Events Diary

        

This is where forthcoming events are listed. If you would like to receive email notification of events please ask to join the email list using the form on the contact page.

You can also see a list of Event Series and a list of all the events we have ever done listed chronologically.

Current & forthcoming Event Series:

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Bristol (mini) Anarchist Bookfair

At The Exchange on Sunday 24th November

Date: , 2024
Time: to
Price: Free/Donation
Note: This event was not organised by BRHG.
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The Bristol Anarchist Bookfair Collective (BABC) has been reformed after a hiatus of several years. They return with this mini-Bookfair event at The Exchange, 72-73 Old Market Street, Bristol BS2 0EJ, from 10.30 to 3.30pm...and are promising a mega-Bookfair in 2025. BRHG's book stall will be out and about at The Exchange - so come by and say hello! From the FB Event, the Collective state: Inspired by Active Distro's Radical Bookfairs we're hosting an event at Exchange this winter. A chance to […]

Pamphlet launch: Parent Power

The fight against school closures in south Bristol, 2000–2001

Date: , 2024
Time:
Location: Hartcliffe Community Centre
Venue: Hartcliffe Community Centre, BS13 0JW
Price: Free
With: Mike Richardson
Series: South Bristol History Festival 2024
At the beginning of this century, residents of Hartcliffe and Withywood in Bristol were shocked to hear that the city council planned to close two of their local primary schools. Children, parents and teachers, including Mike Richardson, the author of this pamphlet, mobilised to oppose these closures. The ensuing campaign organised public meetings, wrote petitions and held demonstrations in the city centre, as well as adopting some less orthodox direct action in their bitter determination to […]

Book launch: City of Swimmers

A radical history of Bristol’s pools, lidos and wild swimming

Date: , 2024
Time:
Location: Filwood Community Centre
Venue: Filwood Community Centre, BS4 1JP
Price: Free
With: Stephen E. Hunt
Series: South Bristol History Festival 2024
In the 1930s, the Bristol Baths Committee announced its aspiration “Every Bristolian a swimmer”, setting a target that every home should have a swimming facility within a mile. City of Swimmers is a verrucas-and-all history of swimming in Bristol, from the eighteenth-century Rennison’s Baths in Montpelier to the beautiful historic Jacob’s Wells and Bristol South baths, and the mostly overlooked pools in more recent leisure centres. Readers may have memories of a world of award patches, metal […]

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