Bristol Refugee Festival

BRF 2026 Annual Celebration & AGM
2026-01-21 16:00 - 18:00 UTC | Docklands Community Centre, 29 Brigstocke Rd, St Paul's, Bristol, BS2 8UA, United Kingdom
Join us at our Annual Celebration and AGM where we will be celebrating our achievements over the last year and share what’s next for 2026. We will reflect on the successes and challenges and have a sneak preview of plans for the year to come.

We would love to see as many of our supporters and partners there as possible so we can say thank you for your part in helping us achieve our aims.
As always there will be music, activities, food and good vibes. All ages are welcome.
Please register – this helps us know how many people to cater for, and it’s where you can tell us about any dietary restrictions.

When: Wednesday 21 January 2026, 4pm – 6pm
Where: Docklands Community Centre (lounge)
Register Here: https://bit.ly/BRFAGM2026

2nd Planning & Networking Meeting
2026-02-26 10:00 - 12:30 | Trinity Centre, Trinity Road, Bristol BS2 0NW
Join us for the second planning meeting of the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival as we begin shaping this year’s celebration of sanctuary, community and creativity. This session is open to anyone interested in contributing ideas, volunteering or partnering to make the festival a success.
At this meeting we will share details of when the festival is happening, what events we’re looking for and the process for submitting an event. If you have ideas or a space you think could host a great idea, come along.
We’re looking forward to working with partners old and new to co-create activities that celebrate diversity, strengthen community connections and continue to spread the message of welcome across Bristol.

2nd Planning & Networking Meeting
Date: Thursday 26th February 2026
Time: 10.00 a.m – 12.30 p.m
Location: Trinity Centre

Register Here: https://bit.ly/BRFplanningmeeting2

Welcome Chats – Lockleaze
2026-03-05 13:00 - 2026-04-02 15:00 | Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust, The Hub, 1 Gainsborough Square, Bristol, BS7 9FB
Are you a refugee, asylum seeker or member of the Lockleaze community? Join our Welcome Chats this March!
What to expect:

Free tea, coffee and refreshments
Games and crafts
Find out about local services and activities
Make new friends
Practice your English

These sessions run every Thursday between 5th March – 2nd April, 1-3pm. Everyone is welcome!
For more information please contact our Refugee Engagement Officer, dannyvincent@bristolrefugeefestival.org.
This Welcome Chat series is part of a community engagement programme where we use art, food and music to bring local residents and refugees and asylum seekers together to create connections, share cultures and celebrate diversity. This project is being run in partnership with the Lockleaze Neighbourhood Trust and key community stakeholders.

Creating Spaces of Welcome Workshop (Avonmouth)
2026-03-11 10:00 - 12:00 | Avonmouth Community Center, 257 Avonmouth Rd, Bristol, BS11 9EN, United Kingdom
Interactive workshop exploring how to make community spaces more welcoming and inclusive for refugees and asylum seekers.

The workshop explores how community spaces can adopt simple inclusive practices to ensure that refugees and asylum seekers feel welcome. It also looks at how to ensure that individuals/groups feel valued and able to share their skills, knowledge and culture within these spaces. We will identify potential barriers to refugees and asylum seekers using a space and participating in activities and discuss how to ensure that refugees and asylum seekers are able to make meaningful connections and contributions in their local community.
Arrivals and refreshments – 9.30am
Event start – 10am
Event finish – 12pm
Only 40 spots available. Please ensure a maximum of three representatives from each organization attend the workshop.
Sign via Eventbrite

Welcome Chat – Knowle West
2026-04-08 10:00 - 2026-04-22 12:30 | Filton Community Centre, 15 Filwood Broadway, Bristol, BS4 1JF, United Kingdom
Are you a refugee, asylum seeker or member of the Knowle West community? Join our Welcome Chats this April!
What to expect:

Free tea, coffee and refreshments
Games and crafts
Find out about local services and activities
Make new friends
Practice your English

These sessions run every Wednesday, 8th – 22nd April, 10am – 12.30pm. Everyone is welcome!
For more information please contact our Refugee Engagement Officer, dannyvincent@bristolrefugeefestival.org.
This Welcome Chat series is part of a community engagement programme where we use art, food and music to bring local residents and refugees and asylum seekers together to create connections, share cultures and celebrate diversity. This project is being run in partnership with Filwood Community Centre and key community stakeholders.

Between home and here
2026-04-22 11:00 - 2026-05-29 13:00 | Arnolfini, BS1 4QA
Bristol Refugee Festival and Arnolfini present Between home and here, a series of creative workshops for refugees and asylum seekers exploring identity, culture and expression through writing, photography and crafting.
Developed in dialogue with Mounira Al Solh’s exhibition A land as big as her skin and in anticipation of the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival, the workshops invite reflection on how we make, carry, adapt and express our culture, and how this can take shape through art.
Across 8 workshops, participants will use crafting, writing and photography to explore the things that shape us – tradition, language, history, community, ideas – and how these become expressions of culture. The workshops are a space to explore one’s heritage and communicate through art what culture means to you – and what gets in the way.
Participants will then be invited to share their work in a digital exhibition that will be showcased throughout the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival in June.
Between home and here takes place weekly from 22 April to 29 May, 11am – 1pm, at Arnolfini on Wednesdays and Fridays, and will be facilitated by Bristol City Poet Sukina Noor, multidisciplinary artist and educator Amak Mahmoodian and material arts practitioner Sherien Elsheikh. Please check the dates carefully for the sessions you would like to attend.
Workshop Dates:
Wednesday 22 April – Writing with Sukina Noor
Wednesday 29 April – Writing with Sukina Noor
Friday 1 May – Crafting with Sherien Elsheikh
Wednesday 6 May – Photography with Amak Mahmoodian
Wednesday 13 May – Writing with Sukina Noor
Wednesday 20 May – Photography with Amak Mahmoodian
Wednesday 27 May – Photography with Amak Mahmoodian
Friday 29 May – Crafting with Sherien Elsheikh
The workshops are open to refugees and asylum seekers in Bristol and are free to attend. Refreshments will be provided and bus tickets will be reimbursed for those using public transport to attend the workshop.
You are welcome to turn up on the day, but it is helpful for us if you register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/between-home-and-here-tickets-1987389701095
Between home and here is a collaboration between Bristol Refugee Festival and Arnolfini, and is made possible with funding from Bristol City Council.

Meet the Artists
Sherien Elsheikh
Sherien’s art mainly represents her African culture and identity, through focusing on details and colours, particularly yellow and red, completed through drawing and painting freehand. Traditional African culture is communicated through Sherien’s art, specifically from Sudan, with a focus on traditional clothing and accessories. Sherien uses different materials for her art, such as watercolours, oil colours, fabrics and beads. She is a member of the Bristol Refugee Artists Collective (BRAC) and founding member of the Women’s Craft Club at Arnolfini.

Amak Mahmoodian
Amak Mahmoodian is a multidisciplinary artist and educator. She began her career as a research-based photographer in Iran in 2003. Since 2010, she has been living in the UK, unable to return to Iran. She practices as a visual artist at the intersection of conceptual image-making and documentary photography, working with photographs, text, video, drawing and archives. She explores the presentation of gender, identity and displacement, working between the personal and political across platforms and formats including installation, books and videos.
Mahmoodian’s work has been shown internationally, including; Arnolfini, Bristol; Rencontres d’Arles, Arles; and Peckham 24, London. Her works are held in collections such as the Tate and the British Library in London. She has published two books, Shenasnameh (RRB- ICV Lab, 2016), and Zanjir (RRB, 2019) which was the winner of The Best Photo Text Book award at Rencontres Arles, 2020. Her work appears in key titles on photography such as Photography – A Feminist History (Tate Publishing, 2021), Photography Now: Fifty Pioneers Defining Photography for the Twenty-First Century (Octopus Publishing, 2021), and How We See: Photobooks by Women (10×10 Photobooks, 2019). She is shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2026.

Sukina Noor
Sukina Noor is a poet, playwright, educator, curator and public speaker who has toured extensively across the UK, Europe, America and Africa. She is the incumbent Bristol City Poet (2024 – 2026) and author of the poetry collection, Love and Longing: Yearning for the Face of God. A leading performer in the British Muslim creative scene and co-founder of female hip hop duo Poetic Pilgrimage, Sukina’s work has been featured on the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and elsewhere. In 2015, Al Jazeera made a documentary about her group titled Hip Hop Hijabis, and in 2017 she delivered a Tedx Talk on the healing potential of poetry. Sukina’s poetry courses empower communities internationally to use writing as a tool for dialogue, to access their authentic voice and to awaken the voice of the heart.

Creating Spaces of Welcome – Lawrence Weston
2026-04-29 10:00 - 12:30 | Ambition Lawrence Weston, 2 Stile Acres, BS11 0PZ
Interactive workshop exploring how to make community spaces more welcoming and inclusive for refugees and asylum seekers.

The workshop explores how community spaces can adopt simple inclusive practices to ensure that refugees and asylum seekers feel welcome. It also looks at how to ensure that individuals/groups feel valued and able to share their skills, knowledge and culture within these spaces. We will identify potential barriers to refugees and asylum seekers using a space and participating in activities and discuss how to ensure that refugees and asylum seekers are able to make meaningful connections and contributions in their local community.

Register here via Eventbrite – only 40 spots available. Please ensure a maximum of three representatives from each organization attend the workshop.

Hearts for Hope
2026-06-05 10:00 - 17:00 | Bristol Folk House, 40a Park Street, Bristol, BS1 5JG
In the run up to Bristol Refugee week come to Bristol Folk House Cafe and decorate a heart in solidarity with those seeking sanctuary. ( Materials are provided) There will be a display of the hearts made by those living in hotels currently housing asylum seekers and refugees, as well as members of the local community and Bristol City Council. There will also be a display of crafts made by local ESOL students. 5th-21st June.
Free (no booking required)

Children’s Community Football Festival
2026-06-06 10:00 - 12:00 | Lockleaze Sports Centre, Lockleaze Sports Centre, Bristol
Lockleaze Sport Centre presents a 6-a-side football tournament for boys and girls in school years 4–7, welcoming refugees and local community members.
Join as a team or sign up individually and be placed in one.
A free lunch will be provided from 12pm to 1pm after the tournament.
When: Saturday 6 June 2026, 10am – 12pm
Where: Lockleaze Sports Centre, Off Bonnington Walk, Lockleaze, Bristol BS7 9XF

Bristol Refugee Festival Launch
2026-06-06 12:00 - 13:00 | Sparks Bristol, BS1 3DS
Join us at our festival launch on Saturday 6 June 2026 at SPARKS Bristol in collaboration with their International Cultural Festival in a day of live performances. Expect music, refreshments and good vibes!
When: Saturday 6 June 2026, 12pm – 1pm
Where: SPARKS Bristol, 78 Broadmead, Bristol BS1 3JA

The Lion, the Fox and the Feather: Southmead Library
2026-06-06 14:00 - 16:00 | Southmead Library, 256 Greystoke Avenue, Southmead, Bristol, BS10 6BA
The Lion, the Fox and the Feather is an art and poetry drop-in event for all the family!
Respond with art and poetry to an illustrated version of the Aesop fable ‘The Fox and the Lion’ created specifically for the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival and the theme of Courage.
A mosaic of all responses will be displayed and shared at Bristol Central Library on Sunday 21 June.
When: Saturday 6 June 2026, 2pm – 4pm
Where: Southmead Library, 256 Greystoke Avenue, Southmead, Bristol BS10 6BA
Free (no booking required)

Our City Community Cup – Football Tournament
2026-06-07 10:30 - 15:30
The Our City Community Cup returns to Lockleaze Sports Centre for a day of 6-a-side football.
£15 per team (free for refugee/asylum seeker teams)
Open to teams aged 16+, bringing together players from local communities and refugee backgrounds.
When: Sunday 7th June 2026, 10:30 AM – 3:30 PM
Where: Lockleaze Sports Centre, off Bonnington Walk, Lockleaze, Bristol – BS7 9XF

Be Kind – Sanctuary Celebration
2026-06-07 12:00 - 18:00 | Bristol Beacon Trenchard Street Bristol BS1 5AR
Bristol Beacon is excited to be a part of this years Bristol Refugee Festival programme, offering a jam-packed day event.
Co created and co delivered by people with lived experience, expect music and art workshops and a curated programme of films from across the world in a chilled viewing space. We will also be launching our instrument library, a scheme for refugee and asylum seekers to take home an instrument of their choosing for free. We will also have information stands of local organisations offering practical support and sign posting. And then expect amazing live music performances from local artists with refugee / asylum seeker lived experience.
Come along and celebrate with us!
Free (no booking required)
Find out more: https://bristolbeacon.org/whats-on/be-kind/

Redcatch Peace Feast
2026-06-09 12:00 - 14:00 | Redcatch Garden, Redcatch Park, Knowle, Bristol, BS4 2RD
Join Bridges for Communities on Tuesday 9th June for a Peace Feast, bringing together neighbours in Knowle and Totterdown at Redcatch Garden. Featuring a delicious feast, a short talk and the opportunity to share stories and conversation around the table, this will be a chance to share your thoughts on courage in community and get to know your neighbours.
When: Tuesday 9 June 2026, 12pm – 14pm
Where: Redcatch Garden, Redcatch Park, Knowle, Bristol BS4 2RD

Island of Strangers – Film Screening
2026-06-09 17:30 - 18:30 | Bristol Central Library, Deanery Road, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TL
Bristol Central Library presents four captivating 15‑minute films, created by The Daily Mirror in 2024 – 2025, celebrating the remarkable strength, warmth and resilience found in communities across the UK.
Together, the films invite us to reflect on the powerful question: are we an island of strangers — or a nation of neighbours?
More details about the films here: https://refugeeweek.org/host-a-screening-island-of-strangers/
The library will be open. Arrive at the First Floor Meeting Room (just off the PC area) from 17:15 for a 17:30 start. There will be a short time for discussion about the topics before the event finishes at 18:45. The library then closes at 19:00.
Free entry but please book to help the library have a sense of numbers.
When: Friday 9 June 2026, 5.30pm – 6.30pm
Where: Bristol Central Library, Deanery Road, City Centre, Bristol BS1 5TL
Book here: ‘Island of Strangers’ film screening | Bristol Library Service

The Courage to Play – Sports Day
2026-06-10 10:00 - 15:00 | Bristol West Indian Phoenix Cricket Club, The Rose Green Centre, 65 Gordon Road, Whitehall, Bristol, BS5 7DR
A welcoming, community‑focused sports day that includes cricket and football delivered by the Gloucestershire Cricket Foundation and the Bristol City Robins Foundation. Food and refreshments will be available throughout the day.
When: Wednesday 10 June 2026, 10am – 3pm
Where: The Bristol West Indian Phoenix Cricket Club, The Rose Green Centre, 65 Gordon Road, Whitehall, Bristol, BS5 7DR
Sign up here: Bristol Refugee Week – Fill in form

Culture, Community & Courage at the WEA
2026-06-10 12:00 - 16:00 | WEA, 7 York Court, Wilder Street, Bristol, BS2 8QH
The WEA Learning Hub in St Pauls invites you to an open day celebrating the courage and resilience of their ESOL learners. Representing over 40 nationalities of refugees and asylum seekers, the WEA learners are coming together to showcase their diverse journeys of arriving in the UK, settling into new neighbourhoods and learning a new language.
Each classroom will be curated by a group of learners who will be there on the day to share what they have chosen to present and explain what it means to them.
There will be food, music, videos, art and storytelling. Free activities include henna, dance, crafts and more.
When: Wednesday 10 June 2026, 12pm – 4pm
Where: WEA, 7 York Court, Wilder Street, Bristol BS2 8QH

Southmead Stories of Courage Picnic
2026-06-10 15:00 - 18:00 | Greenway Centre, Doncaster Road, Bristol, BS10 5PY
Join us at Greenway in the Community Garden to share your stories of courage over delicious picnic food.
When: Wednesday 10 June 2026, 3pm – 6pm
Where: Greenway Centre Community Garden, Greenway Centre, Doncaster Road, Bristol BS10 5PY
Free (no booking required)
Find out more here: Southmead Stories of Courage Picnic – Southmead Development Trust

Connect and Grow
2026-06-11 11:00 - 14:00 | St Werburghs City Farm, Watercress Rd, Bristol, BS2 9YJ
Come to Connect and Grow for food, friendships and new skills. There will be food and crafting available between 11am and 2pm as well as the chance to chat to helpful people about employability skills and keeping your home healthy and warm. We’ll also have two practical workshops sessions, one about boosting your skills and confidence when applying for jobs and one about how to keep your home warm, dry and safe while spending less on energy bills. The event is open to all – come to as much or as little as you would like at St Werburghs City Farm. Free – no booking required.
When: Thursday 11 June 2026, 11am – 2pm
Where: St Werburghs City Farm, Watercress Rd, BS2 9YJ

The Lion, the Fox and the Feather: Blaise Castle House Museum
2026-06-11 11:00 - 15:00 | Blaise Castle House Museum, Henbury Road, Bristol, BS10 7QS
The Lion, the Fox and the Feather is an art and poetry drop-in event for all the family!
Respond with art and poetry to an illustrated version of the Aesop fable ‘The Fox and the Lion’ created specifically for the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival and the theme of Courage.
A mosaic of all responses will be displayed and shared at Bristol Central Library on Sunday 21 June.
When: Thursday 11 June 2026, 11am – 3pm
Where: Blaise Castle House Museum, Henbury Road, Bristol, BS10 7QS
Free (booking required)

Bristol Refugee Rights Open Day
2026-06-11 12:00 - 15:00 | Bristol Refugee Rights
Join Bristol Refugee Rights for a Community Lunch at our Welcome Centre Open Day to celebrate Refugee Week! It will be a hopeful, positive, celebratory event, bringing the community together for an afternoon of food, music, art and activities.
When: Thursday 11 June 2026, 12pm – 3pm
Where: Bristol Refugee Rights
For further information, email fundraising@bristolrefugeerights.org

Lunchtime Lecture: As British as Fish and Chips – Refugees and the English Channel – A Poetry Indaba
2026-06-11 12:30 - 13:30 | Bristol Central Library, Deanery Road, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TL
A talk and poetry reading (indaba) with Ambrose Musiyiwa, a poet and journalist, and Helen Moore, a Bristol-based ecopoet and academic.
Musiyiwa co-edits the Africa Migration Report Poetry Anthology Series, which has recently published As British as Fish and Chips, an anthology of writings by and about refugees crossing the English Channel.
Moore, whose latest collection, The Last Lighthouse in Rising Seas (Palewell Press, 2026), bears witness to forced migration and its links with the climate / ecological crisis.
When: Thursday 11 June 2026, 12.30pm – 13.30pm
Where: Bristol Central Library, Deanery Road, City Centre, Bristol BS1 5TL

About the Speakers:
Ambrose Musiyiwa is a poet and journalist with a background in the intersection between activism, migration, and community action. He coordinates Journeys in Translation, an international, volunteer-driven initiative that is translating Over Land, Over Sea: Poems for those seeking refuge (Five Leaves Publications, 2015) into other languages. He is also on the editorial board of the Africa Migration Report Poetry Anthology Series.
https://forcedmigrationandthearts.blogspot.com/
Dr Helen Moore is a pioneering British ecopoet, socially engaged artist, writer and scholar. She has published three internationally acclaimed ecopoetry collections, and her fourth, The Last Lighthouse in Rising Seas, is forthcoming from Palewell Press in May 2026. Helen curates ECOPOETIKON, an online showcase of global ecopoetries, and teaches at two British universities. She is currently working on a climate memoir about wild Atlantic Salmons.
www.helenmoorepoet.com
Instagram: @helenmooreecopoet

Your Power, Your Voice – Poetry Workshop with Sukina Noor
2026-06-12 11:00 - 13:00 | Royal West of England Academy, BS8 1PX
Words have always carried people across borders.
As part of Evolve Music’s Community Rhythms project, Bristol City Poet Sukina Noor invites you to find your voice, claim your story, and discover the power of your own words in this special poetry workshop at Bristol Refugee Festival.
Whether you are new to poetry or have been writing for years, this is a space to be heard. Sukina brings two years of experience as Bristol’s City Poet, alongside a warmth and openness that makes this workshop welcoming to all. Come ready to explore, reflect, and express — no experience necessary, just a willingness to share.
This session is open to those with experience of migration.
Come as you are. Leave with something that is yours.
When: Friday 12 June 2026, 11am – 1pm
Where: Royal West of England Academy, Queen’s Road, Bristol BS8 1PX
FREE – Please book via molly@evolvemusic.org.uk

The Lion, the Fox and the Feather: Bristol Folk House
2026-06-12 11:00 - 15:00 | Bristol Folk House, 40a Park Street, Bristol, BS1 5JG
The Lion, the Fox and the Feather is an art and poetry drop-in event for all the family!
Respond with art and poetry to an illustrated version of the Aesop fable ‘The Fox and the Lion’ created specifically for the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival and the theme of Courage.
A mosaic of all responses will be displayed and shared at Bristol Central Library on Sunday 21 June.
When: Friday 12 June 2026, 14.30 – 16.30
Where: Bristol Folk House, 40a Park Street BS1 5JG
Free (no booking required)

The Last Lighthouse in Rising Seas – forced migration and poetry
2026-06-12 19:00 - 21:00 | Bristol Folk House, 40a Park Street, Bristol, BS1 5JG
A poetry reading and dialogue between Zimbabwean poet and journalist Ambrose Musiyiwa and Bristol-based ecopoet Helen Moore.
Musiyiwa co-edits the Africa Migration Report Poetry Anthology Series, and is the founder of Forced Migration and The Arts, a global network that brings together people with lived experience of forced migration, artists, academics, activists and art spaces.
Moore’s latest collection, The Last Lighthouse in Rising Seas (Palewell Press, 2026), bears witness to forced migration and its links with the climate / ecological crisis.
The event will include a Q&A with the audience.
Ticket sales will support Ambrose’s work with Forced Migration and the Arts and the Africa Migration Report Poetry Anthology Series.
There will also be a book stall and the opportunity to buy signed copies of The Last Lighthouse in Rising Seas.
When: Friday 12 June 2026, 7pm – 9pm
Where: Bristol Folk House, 40A Park Street, Bristol, BS1 5JG
Tickets: £4 / £6.50

History of Sanctuary Walk
2026-06-13 11:00 - 12:30
A short walk with Bristol City of Sanctuary to explore the legacy of Bristol and it’s role today as a welcoming city.
This is an opportunity to learn more about the history of Bristol through the buildings that define it and how they relate to the past. The walk will end at the Sanctuary Garden in Redcliffe with refreshments.
When: Saturday 13th June 2026, 11am – 12.30pm
Meeting point: In front of Bristol City Hall (by the flags), College Green
End point: Sanctuary Garden, Redcliffe, BS1

Senses of Sudan – Film Screening
2026-06-13 12:00 - 18:00 | Millennium Square, Explore Lane, Bristol, BS1 5SZ
Senses of Sudan is a poetic exploration of Sudan’s rich cultural diversity, revealing the depth of its traditions, values and everyday life.
Through intimate storytelling and visual narrative, the film captures the essence of Sudan before and after the war —contrasting moments of beauty, resilience and disruption.
When: Saturday 13 June 2026, all day
Where: Millennium Square Big Screen, Millennium Square, Explore Lane, Bristol BS1 5SZ

The Lion, the Fox and the Feather: Bristol Central Library
2026-06-13 14:00 - 16:00 | Bristol Central Library, Deanery Road, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TL
The Lion, the Fox and the Feather is an art and poetry drop-in event for all the family!
Respond with art and poetry to an illustrated version of the Aesop fable ‘The Fox and the Lion’ created specifically for the 2026 Bristol Refugee Festival and the theme of Courage.
A mosaic of all responses will be displayed and shared at Bristol Central Library on Sunday 21 June.
When: Saturday 13 June 2026, 2pm – 4pm
Where: Bristol Central Library, Deanery Road, College Green, Bristol, BS1 5TL
Free (no booking required)

BHN Welcome Centre Open Day
2026-06-15 11:30 - 13:30 | Easton Family Centre, Beaufort Street, Bristol, BS5 0SQ
Bristol Hospitality Network welcome you to a morning of activities of games, art and sewing and everyone is welcome to join!
BHN staff, volunteers and service users will be around for a chat. Refreshments and a delicious hot lunch at 1pm will be provided, cooked by their very talented international kitchen crew. Gluten free, halal and vegan options available.
Lunch is always free for asylum seekers, donations welcome from everyone else.
When: Monday 15 June 2026, 11.30am – 1.30pm
Where: Easton Family Centre, Beaufort Street, Bristol, BS5 0SQ

Crafted with Courage Outdoor Market
2026-06-16 10:00 - 15:00 | St Nicholas Market, Corn St, Bristol, BS1 1HT
Crafted with Courage is a vibrant craft market coordinated by ACH, featuring 12 talented refugee artisans from Sudan, Hong Kong, Ukraine and beyond.
Discover handmade candles, crochet toys, resin keychains, and unique accessories, each item telling a story of creativity and new beginnings.
When: Tuesday 16 June 2026, 10am – 3pm
Where: St Nicholas Market, Corn St, Bristol BS1 1HT
