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Festival This Year LUCKWELL CLUB FKDL NORTH STREET STANDARD RIP Blavoe Rask TAP & BARREL ARTISTS 45rpm FlitBomb Guy Denning RS75 Bubs Red Central Andy Council Diogo Galvao Gage Graphics Sr. X Candie Bandit Sam Cox 135 EAST STREET Miedo12 Giusi Tomasello OLD BOOK SHOP TMX Cherie Strong and Jonny Arnold Scek THE TOBACCO FACTORY CORNER Dan Kitchener Olivier Roubieu Hoshiko Lonac Annatomix Cmack Ser0 Acerone HOUSE irek mth Lady Culpa Dave Jones Shye131 Anat Ronen 239 WEST STREET THE MASONIC John Curtis PARSONS BAKERY Miss Jena Dean Tweedy Trans1 Andrew Burns Colwill Voyder L7M Johnman Inkie Des X Si2 Fake Julia Rio ROYSTON GARDEN NEWS Dime Skit Hannah Adamaszek ALDI NO.74 Julie Bradshaw RALEIGH ROAD Otto Schade DrRen, the Krah, Kiki Sorse Loch Ness Martin Ron MIBZY - RIP Karl Read Cheo Eins92 Symrhops Mantra Kone 1972 Masai SOUK KITCHEN Feck Stina Jones Oli-T BREWERY THEATER Clift Rd NO.74 Korp SPQR Rob Wass Fideua Surfers Stoul Tankpetrol My Dog Sighs Philth Lemak Frank Styles Sya & Bow N4T4 Loaf RED GATE THE SPOTTED COW Frode Tara Kane THE PICTURE HOUSE CORNER HOUSE Mansha Goin ATM Goffin Tes Boswell CORONATION ROAD NORTH STREET Martin Joiner Beepmonkey Ink Soup The Stencil Shed Minto Snub23 Dale VN Marshall Nino & Rask RED POINT CLIMBING CENTRE Din Din Jon5! Title Sepr Gregos Nicolas Dixon Cosmo Sarson Edo Rath Kes Tony Maloney Shab HARE Stewy Notci Dale Grimshaw Hardie Kid30 (Smallkid) Turnpike Art Group Soker Bex Glover Optiknerve Irony Lex Luthor Kunstrasen VitaeViazi Gnasher NORTH STREET GREEN Podknit Mr Cenz Mimic Lilly Lou Winkstyles VECTOR SEATING Parlee Erz #codefc Rob Lee Telmo Miel Nol Lori Carver Zase Turroe Greenway Bush Lane Frayne Rd 4ire Roots Object... Lyns Zelda Bomba Jim Vision HEAD SPACE Affix Skie RISING SUN Sinna One Mads Sonne Bremholm Zukclub Tom Rawles Copyright Agent Provocateur SLM Stuc Yash Manu Invisible Lost Souls Juan2 Raleigh Rd Gemma Compton Airborne Mark SMV Angus Mary Rouncefield Onga & Boaster id-iom Road Closed Aldi Alex Willmott Steek Beastie SOUTH STREET PARK Max Syther Nomad Clan HEN & CHICKEN Ben Ricketts Stephen Quick D7606 8Mail Mef Remo ST FRANCIS CHURCH Limited Press Dr Love Bill Giles SF80 Decay ADHD Mer Thierry Noir Julieta XLF RED GATE MARK’S TOBACCO VECTOR FarkFK Bram T.Wat Deeds Annika Wilkinson Miss*C Luvm Jody Cai Burton Tom Blackford Dice 67 Anthea Missy Mrfijodor THE STEAM CRANE Pixie BREAD FACTORY SEATING Los Dave BREWERY Canvaz Vanesa Longchamp Diff Ash Clarke Naskool Gamma Gallery Miss Wah Carleen Desozer Vassily Grino Fyzn Artwork Aspire OG Hush Nemi RISING SUN THEATRE RALEIGH RD Pahnl Dom Williams Zabou i_bee_w Bam Onefaver Royalti ALDI Sled One Elki John D'oh Berns Oner Shoof ST European Bob NORTH STREET GREEN Lone Wolf Bill Thorpe Bunts Wen2 Fabio Petani WAHACA WALL Prophet Bird Pekolejo Pakone FRANCIS Fetch and Leeks FLX & Dones Random Bizzy Radha Binod Sharma CHURCH ROYSTON GARDEN NEWS St Francis Rd SOUK Lime Rd KITCHEN THE STEAM CRANE Gathorne Rd Merrywood Pk PARSONS BAKERY Raleigh Rd GLASS DESIGNS North St Langton Pk Greville Rd Road Closed Greville St MAP KEY: TOILET CASH Fairfield Rd HEN & CHICKEN, Mount Pleasent Tr FACILITY POINT Exeter Rd ZAZU’S KITCHEN HUNGRY FIRST AID ART & GREVILLE RD No CATERPILLAR EAST ST POINT SALES 74 PICTURE NORTH ST HOUSE STANDARD EVENT LOST CHILD THE Braunton Rd BUS UPFEST GALLERY LOCATION POINT STOP Truro Rd King William MASONICSt THE HARE Melville Tr Dartmoor St Exmouth St OLD Balfour Rd Myrtle St BOOKSHOP Sion Rd Hebron Rd OTHER ACTIVITY Gaywood Hs THE WORKSHOP ZONE SUPPORTED BY CASS ART LUCKWELL CLUB Agate St THE WAHACA WALL NEW FOR 2015 AT SOUTH STREET PARK, BS3 NORTH ST The Nursery HEAD Wahaca Bristol at North Street Green Saturday & Sunday 11am until 7pm . Monday 10.30 until 4.30pm MOTORING SPACE GREEN Dorset St presentsan interactive wall inspired by Luckwell Rd SPOTTED COW DIRECT Sion Rd Mexico’s Day of the Dead. MAKE YOUR MARK... WITH PAINT MARKERS South St Cass Art will be running daily drop-in sessions led by Cass Art staff artists to encourage all ages to paint Wahaca Mexican Market Eating, opening this their name in a creative ‘street art’ style. month in Bristol hosting the city’s loved artist Session times; Saturday & Sunday 11am until 2pm & 2.30pm until 5.30pm Will Barras stunning murals. We're here at Upfest Monday 10.30am until 12.30pm & 1pm until 4.30pm West St bringing you an interactive wall under the direction of the Bristol Paintsmiths, FLX & DONES. You'll have the chance STICKY RECYCLING WITH NACOA - ALL DAY DROP IN (SATURDAY & SUNDAY). to freehand and stencil from skulls and roses to write the names Make your own street sculpture or just get messy with paints! Also come along have your face painted, South St of your loved ones that have passed away, celebrating their lives. browse the vintage stall or just sit and chill with a tea and cake from the lovely people at NACOA. Saturday & Sunday, Monday (Viewing only) 11-7pm Saturday & Sunday, suitable for all ages THE DOODLE WALL PAINT UP BEDMINSTER - ALL DAY DROP IN (SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY) Upfest have created a 'Giant doodle wall’ for the festival this year. Come & get We’ll be bringing out the big guns with a 40ft Bedminster sign! Artists or not they’ll be unrestricted British Rd involved, as artists make a massive interactive 30ft mural at tobacco factory access for anyone to make their mark and become part of the festival. #BYOP (Bring Your Own Pens). SOUTH ST PARK car park, come along and help them finish it off! Luckwell Rd Saturday & Sunday (All Day) GRAFFITI ACADEMY WITH MISS C - BOOKABLE WORKSHOPS (SATURDAY, SUNDAY & MONDAY) WHERETHEWALL FESTIVAL TOUR Miss C is an urban community artist that divides her time between creating her own work and teaching Under the guidance of Bristol's most knowledgeable and friendly graffiti tour guide, others. Join her at South Street Park for workshops for budding artists to learn spray skills. John Nation from WhereTheWall will lead you around the festival site for a two hour 1hr workshops will be running: West St stroll, what john doesn't know about Street Art & Graffiti, well you just don't need to know. Saturday 12pm, 3pm, Sunday 12pm & 3pmMonday 10.30-11.30, 12pm-1pm, 2pm-3pm, 3.30-4pm . Suitable (Free, donation to NACOA appreciated). for ages 10+, £7 per child, £6 sibling discount, £10 for adults For Bristol Graffiti Tours, visit www.wherethewall.com Monday 27th - Meeting at 10.45am at South Street Park, leaving at 11am GIANT TREE LEAF PAINTING IN SUPPORT OF NACOA (SATURDAY & SUNDAY) Courtesy of Hot Soup House come and check out the scaffold tree installation, you’ll then have the HUNGRY CATERPILLAR opportunity to purchase a leaf, paint it and have it added to the tree, all processed go to NACOA. New Childrens Venue for Upfest 15, Hungry Caterpillar play cafe Is a family focused café in the heart of Bedminster, a place for children and adults with healthy freshly prepared food, play areas for 0-5, arts BEDMINSTER BUG PAINTING WITH DAMO - DROP IN BUT LIMITED SPACES (MONDAY ONLY) and crafts for all ages. With Urban fairy tales and Graffiti walls a must for little budding artists. Watch out for the XL bugs coming to South Street Park, veteran bug painter Damo will be there to assist. Luckwell Rd Drop in anytime between 10.30 and 4.30 on Monday, places are limited and will operate on a one in one Saturday 10am-12pm out basis. Urban fairy tales with Peter Pan and Princess Pal. Children can meet Peter Pan and draw out their own urban fairy tales in our back garden and pose for pictures with the characters. JO JO’S FACE PAINTING & GLITTER TATTOO’S (MONDAY) The amazing Jo Jo will be in attendance on Monday, giving a proportion of proceeds to NACOA. Luckwell Rd Sunday 11am - 2pm Grafitti wall - Families are invited to join Brillustration in drawing all over our wall inside and out back with chalk. RAINBOW BUBBLE GECKO Huge bubble demos and drop in workshops. Big and small kids, we’re all excited to have Rainbow Bubble Gecko at the festival for the first time West St demonstrating their huge bubble blowing techniques, lets hop it’s not raining so we can all have a go! Thanks to our sponsor Cass Art for providing materials for the Work Shop Zone, for all your art supplies visit the shop at 43 – 45 Park Street, Bristol or shop online at www.cassart.co.uk REDPOINT 239 WEST ST CLIMBING CENTRE A BRISTOL ‘WALL’? SCRIBBLE 'N' SCRATCH MUSIC - SATURDAY TOBACCO FACTORY CAFÉ BAR STAGE . MIDDAY - MIDNIGHT AT THE TOBACCO FACTORY CAFE BAR DJ Podge The Wall that divided the city of Berlin between 1961 and 1989 was the DJ Suzuki most potent symbol of the Cold War, representing the division of a Upfest wouldn’t be Upfest without a battle! This year our friends at DJ Average Joe continent into two hostile blocks. Closer to home, for the people of Bristol’s Scribble ‘N’ Scratch night have taken on the mantle of Bison Theory (Live) Berlin, it represented enforced separation from family and friends. entertaining the crowds! Get ready for ink, sweat but hopefully no Three Kings High (Live) tears! Illustration battles are the new boxing matches of the drawing Boogie Café DJs November 2014 marked the twenty-fifth anniversary of that class, so come along to the Tobacco Factory Cafe Bar and support Scribble & Scratch DJs extraordinary night, and October 2015 will see the twenty-fifth everyone involved! Scribes (Live) anniversary of the reunification of West and East Germany that Hot Buttered Soul followed.
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