A showcase of arts, culture, business, Caribbean food and juices, poetry, fashion, workshops, history, stories and music.
This event is part of Bridging Histories, a city-wide project established in the wake of the Colston statue being toppled to allow people to engage with their heritage, gain confidence and make positive changes for the future.
Taking place across the Bristol Beacon Foyer, the event has been organised by community activist Adriene Layne with a day full of entertainment from traditional Jamaican food, children’s activities and live music from Black Wallstreet Records.
This event is part of Bridging Histories and supported by The Alton Ellis Award, Black Wallstreet Records, Bristol Beacon, University of Bristol and YelloButterfly communications.
All ages
Doors: 12:00
The venue
Bristol Beacon
Covid-19 Safety Measures
We’re committed to keeping you safe throughout your visit.
Please follow these safety measures when visiting Bristol Beacon.
Please do not attend this event if you have Coronavirus symptoms or have been asked to self-isolate.
Strongly encouraged
Wear a face covering at all times. Except when eating and drinking or if you are exempt.
Take a PCR/Lateral flow test
Get a vaccination
Activate your COVID Pass with NHS App
Follow one-way signage
Card payment only, contactless preferred
Respect other people’s personal space
Getting Here
Getting Here
Bristol Beacon is located on Trenchard Street in Bristol city centre, 200m from the city centre promenade bus stops. Find out how to get here on foot, by bicycle, bus, car, train and boat.
Access Information
Access Information
Our foyer, café and box office are fully accessible. Find out more about venue facilities, joining our access register, access booking online and website accessibility.
Eat & Drink
Eat & Drink
Visit Bristol Beacon in the day for coffee or kick off your evening in style at Bristol Loaf café with delicious natural wines from Native Vine. Find out more about opening times, menus and special events.