol Harbour Festival Baby Racing tournament! Your little crawlers can ‘compete’ in this gentle, comedy favourite. Remember, it’s the taking part that counts…

Circomedia - Youth Circus showcase 4.45pm With performers ranging in age from 4 - 17, Circomedia’s Youth Circus will showcase some of the best young circus Giddy Kipper: Sloth Time talent Bristol has to offer!

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9370_Redwood_Bristol Harbour Festival_A4_V1.indd 1 05/06/2019 12:48 Tilly Lee Kronick - ‘Dancing in the Air’ 5.30pm A joyously fun static trapeze act by aerialist Tilly Lee Kronick. Moving her dancing from the floor to the air, Tilly loves to shake, wiggle and jump.

King Edmunds Acrobatic Club 1.40pm Prepare to be amazed by the inspiring Tilly Lee Kronick display of power, strength, coordination and teamwork from the outstanding performers of King Edmunds Acrobatic Angie Mack - ‘The Super Hooper Club. Hula Hooping Street Show’ 12.45pm and 3.15pm Above & Beyond - Everything you ever wanted and never Mini Flying Trapeze Rig needed to know about hula hooping. 12.30pm and 3.00pm From stunt hooping to the weird and As the UK’s longest standing aerial wonderful world of mini hoop madness, company, Above & Beyond will multi hooping and confetti exploding showcase their artists as well as human tower of uncertainty! launching their new ‘petit volant’ flying trapeze performance. Bubblina 11.00am, 12.45pm, 3.00pm Circus Stars Frome - and 5.00pm Youth Circus Showcase This spectacular Bubbleologist will 3.45pm keep audiences spellbound as We are delighted to welcome back they witness smoke bubbles, bubbles Frome-based Circus Stars. This inside bubbles and even joining bubbles multi-talented group of 8-18 year olds together! will inspire and amaze with their aerial incredible skills. Giddy Kipper: Sloth Time 11.45am, 1.45pm and 4.00pm Fraser Hooper - Clown - ‘Boxing’ Wilhelmina Dawdle is obsessed with 2.15pm and 4.00pm sloths and wants you to meet her best Boxing’s Biggest Baddy Fraser friends: Hibiscus and Gladys, giant Hooper will dare to challenge all three-toed pygmy sloths and Dribble, comers three rounds of pure a baby two-toed sloth, all the way from comedy carnage. South America.

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Men in Slacks - The Brass Disciples Circus Highline Show 5.50pm 5.00pm The Brass Disciples were born out of A rip-roaring, rhythm-driven, side- a collective love of New Orleans brass splitting three man circus spectacular. bands. Playing a lively mix of well known Featuring slick stunts, original and tunes they are guaranteed to get you up catchy live music and a captivating and and dancing! rather dangerous highline walk. Circomedia - Circus Workshops Don’t Drop the Beat - live 11.45am and 2.15pm drumming and juggling See if you have what it takes and have 12.00pm a go in Circomedia’s circus taster Jugglers catch the beat and a drummer workshops – led by tutors and students juggles the rhythms, in this new and of Bristol’s centre for contemporary fast-paced performance where the line circus and physical theatre. between circus performer and music maker is blurred. Angie Mack - have a go Hula Hoop workshop Bristol Taiko - 1.15pm and 3.45pm Traditional Japanese drumming Hula hooping crosses generations and 11.00am is a fun and creative way to increase Experience powerful beats and your core strength, flexibility and spatial mesmerising reverberations as the awareness. Have a go with Angie Mack! rhythms of this 2000 year old traditional You can find more information on Cirque Japanese drum are brought to life with Bijou’s programme on the Harbour boundless energy. Festival website. The performances will be BSL interpreted.

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VISIT JOINMILESTONESTRUST.ORG.UK Bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback MARITIME ON THE HARBOUR Maritime and Sports Don’t forget the shining star of the Harbour Festival, the Harbour itself! This year we’ve got another weekend of marvellous maritime entertainment… Tall Ships The Smallest Tall Ship - Little Brig The Pelican The world’s smallest tall ship is just nine meters in size. Designed to introduce sailors as young as 10 to the fun and challenges of sailing a square rigged “tall ship,” the ship is incredibly cute!

The Pelican Designed as a sail training ship, the Pelican of London is unique among square riggers. Her hull form was derived from the Elite French clippers of the late 19th century and despite total reconstruction of the ship, the hull of the original 1946 Pelican remains.

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Western Boat Show The Western Boat Show boasts a huge line-up of boats and exhibitors, w ith a range of new and used boats for offshore and inland use to suit every budget along with all manner of boating equipment. For more information visit www.westernboatshow.co.uk

16 visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 0015 Young Shipwrights Boat Race Saturday, 12:00pm. Sunday, 12:00pm My Future, My Choice, Learning Ships Project Over the last few months, hundreds of local primary school children have been working with businesses to see who can build the fastest cardboard model of a Bristol pilot cutter or caravel. Visit www.myfuturemychoice. co.uk to find out more about the Learning Ships Project.

Bristol Cardboard Boat Race Saturday, 1.15pm In support of the Learning Ships project, local teams have created seaworthy vessels out of cardboard! The boat that makes it to the end of the 250 metre course the fastest wins. There are special prizes for the most innovative and least seaworthy vessels. All funds raised by the race will support the Young Shipwright Workshops for primary schools. Donations can be made via My Future Young Shipwrights My Choice www.myfuturemychoice.co.uk The Aircraft Carrier Challenge Saturday, 12.45pm Get ready for a fast paced technical race with this challenge set by the Royal Navy to engineering businesses that have built or designed elements of the HMS Bristol of Wales. In the lead up to the festival, competitors made their ‘carriers’ to compete in a race to a buoy during the festival. The aircraft (aka very small drones) will then fly Cardboard Boat Race out to the ‘carriers,’ land and have to return to the jetty to win.

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These are the places that make us. nationaltrust.org.uk/tyntesfield five British Championships, two National Championships and a World Championship. With his incredible backflips, rolls and tricks we’re sure he’ll make a big splash at the Harbour Festival this year.

Steam Boats Saturday, 3.20pm An integral part of our nautical heritage that helped to kickstart the industrial Jack Moule revolution, steam powered boats! This element of the programme is organised Jack Moule: Jetski stunts by Chew Valley locals Kevin and Gillie Saturday, 3.50pm Slater on behalf of the Steam Boat Professional jet skier and daredevil Association of Great Britain (SBA). Many Jack Moule landed his first job as of the steamboats you see over the a professional jet skier when he weekend are hand built by their owners was just 17 years old. He’s won with elegant engineering and design.

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CONNECT IN MILLENIUM SQUARE AND AMPITHEATRE (ONLY) Select “harbour360" Wi-Fi Enter “harbour360" in your browser. Enjoy the 360 degree view. For more information visit the ‘Smart Futures Tent' in Millennium Square.

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Please note 360 streaming to your handset is only available in Millennium Square and the Amphitheatre. Once finished viewing the 360, please disconnect. The wifi connection is only for viewing the 360, no public internet. This 360 experience is brought to you as part of ‘5G Smart Tourism’ Project funded by the UK Government’s 5G Testbeds and Trials Programme, Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport. HARBOURSIDE Newfound Friends Saturday 20 July, 2.30pm and Sunday 21 July, 12.30pm These St Bernards of the sea have been a Harbour Festival favourite for many years now and we’re delighted that these gentle giants will once again be joining us this summer

ewfoundland dogs have been the St. Bernards of the sea for N hundreds of years and now they are helping to make lifesaving fun for the next generation of lifeguards. Each week a group of magnificent 14 stone Newfoundlands, the canine members of the Newfound Friends Society, arrive at a lake in the Cotswolds to hone their lifesaving skills along with their human lifeguard companions. The dogs are so enthusiastic about the training that it certainly rubs off on the young trainees. These incredible dogs raise money for Children’s charities with their daring displays. They’ve appeared on Blue Peter, GMTV, Countryfile, ITV and the One Show.

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ENTER TODAY AT GREATRUN.ORG All this and the Festival fleet Pick up a map and complete a circuit around the Harbour to find out in a fun way about Bristol’s Maritime Heritage, Waterways and Maritime Future.

Explore the Harbour over the weekend and you’ll see over 250 different vessels of every imaginable shape, size and design, bringing their own nautical flair to the festival.

The Matthew of Bristol is a replica of the 15th century caravel that John Cabot sailed from Bristol to Newfoundland in 1497 and is a much loved part of Bristol’s maritime heritage.

The tug boats John King and Mayflower - believed to be the oldest surviving tug in the world will grace the quaysides.

The Pyronaut will kick off the festival The Matthew every day at noon, this fire boat played an epic role in the World War Two blitz. Windrush, a celebration by The MV Balmoral, one of the last Nova Primary. surviving ships of its type is a member of the National Historic Fleet and And finally, 2019 will see the return will be moored along Hotwells Road of the Shipshape and Best Dressed to welcome visitors onboard to Boat Competition where vessels of explore the 1949 vessel and current all shapes and sizes will be asked to exhibitions, including Shipping 2050, attend the festival in their best finery young people’s designs for concept extending all of the colour of the ships for the future and Empire festival onto the water.

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119 Cheddar Water A5.indd 1 1/9/13 11:20:16 Spoken Word at Cathedral Walk Presented by Rebecca Tantony The eloquent, expressive and always entertaining Spoken Word stage is in its second year at Cathedral Walk.

our hosts for the weekend are Bristol-based poet and Y writer Rebecca Tantony; who recently published her third collection of poetry Singing My Mother’s Song and writer, poet and photographer Lydia Beardmore; who has performed at all kinds of venues including The Royal Albert Hall, Bristol Old Vic and Malaika the . Don’t miss your chance to watch Across the two day programme the Sophie Thakur who has captivated hosts will be offering an incredibly audiences globally at events organised diverse range of performers. Donna by the Guardian, the Royal Family, Nike Williams using British Sign Language and the Liberal Democrat and Labour was voted one of Bristol’s 100 most Party to name a few! Or perhaps you’d influential black women, Malaika like to watch award-winning poet Joelle Kegode will tell us how to find beauty Taylor, the National Portrait Gallery and hope through her powerful work. has commissioned a painting of her as part of their 2019 exhibition of contemporary poets or Dizraeli who has built himself a cult following around Europe and played to audiences around the world.

If you ask it nicely, the Poetry Machine, under the watchful eye of poet, producer and workshop leader Beth Tanya Muneera Calverley will create your very own unique typed poem to take home!

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Tiny Toes Ballet Trinity, Basement Studios, ACE and Saturday 20th July 11.00am funded by Youth Music that provides life An interactive pre-school ballet changing music-making experiences for performance led by Miss Daisy. young people in Bristol.

BollyRed Dance Company Dance Extreme BS13/Storm Saturday 20th July 11.45am Saturday 20th July 3.30pm Bollywood dance with a twist Bristol based dance group.

Urban Cookie: 2 O’Clock Beauty Queens Dance Zumba Gold Saturday 20th July 3.50pm Saturday 20th July 12.15pm Fun, freedom and fabulousness. Bold Bristol based fitness community taking pop moves from the 80s and 90s you through an awesome workout. Tiger Stripes Jungle Fitness Gerry’s Attic Dance Company Saturday 20th July 4.05pm Saturday 20th July 12.50pm Strengthen your heart, uplift your mind, Senior dance company based melt calories and tone up as you dance at . Bristol Salsa Ladies Elemental Storytelling Styling Team & Music with Kabbo Saturday 20th July 4.20pm Saturday 20th July 1.10pm Have fun learning to Salsa dance! Activist and storyteller. Sublime Dance Troupe Making Tracks Youth Music Saturday 20th July 4.30pm Saturday 20th July 2.20pm Bristol’s leading street and commercial A collaborative partnership between dance company for adults.

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 27 Rise Youth Dance Original Spinners Saturday 20th July 4.40pm Sunday 21st July 1.25pm Bristol based youth dance company Clown, dance and improvisation providing citywide training, access and company! progression for young dancers. Funk Supreme Hype Dance Sunday 21st July 1.40pm Saturday 20th July 5.00pm Bringing the social elements of street Community street dance group based dance to the stage, utilising foundations in Bristol, who train weekly at Trinity from Locking, Funk Socials, Hip Hop Socials, House and Dancehall. Swing Dance Bristol and Swing Riot Angels Dance Academy Saturday 20th July 5.20pm Sunday 21st July 3.05pm The Bristol Swing Riot and Swing Dance Family of young dancers from across Bristol schools run weekly classes and Bristol who compete all over the world! weekend workshops in Lindy Hop and other swing dance styles. Cabaret and Drag Dance Show Sunday 21st July 2.00pm Diddi Dance Eat Sleep Drag Repeat strut their stuff. Sunday 21st July 11am Expect sass levels off the charts. Funky dance for preschoolers. Piloxercise Dancin Tots Sunday 21st July 3.20pm Sunday 21st July 11.45am Intense and original fitness fusion Fun ‘stay and sway’ session for babies programme set to Afro-Caribbean and and toddlers. Interactive. Latin music.

Afon Sistema - DMAC Presents: African Dance, Brazilian Dance in Bristol Tribu13 Zumba and Drumming Sunday 21st July 12.20pm Sunday 21st July 3.40pm Easton-based community music group, Come and experience Dance Music fuse music from Brazil with rhythms and Arts Collective’s participatory showcase songs from around the world. of drumming, African dance and Zumba

Mumtaz Dance Company - Ceilidh Dance with Mr Medler Bollywood Dance Sunday 21st July 5.00pm Sunday 21st July 1.10pm Interactive Ceilidh dance explained Bollywood dance class suitable step by step, perfect for all ages for everyone. and abilities!

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30 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback The Centre Stage at Cascade Steps Presented by Jelli Records Get ready to find your new favourite musician thanks to the fantastic lineup Jelli Records have put together for the Centre Stage at Cascade Steps.

The Dockside Stage Presented by Thekla Thekla itself has sailed away for Punk Rock Aerobics summer (and essential repairs) but luckily for us the team have still artists, music performers and music been able to put together a fantastic producers currently studying at the lineup for the Dockside Stage at the college alongside performances from Grove outside. students currently working with Bristol Music Trust. The Discovery Stage Presented by Access Creative Grain Barge Stage College Presented by Grain Barge This year the Discovery Stage will One of Bristol’s best loved venues, be programmed by Access Creative the Grain Barge will be hosting its College, formerly Access to Music. usual eclectic mix of live music during The stage will be filled with vocal the Harbour Festival Weekend. With a massive mix of styles on offer, this waterside music stage will feature the likes of Cousin Kula, Dukes of Mumbai, Soma Soma and much, much more.

The Louisiana (Fringe) The Louisiana has been championing live music for decades now and over the years has played host to many a legend in the making. Definitely one of the coolest venues in the city, there’s every chance you might just see the next big thing right here at Harbour Festival.

Sheelanagig See page 39 for full music listings.

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 31 Elsewhere Still haven’t had your fill of Harbour Festival? Luckily there’s plenty of other attractions to keep you entertained throughout the weekend!

Aargh! Pirate Walkabout Saturday 11.30am - 1.00pm, 2.00pm - 3.30pm and 4.30pm - 6.00pm It’s a pirate’s life for these walkabout acts! These two gliding pirates will be on the search for treasure and adventures as they sail atop miniature galleons. Celebrate the rich history of pirates and ocean explorers and help the pirates find their treasure on their maps. You might even get to take some Ocho the Octopus treasure home…. The Original Spinners CIC Bird Walkabout Saturday 12.30pm - 1.15pm, 2.00pm - 2.45pm and 4.00pm - 4.45pm These beautiful dancing birds are on a mission to share music and movement and make dance accessible for all, while promoting the positive impact dance and play can have on all our wellbeing. The performance will combine music, movement, clowning, puppetry and art and encourage participation. Ocho The Octopus Walkabout Sunday 11.30am - 1.30pm Ocho the Octopus is making a special trip to the Harbour Festival this year to bring the wonder of sea-life to dry land. The huge 4 metre tall, 7 metre wide The Legendary Stilt Company inflatable octopus will roam the festival with its 8 independently articulated legs

32 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback Aargh Pirate Walkabout

The Ark - Creative Workshops For 1.30pm and 3.30pm - 4.00pm Children All ages will be captivated by the Adjacent to Harbour Mer People! After being picked up All day Saturday and Sunday in a fishing accident off the coast of Your little ones will love getting involved Swansea, Melody the mermaid is out with these maritime themed workshops to explore the land on the shoulders of and performances! They’re perfect for her short-sighted fisherman Bert. With children aged 4 -12 years. golden skin and fire red hair, Melody is on a mission to seduce, captivate Legendary Stilt Company present and delight. Tired and tipsy, Bert is on the Mer People a mission not to fall over. Come across Walkabout this odd couple and shenanigans Saturday and Sunday 1.00pm - ensue… if you’re lucky!

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Queen Square An experience for the nostrils as much as the taste buds, no visit to Bristol Harbour Festival is complete without a stroll around the Market in Queen Square.

With a fantastic aray of stalls from across France, Italy, Spain and Germany you can find olives, fresh bread, cheese and fresh fruit, tartiflette, paella and crepes alongside traditional gifts and crafts, including gorgeous handmade soaps and ceramics.

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Registered Educational Charity — bathandbristolphilosophy.org Narrow Quay Listen to the sounds of the Harbour Festival’s live performers as you browse the sights of Narrow Quay’s market and exhibition area. It boasts a fantastic Young Bristol Tea Tent variety of stalls from artisan coffee, The Harbour Festival’s official charity, gourmet burgers, Indian street food and Young Bristol present the Tea Rooms! jerk chicken. Young Bristol is a youth-driven charity that works to offer a choice of Hannover Quay opportunities and experiences for all Explore the experiential stands along young people. You can find their Tea Hannover Quay including Crew Tent between Hannover Quay and the Clothing’s timeless collection inspired Amphitheatre on the Harbourside where by the British coast, or head over volunteers will be serving up slices of to Bonne Maman for a taste of their delicious home-baked cake and hot delicious fruit conserves, marmalades, cups of tea and coffee. desserts, cakes and biscuits.

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 37 from Castle Park. It hires out a mixture Accessibility of equipment including electric scooters and manual wheelchairs. Up to five Toilets hours’ free parking in Accessible toilets are located at every car park is included with the hire of toilet block throughout the festival site. equipment. For full details please visit There will be a changing place toilet at www.bristolshopmobility.co.uk. To book the MShed and a Mobiloo in Millennium please contact Bristol Shopmobility Square. directly on 0117 955 9083 or email: [email protected] British sign language Interpreters will be located on the Respite area Circus Stage, Dance Stage and in the There is a designated area in for Spoken Word Tent across the weekend. those requiring a break from the action- All interpreters have met the criteria to packed programme of events. register as full members of NRCDP/ ASLI/ VLP. Sensory area The team from WECIL and SENSE Parking will once again join forces to provide Blue Badge holders are able to park free sensory play and inclusive workshops of charge all day in any on-street pay for young with disabilites and learning and display bays within the Bristol city difficulties and their families in Millennium boundary. (This will not apply to roads Square. The space will host a variety of that have been closed for the Harbour workshops, providing the perfect place to Festival.) There is also paid parking have fun, learn about local services and available at various locations. take a break from the busy festival.

Viewing Areas Getting around There is a raised viewing area for access The following information may help in planning plus one companion at the Amphitheatre your day: Queen Square to Brunel’s ss Great Britain Stage, as well as designated viewing 0.63 miles; approx. 15 minutes areas for access plus one companion in Queen Square to Millennium Square Millennium Square and Queen Square. 0.53 miles; approx. 5 minutes Millennium Square to Brunel’s ss Great Britain These will be stewarded and run on a 0.64 miles; approx. 10 minutes via ferry first come first serve basis. Please note Queen Square to Cathedral Walk chairs are not provided. 0.5 miles; approx. 10 minutes Temple Meads Train Station to: Queen Square 0.68 miles; approx. 15 minutes Mobility scooters Brunel’s ss Great Britain 1.22 miles; approx. Bristol Shopmobility is based in Cabot 25 minutes Circus car park approximately 0.2 miles Millennium Square 1.22 miles; approx. 20 minutes

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Saturday 20 July

BRISTOL MUSIC STAGE AT THE AMPHITHEATRE Make sure you get down bright and early to enjoy the Ambling Band as they walkabout before the stage opens. DJ Ru Robertson will be playing a selection of contemporary soul and world dance Rob Smith music and co-comperes Tony Benjamin and BCFM’s Pat Hart will be guiding you through the proceedings. Bristol Community Big Band 12.45pm Swing and funk classics led by trumpeter Jonny Bruce.

The Hucklebuck 2.00pm Classic blues played with class

Camo Clave 3.15pm Dazzling contemporary Cumbia music.

Phantom Ensemble feat. MC Res One 4.30pm Modern hip hop beats meet jazz and electronics.

Matuki 5.45pm Afrobeat, reggae fusion collective led by Ebou Sangare.

Doreen Doreen 7.15pm Bristol’s legendary soul and RnB party band.

Rob Smith RSD feat. MC Joe Peng 8.45pm One of Bristol’s greatest ever producers and Doreen Doreen DJs to round off the evening

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 39 Bristol Harbour festival & Thatchers Cider Two great things to come out of somerset. MUSIC TIMETABLE: SATURDAY 20 of party covers and original songs inspired BRUNEL STAGE by artists such as Bob Marley & The Wailers, - SS GREAT BRITAIN Jimmy Cliff and Toots And The Maytals.

Frampton Shantymen 11.00am Beacon Rise 5.00pm The Frampton Shantymen are a bunch of mates A fresh original band with a rock/pop sound, who met many years ago through the Frampton hailing from Bristol. Cotterell Male Voice Choir. 100% of the funds they raise are donated to charity! Expect sea CENTRE STAGE shanties and plenty of hearty harmonies. - CASCADE STEPS

Samba 12.00pm The Great Sea Choir 12.00pm Batala Bristol Samba Reggae Drumming Band, The Great Sea Choir, directed by musician part of the worldwide Batala family with its Heg Brignall, are a forty strong acappella choir origins in Bahia, Brazil, has been entertaining performing complex arrangements of folk and and enthralling crowds in Bristol and around contemporary music. the South-West regularly since their formation in 2011. Come to share the excitement and the Rosina Keri 12.50pm fun, and dance away! A witty singer/songwriter writing her own brand of passionate, experimental dreamy pop. Ceili 1.00pm The Ceili are a Bristol born and bred three- The Harrisons 1.40pm piece band, playing a lively mix of traditional The Harrison trio blend acoustic guitar, Irish/Celtic acoustic music and folky trombone and vocals in a unique and beguiling arrangements of popular songs. Featuring way, playing blues, country and Americana. Vocals, Guitar, Mandolin, Tenor Banjo, Melodica and Percussion. Barnacle Buoys 2.30pm All the way from North Somerset, this not-for- Gentle Hooligans 2.00pm profit group of acapella sea shanty singers Upper Crust, old time Rock ‘n’ Roll Band from perform across the South West raising money Bristol, fusing elements of Rockabilly, Swing for selected charities including the Children’s and Rhythm & Blues. Hospice South West and the RNLI.

Ji & the Rainbirds 3.00pm A 4-piece band from Bristol, with an up-beat blend of feel-good folk and sun-kissed soul. They’re currently recording their debut EP!

Eden Root’s Reggae Band 4.00pm Barnacle Boys A red hot reggae band performing a range

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MUSIC TIMETABLE: SATURDAY 20

Julu Irvine & Heg Brignall 3.25pm After working together for just a year this folk duo have already firmly made their mark on the folk music scene and are currently working on their debut album.

Mireille Mathlener 4.20pm Sam Brockington Netherlands born and Bristol based this intriguing act has a reputation for striking songs with a captivating, narrative quality. The Rupees 4.30pm Garage rock band from Bristol, expect Laimu 5.15pm a distinctive sound of snarling vocals, Laimu have carved a reputation for themselves in atmosphere defining synthesizers, grizzly the UK live music scene thanks to their carefully guitars and thunderous rock grooves. crafted arrangements led by sultry vocals. Sam Brockington 5.30pm DOCKSIDE STAGE - THEKLA Singer/songwriter Sam Brockington has already drawn comparisons with fellow X-Ray Spexercise - BIMM Bristol student George Ezra. BBC Punk Rock Aerobics 2pm Introducing’s Sam Bonham praised him as “a Sweat out your stress and jump around to a fantastic vocal talent with stand out lyrics and classic punk playlist with a workout that fuses huge potential.” punk dance moves with aerobic and muscle toning exercise. Farebrother 6.30pm Bath-based indie rock quartet Farebrother Hush Mozey 3.30pm spent 2018 developing their sound at the BIMM Bristol graduates Hush Mozey will be legendary Rockfield Studios. playing their mix of ska, punk and garage that they like to call ‘drowsy rock and roll.’ Joe Probert 7.30pm Bristolian singer/songwriter Joe Probert has been carving out his own brand of super cool soul.

Katy J Pearson 8.30pm Katy J Pearson first explored songwriting as one half of dream-pop duo Ardyn, now she’s combining her unique voice and knack for

Hush Mozey catchy melodies on her solo project which has just signed to Heavenly Recordings.

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 43 MUSIC TIMETABLE: SATURDAY 20 emerges blinking into the light, doused in glitter and soaked in gin.

Mono Dots 16:30pm Mono Dots are a minimal, glitch riffing, DIY Lofi, new wave Bristol three piece making music out of nothing and no time. Riot grrrl, poundland

Ant Noel & The Peabody Drakes electronica!

Mustard Allegro 17:30pm GRAIN BARGE STAGE (FRINGE) Crazy Name, Crazy Band. Surf Beats, odd time signatures, eccentric tunes and Compered by Gary Smith, the Grain barge a recent expansion into the realms of irony- features everything from shimmering slide guitar, fuelled free jazz. Mustard Allegro are trumpeting troubadours, surf rock and sun- Bonkers Surf Surealists. soaked beats. Sit back, grab a drink and enjoy. Cousin Kula 18:45pm DJ All Killer No Filler 12.00pm All meeting as highly active members of Alternative music played before and between Bristol’s progressive jazz music scene, Cousin bands all day! Kula bonded over their shared love for an eclectic range of music from pop and psych Leo James 12.45pm through to prog, disco & afrobeat. A soulful mix of warm husky vocals, intricate finger style guitar and shimmering slide guitar John E Vistic Rock ‘n’ Roll work accompanying skilfully written songs, Soundsystem 8:00pm drawing influence from past and present The John E Vistic Rock ‘N’ Roll Sound System musicians from both sides of the Atlantic. are a Bristol based dark garage rock n roll band, consisting of John E Vistic (Vocals, Ant Noel & The Peabody Drakes Trombone etc), Rob Norbury (Lead Guitars), 2:00pm Mike Crawford (Sax and Guitars), Double G A melting-pot of styles, anything from Classic (Bass), and Dan Clibery. (Drums). Rock to Celtic, Klezmer, Americana or Cajun. Lively and upbeat, these are songs of travel, Hold Bar 9:30pm ale and coffee drinking, french love stories and Dukes of Mumbai Famous for serving up a red- west country rambles! hot, riff-tastic display of raw surf instrumentals by such legends as Dick Dale and Link Wray The Gin Birkins 3:15pm (among many others), the Dukes of Mumbai are Superfuzz lovers recording woozy reverb- guaranteed to get the party started and elevate drenched bedroom pop that stumbles through the street credibility of everyone who falls under Psychedelia, Grunge, Yé-yé and Shoegaze...and their spell.

44 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback TIMETABLE swing, Celtic traditional music and high-octane Sunday 21st July stagecraft to the harbourside.

BRISTOL MUSIC STAGE AT BRUNEL STAGE THE AMPHITHEATRE -SS GREAT BRITAIN Things start early again with the Brass Junkies bringing the modern sound of New The South Wales Clarinet Choir 11am Orleans street bands to the Amphitheatre Formed in 2005, the South Wales Clarinet to get the stage warmed up! Legend of Choir features 20 musicians including the Bristol music scene and owner of But professional clarinettists, music teachers and Wanted Records in St Nick’s Market DJ accomplished players. John Stapleton will be playing his selection of vinyl delights. Tony Benjamin and Pat North Somerset Samba 12.00pm Hart will be guiding you through the A 20 strong contingent of Samba players musical proceedings. harking from North Somerset, providing an upbeat selection of Reggae-style pieces inspired by the Rio Carnival. Tan Teddy 12:00pm A Bristol based collective dedicated to Bee Bakare 1.00pm celebrating and sharing Jamaican culture Deeply heart-felt lyrics and a soulful pop through song. powerhouse. Nigeria-born British singer- songwriter, Bee Bakare is the host of her own Nuala Honan 1.10pm thriving music nights and a Judge on BBC This Bristol based Australian singer-songwriter One’s “All together now.” is relaunching with a folk-rock sound and a cracking new band. ZYLA 2.00pm Bristol six-piece ZYLA bring you their own Amodou Diagne & Yakar 2.20pm blend of soul-infused tea funk. Their love of Senegalese rhythms meet modern blues and groove-driven music takes inspiration from the funk with this incredible group of musicians. likes of Prince, The Internet and D’Angelo, plus a host of classic 90’s RnB. Dizraeli 3.30pm Bristol born slam poet, rapper, multi- Sol Feo 3.00pm instrumentalist and sometime singer taking Sol Feo bring a fusion of genres to the table hiphop to new terrains Dizraeli will perform with - with their songs blending elements of rock, his new jazz-tinged band. funk, grunge, metal and folk music.

Sheelanagig 5.00pm Baraka 4.00pm One of the city’s greatest festival party bands Baraka is edgy, experimental and innovative are bringing their distinctive blend of Balkan without losing sight of the fact that

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 45 MUSIC TIMETABLE: SUNDAY 21

Jazz The Two Of Us 3.25pm Ross Gray and Mike Cooper will be playing their own brand of jazz classics with a pop twist.

Maaike Siegerist 4.20pm An award-winning dutch singer-songwriter playing swinging jazz and dark folk. Luke Marshall Black

Sounds Of Harlowe 5.15pm entertainment is the key. They’re made up of a A grunge soul collective blending elements of unique combination of musicians from Ghana, soul, hip-hop, meal and jazz. Senegal, Dominica and Trinidad. DOCKSIDE STAGE (THEKLA) Beacon Rise 5pm A fresh, original band with a rock/pop sound Gabriel Templar 1.00pm hailing from Bristol. An indie pop artist based in Bristol with his own creative and imaginative style. CENTRE STAGE AT CASCADE STEPS Luke Marshall Black 2.00pm Glaswegian singer/songwriter Luke Marshall Storm Force 10 12.00pm Black released his debut single ‘Losing Sleep’ A shanty band performing both traditional and earlier this year. new sea songs. Richard the Fourth 3.00pm Jodie Mellor 12.50pm Expect neo soul and slow funk from this up and Jodie has already built up a strong following coming multi-instrumentalist. on YouTube thanks to her stunning covers of chart toppers. RVBY 4.00pm RVBY is a 19 year old singer-songwriter Bristol Sea Slugs 1.40pm hailing from just outside Bristol. Her quirky Formed in 2018, this four piece shanty/folk pop sound combines clever lyrics with band are well known for their nautical nonsense catchy rhythms. and heartwarming sea faring charm. AGATA 5.00pm Charlie Limm 2.30pm AGATA moved to the UK at just 19 to pursue Originally from Somerset this actor, composer her musical career. Her music is a dream-diary and musician is bringing her haunting vocals, of a migrant, her songs filled equally with hope, guitar and flute to the harbourside festival. yearning, and deep melancholy.

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MUSIC TIMETABLE: SUNDAY 21

Imprints 6.00pm A gypsy/pirate/folk-rock band based in Bristol providing a high-octane, frantic yet focused spin on the current folk-rock genre.

GRAIN BARGE STAGE (FRINGE)

Andi Skellam 1:00pm A Lo-Fi troubadour, Andi is sometimes billed as the Fingerless Hoodlum, and in fact possess some of the nimblest guitar and banjo-picking digits currently to be found pretty much anywhere.

Eyebrow 2:00pm Eyebrow is a trumpet and drums duo based in Bristol. Formed in 2009, its music evolves out of improvisations which are reassembled into structured pieces with an unexpectedly cinematic sweep, like journeys through slowly changing landscapes.

Goodrich 3:15pm Eyebrow Canada’s loss was Bristol’s gain when this singer/songwriter pitched his tent among us and became part of our music world. Stanlaey 4:30pm Combining lyrical poetry with restrained country The music of STANLÆY has been influenced and rock influenced music the results are often by a diverse genre pool of folk, jazz and cosmic soulful and always compelling. atmospheres, drawing inspiration from artists such as Joanna Newsom, The Dirty Projectors and Sigur Rós.

Soma Soma 6:00pm Sun-soaked compositions, groovy beats and contagious horn lines that will transport you to sunnier climes and contagiously get the whole room dancing! Expect to dance from start to

Soma Soma finish and sing along (even if you can’t speak Portuguese) to their captivating melodies.

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12.50pm Gerry’s Attic Dance SUNDAY 21 JULY Company 11.00am Diddi Dance 1:10pm Elemental Storytelling & Music with Kabbo 11.45am Dancin Tots

2.00pm Making Tracks Youth Music 12.20pm Afon Sistema (Brazilian Dance in Bristol) 3.15pm Dance Extreme BS13/Storm 1.10pm Mumtaz Dance Company - 3.35pm 2 O’Clock Beauty Queens Bollywood Dance

4.05pm Tiger Stripes Jungle Fitness 1.25pm Original Spinners

4.20pm Bristol Salsa Ladies Styling 1.40pm Funk Supreme Team 2.00pm Cabaret and Drag Dance 4.30pm Sublime Dance Troupe Show by Eat Sleep Drag Repeat 4.40pm Rise Youth Dance 3.05pm Angels Dance Academy 5.00pm Hype Dance 3.10pm Piloxercise 5.20pm Swing Dance Bristol and Swing Riot 3.40pm DMAC Presents: African Dance, Tribu13 Zumba and Drumming

5.00pm Ceilidh Dance with Mr Medler

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 51 The Circus Playground Timetable All times refer to Saturday and Sunday unless otherwise stated

Marky Jay - Compere and Street Theatre 11am - 6:00pm

A.P.E Project CIC Mobile Adventure Playground 11am - 5.00pm Baby Racing

Bocadalupa Arts - Bee Garden Photography © Joe Clarke 11am - 5.00pm Giddy Kipper: Sloth Time 11.45am Avon Valley Adventure and Wildlife Park Bonetics 11am - 5.00pm 11.45am

Avon Wildlife Trust / SWWFL Tiny Little Clouds Theatre 11-5.00pm ‘How to Build a Rainbow’ 11.45am Sounds Right Phonics Bristol On the hour from 11.00am to 4.00pm Circomedia - Circus Workshops 11.45am Babel Babies On the half hour from 11.30am to 4.30pm Don’t Drop the Beat - live drumming and juggling Bristol Taiko 12.00pm Traditional Japanese drumming 11.00am Above & Beyond Mini Flying Trapeze Rig Bubblina 12.30pm 11.00am / 12.45pm / 3.00pm / 5.00pm Dragonbird Theatre - Baby Racing! Pyjama Island 11.15am, 1.00pm, 3.30pm 12.45pm

Circomedia Angie Mack ‘The Super Hooper BTEC student showcase Hula Hooping Street Show’ 11.30am 12.45pm

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Angie Mack - have a go Angie Mack - ‘The Super Hooper Hula Hoop workshop Hula Hooping Street Show’ 1.15pm 3.15pm

Korri Aulakh - Dragonbird Theatre - ‘Pyjama Island’ Swinging Trapeze 3.15pm 1.15pm Angie Mack - have a go Rob Lewis - Cello Hula Hoop workshop 1.20pm 3.45pm

Cirque Bijou and Extraordinary Circus Stars Frome Bodies presents: Duo Trapeze Youth Circus Showcase with Tilly & Jonny 3.45pm 1.30pm Fraser Hooper - Clown - ‘Boxing’ King Edmunds Acrobatic Club 4.00pm 1.40pm Giddy Kipper: Sloth Time Bonetics 4.00pm 1.45pm Tiny Little Clouds Theatre Giddy Kipper: Sloth Time How to Build a Rainbow 1.45pm 4.30pm

Circomedia – Foundation Degree and Circomedia – Youth Circus Showcase BA Student Showcase 4.45pm 2.00pm Men in Slacks - Circus Highline Show Circomedia - Circus Workshops 5.00pm 2.15pm Tilly Lee Kronick - ‘Dancing in the Air’ Fraser Hooper - Clown - ‘Boxing’ 5.30pm 2.15pm Bonetics Tiny Little Clouds Theatre 5.45pm ‘How to Build a Rainbow’ 2.15pm Cirque Bijou presents: ‘Harmonic’ 5.40pm Above & Beyond - Mini Flying Trapeze Rig The Brass Disciples 3.00pm 5.50pm

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 53 TIMETABLE Spoken Word at Cathedral Walk

Presented by 1.00PM - 2.00PM Rebecca Tantony YONIVERSE TAKEOVER Shagufta. K Iqbal 1.00pm–1.20pm Saturday 20 July Founder of The YoniVerse Poetry Collective and co-founder of Bristol’s Kiota Project. Poetry Machine Her poetry collection Jam is For Girls, Girls 11.30am - 12.00pm Get Jam has been recommended by Nikesh Beth Calverley will craft a free poem for you Shukla as a ‘social political masterclass.’ with her typewriter! It’s the perfect memento of your visit to Harbour Festival. Sophie Thakur 1.20pm–1.40pm Sophie was the first poet to give two TED talks before the age of 20. She pushes 12 NOON - 1.00PM the boundaries of poetry and literature to SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE inspire audiences.

Isadora Vibes 12.00pm–12.15pm Afshan D’Souza-Lodhi Artistic Director of the award-winning punk 1.40pm–2.00pm guerrilla theatre company Dada for Girls. Her Afshan is the Editor in Chief of the Common debut poetry collection Soak was published Sense Network. She was recently commissioned in 2018. to write and direct a short film for Channel 4.

Donna Williams 12.15pm–12.30pm A deaf poet who uses British Sign Language. Joelle Taylor Guest Artist Her poems cover many themes from 2.00pm - 2.30pm bilingualism to identity to her beloved cats. Joelle’s writing has been anthologised widely in English, Portuguese, Polish, Finnish, Arabic Pascal Vine 12.30pm–12.45pm and Ndebele; and her work is a Subject for One third of the team behind Meta Slam Study on the OCR GCSE English syllabus., in Bristol. Pascal enjoys describing the whose most recent collection of poetry The world around them in the touchiest-feeliest Woman Who Was Not There was described by way possible. Benjamin Zephaniah as ‘poetry with purpose

Malaika Kegode 12.45pm–1.00pm Poetry Machine In 2018 Malaika was included in Bristol’s 2.30pm - 2.50pm MBE Power list. Her debut poetry collection Beth and her Poetry Machine will be here Requite was published in 2017 delighting adults and children alike.

54 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback SPOKEN WORD TIMETABLE: SATURDAY 20

2.50PM - 4.30PM Rebecca Tantony & SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE Dominie Hooper 4:30 - 5.00pm 1990s Chris 2.50pm–3.10pm Poet Rebecca Tantony and singer, cellist and A queer, working class poet, Chris is currently theatre musician Dominie Hooper will take a BBC New creative and writer at Neoteric you on a poetic and musical journey exploring Dance Company. the roles of ancestry and lineage.

Melanie Branton 3.10pm–3.30pm Melanie’s second collection of poetry Can You See Where I’m Coming From? Was published in 2018. She’s qualified for three national poetry slam finals.

Connor Macleod 3.30pm–3.50pm Connor is a national slam finalist, a Bristol Old Vic playwright, a Master of Research into spoken word education and very tired most of the time.

Birdspeed 3.50pm–4.10pm Birdspeed is well known across the UK and America for her ability to effortlessly weave together storytelling and movement.

Tom Sastry 4.10pm–4.30pm In 2016, Carol Ann Duffy chose Tom Sastry as one of the 2016 Laureate’s Choice poets and was Poet in Residence at the 2019 Lyra Tom Sastry Bristol Poetry Festival

Joelle Taylor Sophie Thakur

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Poetry Machine Lawrence Hoo 2.00pm–2.20pm 11.30am - 12.00pm Laurence Hoo, was Ujima Radio’s poet in Ask the Poetry Machine, with its whimsical residence and is currently developing an flagpole, umbrella and bubble engine for your art installation with 8th Sense Media. He very own free poem! explores the impact of social imbalance on minority communities

12.00 NOON - 1.00PM Splitz P 2.20pm–2.40pm SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE Joel Douglas aka Splitz P, a Jamaican Pakistani, uses melody and spoken word to Josie Alford 12.00pm–12.20pm engage communities. He has appeared on Workshop coordinator and host of Hammer several live platforms including Ujima Radio and Tongue Bristol presents a sequinned, and Bristol Old Vic. Spice Girl inspired, pop culture reference filled, infectious performance. Tanya Muneera Williams 2.40pm–3.00pm Chris White 12.20pm–12.40pm Born and raised in Bristol, Tanya Muneera Chris is the current Exeter Slam Champion, Williams is half of the Poetic Pilgrimage duo an associate artist of Theatre Royal who have previously supported artists such Plymouth and the host as Talib Kweli and K’naan. of Exeter’s Spork! Craft-D featuring Guest Artist - Deanna Rodger Chris Richard Beale 12.40pm–1.00pm 3.00pm - 3.30pm Spoken word poet, rapper, writer and International writer, performer and facilitator Resident Bristol Boat poet, Craft-D aims to Deanna Rodger won the UK Poetry Slam aged bridge the gap between traditional poetry just 18! Her collection of performance poems I and contemporary hip-hop. Did It Too is out now.

Guest Slot Dizraeli 1.00pm–1.30pm Poet, singer, MC and multi-instrumentalist Dizreali is releasing his first self-produced album The Unmaster this year. Poetry Machine 1.30pm - 2.00pm Beth Calverley will ask you a few questions and create a unique, heart-warming poem within Deanna Rodger minutes for you to take home!

56 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback 3.30PM - 3.45PM 3.45PM - 4.30PM BATH SPA UNIVERSITY POETRY SOUTH WEST SHOWCASE SHOWCASE - THE NEXT GENERATION Stephen Lightbown 3.45pm–4.00pm Poet and disability activist Stephen Lightbown Meg Baxter published his debut poetry collection Only Air Meg Baxter uses the surreal, sensory and earlier this year. unexpected to explore the small, strange, sadnesses of everyday life. Bath Calverley 4.00pm–4.15pm Poet, creative coach, and founder of The Holly Moberley Poetry Machine works as Poet in Residence Holly started performing over a year ago at South Bristol Community Hospital and co- and similarly to any healthy addiction hasn’t produces Milk Poetry. stopped since, pondering life in all its intricacies within her verse. Saili Katebe 4.15pm–4.30pm Zambian born writer, actor and performer Sofia Kaniklide Saili Katebe uses art and poetry to guide him Prepare yourself for Sofia’s off the wall across the country. He writes under the pen combination of serious topics, comedy name ‘The Blissful Nomad.’ and poetry.

Georgia Stride Toby Thompson 4.30pm–5.00pm Georgia’s been performing her poetry for Toby Thomson was crowned Glastonbury three years and was involved in Bristol Poetry Poetry Slam champion at the tender age of Festival, LYRA and Shindig festival earlier 17. He’s since performed at many festivals this year. and venues such as Latitude and the Royal Albert Hall

Thompson Stephen Lightbown

visit www.bristolharbourfestival.co.uk for more 57 Useful Information Travelling to the festival money and hassle. Go to lifeshare.com Help us make the event greener for more information and travel by bike or on foot. Visit travelwest.info to plan your travel. Ferries There are a number of ferry operators Park and ride providing trips around Bristol’s The city’s park and ride services will historic Harbourside. For further be operating as normal during the information on times and prices please festival weekend Visit travelbristol.org/ contact the operators directly: Bristol parkandride for more information. Ferry Boat Company (bristolferry. com), Bristol Packet (bristolpacket. Buses co.uk), or Number Seven Boat Trips All regular services from Broad Quay (numbersevenboattrips.co.uk). (except those termination there) will be diverted to stops on Baldwin Street. Travelling around the festival A one-way pedestrian system will Lift sharing operate at peak times across Pero’s Share a lift with others to make best Bridge from Anchor Square to Queen use of car journeys: a great way to Square will be via Cascade Steps. reduce traffic to the festival and save Lost children There are three lost children points: Waterfront Square, Queen Square and Castle Park

Medical There is site-wide medical provision from St John Ambulance. If you need medical attention while on site, speak to a member of security or staff who will assist you.

58 Event brought to you by Bristol City Council / www.bristol.gov.uk/harbourfeedback Lost property Report any lost or found property to the site offi ce at 59 Prince Street, BS1 4QH.

Access Wheelchair accessible toilets are located at every toilet block throughout the festival site. Disabled parking Blue Badge holders can park free of charge all day in any on-street pay and display bays within the Bristol city boundary. (This will not apply to roads that have been closed for the Harbour Festival).

Recycling Let’s work together to keep glass the right recycling stream and not into off the grass! As part of our ongoing landfi ll. Better still, take everything you commitment to sustainability, all our can with you when you go. traders are encouraged to use Our call to action is: ‘Keep glass off the Bristol Pound cashpoints grass.’ All our traders are encouraged to The Bristol Pound stays in the city and use environmentally friendly packaging supports local businesses. You can fi nd and food wrappings but a lot of glass three Bristol Pound cash points around bottles still make their way in from city the festival site: , Little centre shops. If you are intending to Victories on Wapping Wharf and Bristol bring drinks along with you, please try Tourist Information Centre, E Shed, to use cans or plastic bottles. Please Canons Road, YHA, 14 Narrow Quay put your waste in the correct bin. You will fi nd clearly marked bins across the Tourist Information festival for cans, plastic, bottles, glass Advice on a range of services is and all other waste. By using the correct available, alongside up-to-the-minute bin, we can send your waste straight into travel info and general help on how to make the most of visiting Bristol. Bristol Tourist Information Centre is located at Keep Plastic Straws E-Shed, 1 Canons Road, Bristol, BS1 out of the Festival! 5TX, open daily 10am - 5pm.

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Sponsors & Thanks Bristol City Council Culture Team would like to say a big thank you to the many organisations and individuals who support the Bristol Harbour Festival

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