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Black History Month Booklet 2015 5 1 0 2 - 9 3 31 Bristol Shopmobility 9 1 Open 7 days a week E Based in Cabot Circus Car Park B M l Open daily 10 am – 4.30 pm l e £1 per hour or £5 per day b p ACCESS m a C Bristol Shopmobility are a charity who provide s wheelchairs and mobility scooters for anyone s e who needs assistance getting around the c n i central shopping areas. We can also provide r P equipment for longer term hire ie for holidays, r attending events or use at home perhaps whilst D recovering from an operation. www.bristolshopmobility.co.uk BLACK HISTORY MONTH EVENTS IN BRISTOL OCTOBER 2015 ExhibitionsWalks MusicTheatre Documents available in other formats: If you would like this information in another language, Braille, audio tape, large print, easy English, BSL video or CD rom or FilmWorkshops plain text please contact: 0117 922 2329 BD7170 Designed and printed by Bristol Design, City Council Compiled by Omar Boothe (BHM Intern) NetworkingRadio Introduction 3 Introduction Black History Month (BHM) is an annual celebration throughout October that acknowledges the importance of African Caribbean culture and history, using a number of events, such as dance, music, film, theatre, talks, workshops and much more, designed for all age groups. BHM has been celebrated widely around the world since the 1920’s, with the United Kingdom starting their own celebrations in 1987. In Bristol, the month of October is about bringing together the many different ethnicities that make up this multicultural city, and a chance to celebrate Contents their contributions to society together, no matter where you live in the city. Every year we use this opportunity to promote knowledge and 4 Theatre understanding of Black History as well as circulating positive information and light on such a diverse community. BHM has also helped to raise awareness 5 Music of Black people and the significance of their cultural heritage, all helping to shape a modern, inclusive multicultural Bristol. 6 Exhibitions, Talks This year we have tried to include more information on the accessibility and Workshops of event locations for people with disabilities. However, if you would like 8 Networking more detailed information on access please visit the website at www.bristol.gov.uk. 9 Film Thank you to all those who have put on events and helped create this 11 Walks programme. We hope that you will enjoy celebrating this exciting month with us and we encourage you to take the challenge of extending these events 11 Other beyond October. 19 Map of Events Venue Location A message from the Mayor… 5 Each colour-coded number As Bristol’s elected Mayor it is a pleasure to support this corresponds to the map on year’s programme of great events celebrating the rich the ‘Your Local Area’ page and diverse culture that African Caribbean communities bring to the City. Venue Access information Wheelchair access Induction loop Introduction 3 Theatre Music 1 TheNow 3 Namvula “Bright, bold and vivid” (fRoots) sounds DATE 1st October DATE 4th October from the Zambian afro-folk performer PLACE acta centre, Gladstone PLACE The Lantern, whose material “[switches] from breathy Street, Bedminster, Colston Hall balladry to stomping jazz-rock” (The Bristol, BS3 3AY TIME 7.30pm Guardian) in one set. Namvula has shared TIME 7.30pm COST £10.75-£12.90 the stage with artists like legendary South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela and COST All Tickets £3.00 incl. booking fee. Buy one, get one free ticket sitar player Anoushka Shankar. ACCESS concessions available from acta office on request - for www.colstonhall.org/shows/namvula/ children, students, OAPs and anyone not able to pay full price. 4 ACCESS the City to take a wry and light- Project Zulu Gala Concert hearted look at the world of 2015 DATE 6th October COST £8.60-£12.90 and the last 30 years. incl. booking fee. Created by the Malcolm X Elders PLACE Colston Hall theatre company. If you’re nostalgic for big hair and ACCESS Wham T-shirts, frustrated at dealing TIME 7.30pm - 10pm (approx.) That was then, this is now... with modern technology, or just fancy The incredible Sithobelumthetho Primary School choir return from the Madadeni welcome to TheNow! a fun night out... Township, South Africa to provide Bristol with another evening of awe-inspiring For our 30th birthday, and the For more info, call acta on talent. Performing their traditional Zulu songs and dances the choir will also be opening of the newly extended acta 0117 9532448 Or visit joined by Bristol’s famous Gurt Lush Choir and UWE Big Band. centre, acta has brought together www.acta-bristol.com community performers from across www.projectzulu.org www.colstonhall.org/shows/project-zulu-gala/ 2 The Outsider – Are You 5 Akua Naru In or Are You Out? DATE 1Oth October PLACE Horfield Quaker Meeting Hall, 300 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8PD With classic boom bap hip-hop sounds, Come share your moments, stories & DATE 16th October TIME Doors open 2pm, start socially conscious rhymes, and jazz-soul experience on exploring the themes 2.30pm – 3.45pm PLACE The Lantern, elements, Akua Naru has accumulated of being “the Outsider”. Then see it Colston Hall rave reviews across the world. With links COST £5/£3 conccession played back by the Black Women’s TIME 7.30pm - 10pm (approx.) to the 90’s hip hop era and acts such as Children under 12 yrs Playback Theatre Company using Lauryn Hill & The Roots, Akua Naru and FREE drama, music and song. Come join COST £12.90 incl. booking fee. her band have a reputation for grabbing ACCESS us and watch improvised theatre for ACCESS audiences and hyping crowds. an entertaining afternoon. Theatre Music Breathing Fire: 07971 520366 [email protected] www.colstonhall.org/shows/akua-naru/ 4 5 6 Bassekou Kouyaté and Ngoni Ba 9 Diversity in Our Communities – A Conversation Evening DATE 20th October COST £16.50 incl. booking fee. PLACE Colston Hall ACCESS DATE 8th October We would like to invite people from all communities living in Bristol to come TIME 8.30pm - 10.30pm (approx.) PLACE Cameron Centre, and take part in an informal open Cameron Walk, Lockleaze space meeting about diversity in our “The best rock’n’roll band in the world” (The Independent) turn up the volume for latest Bristol BS7 9XB offering Ba Power. Led by Malian lute master Bassekou Kouyaté, Ngoni Ba create communities’. Whether you bring with TIME “an extraordinary array of sounds from a spindly metallic plinking to a grinding 7.30pm – 9.30pm you stories of personal experience, or bluesy roar” (The Daily Telegraph). COST FREE questions it would be lovely to have you join us. www.colstonhall.org/shows/ bassekou-kouyate-and-ngoni-ba/ ACCESS 7 Saun & Starr (Daptone) New York label Daptone “has excelled www.bridgesforcommunities.com with the philosophy of late bloomers and DATE 6th October overlooked artists” (Paste), giving artists PLACE The Lantern, Colston Hall like Charles Bradley and Sharon Jones their chance to shine. Continuing the tradition, 10 Forward to Freedom TIME 8pm - 10.30pm (approx.) Daptone releases Look Closer, the debut COST £12.90 incl. booking fee. album from Saundra Williams and Starr ACCESS Duncan Lowe – former backing singers for the aforementioned Ms Jones. Music www.colstonhall.org/shows/saun-and-starr-daptone/ Exhibitions, Talks & Workshops DATE Until 16th October COST FREE donations welcome 8 Ancient Egypt: Life and Death PLACE Bristol Record Office ACCESS DATE 1st October TIME Tuesday - Friday 9.30am - 4.30pm PLACE Bristol Museum (Open until 7pm on the first two Thursdays of each month). & Art Gallery Saturday 10am - 4pm TIME 1.15pm - 1.45pm ‘Forward to Freedom’ explores the fight to end apartheid, across Britain and here COST FREE in Bristol. Discover how the British anti-apartheid movement, including Bristol’s ACCESS Action for Southern Africa group, campaigned to support the people of South Africa in their struggle against oppression. Find out about life and death in Egypt through the collections on display The exhibition includes photos and papers from the archive of Bristol’s Action and the thinking behind the displays for Southern Africa group. Part of ‘Know Your Bristol’ on the Move, an AHRC during this fascinating lunchtime talk. community partnership project led by the University of Bristol. knowyourbristol.org Exhibitions, Talks and Workshops www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/bristol-museum-and-art-gallery/ www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/bristol-record-office/ Exhibitions, Talks and Workshops 6 7 11 13 Renewal Choir - Gospel Workshop Celebrate Black History Month Dinner & Dance DATE DATE 18th October 8th October PLACE Arnolfini, Auditorium, PLACE Harveys Cellars, 12 Denmark 16 Narrow Quay, Street, Bristol BS1 5DQ Avon and Somerset Black Police Association (BPA) in association with The Bristol Manifesto Team invites you to Bristol BS1 4QA TIME 7pm - Late Celebrate Black History Month Dinner & Dance TIME @ 3.30pm – 6pm COST £20 per person Avon and Somerset Black Police Association (BPA) in association with The Bristol Manifesto Team invites you to COST donations welcome FREE ACCESS Celebrate Black History Month Dinner & Dance @ ACCESS http://www.harveyscellars.co.uk/ Harveys Cellars, 12 Denmark Street, Bristol BS1 5DQ On the 8th October 2015 from 7pm-Late Avon and Somerset Black Police Association (BPA)Tickets are in £20 http://www.harveyscellars.co.uk/ perassociation person and must be booked with through:- The Bristol Claire Judd – General Manager Manifesto invites you to Celebrate Black History MonthHarveysCall Cellars, 0117 Dinner12 929 Denmark 4812 or Street, 07767361549 & Bristol Dance BS1 5DQ on the 8th Email - Come and share the Gospel experience with a performance and gospel singing On the 8th October 2015 from 7pm-Late Oct 2015 -@ Harvey’s Cellars Bristol Price Includes Rum Punch workshop with Renewal Choir, one of Bristol’s favourite community gospel choirs.
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