We’ve really enjoyed holding our latest round of R&Ds for our Musician in Residence programme at St Anne’s House. It’s always lovely to run sessions in a building that puts artists at its heart. The team at Bricks are friendly, happy to help and committed to providing affordable space for people developing creative ideas in Bristol.
Over the past year, we had the privilege to work the MA Curating Student Elita Robertson. Read on for Elita’s reflection of working across Bricks and St Anne’s House Programme, with the highlight of her wonderful work on RE:COLLECTION – regathering social practice, with visual artist Ellie Shipman.
Via a lease extension from Bristol City Council and a collaborative partnership with them to work out the future use. We are pleased to announce a five year lease extension from Bristol City Council to Bricks to continue running St Anne’s House as a creative and community hub…
As this year draws to a close, we proudly reflect on a year of achievements, community support, and exciting new ventures for the future! Firstly, we’re overjoyed to announce that St Anne’s House will continue as a community and creative hub as we’ve secured a five-year lease extension until…
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!
Three new billboards about Visual Artist Ellie Shipman's exhibition RE:COLLECTION have taken to the streets of Bristol. Generously donated by JACK ARTS.
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…
In 2021 we were granted a temporary planning permission from Bristol City Council to use St Anne’s House as a creative and community hub for 18 months.
We now need your support to extend this for another 5 years!
We've had a great time hosting local young people for a summer programme over the past month at St Anne's House.
In this session we explored the Carbon Footprint Reports for Brislington East and West generated using the community carbon calculator ‘impact tool’ developed by the Centre for Sustainable Energy and the University of Exeter. You can use the tool to create your own reports. You find the reports we were looking at in attached documents.