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Bristols Biggest Bike Jumble at St Anne's House, in our hireable rooms for a successful bike selling event of first hand and second hand bike parts!

The first ever quiz night was held at St Anne’s House on 01 Dec, and we had an absolute blast. From Hotlips to Anna Kournikova, the night saw the community come together and compete in a twinkly lit St Anne’s House. Guests took home signed photos of super…

What happened in the last community climate action session? 
On the 20th of September over 20 residents came along to our third community conversation exploring what a Climate and Nature Plan for Brislington could be and what it would need to contain

Three new billboards about Visual Artist Ellie Shipman's exhibition RE:COLLECTION have taken to the streets of Bristol. Generously donated by JACK ARTS.

The free sessions are for 13-16 year olds, who live in the Brislington area and want to hang out, cook some food, meet new people, relax and do activities, and be part of an exciting new group!

On Thursday 02 November we saw the opening of RE:COLLECTION - regathering social practice by visual artist Ellie Shipman, and curated by MA Curator Bricks placement Elita Robertson.

As things begin to cool down and the leaves turn, we are thrilled to share the Autumn issue of BRIZ, the popular community newsletter for all things Brislington. In this issue, you can find: Listening to local voices: Discover how we’re coming together as a community to create an even…

18 Nov, 2pm – 3pm Buy and sell second hand bike parts, clothings and accessories this November at St Anne’s House. Have you been hoarding cycling kit & need to make some space? Or want some winter bargains?Then our bike jumble is the place for you & your…

On Saturday 10 Sept, Jar Squad Bristol hosted a free event where people came together to preserve, pickle and ferment gluts and surplus food in our community kitchen. 

We need you! We are looking for 8 people living or working local to St Anne's House to take part in 6 research workshops to explore how to care for plants indoor through the winter using hydroponics (growing using water and no soil).