A reflection on Make Build Create 2026 from our Youth Programme Producer Holly. Intelligence is diverse and expansive. Making art provides meaning and structure to ideas, feelings, memories, and ways of learning that are otherwise difficult to articulate. Creativity is not an optional extra for…
Open House is Back and We’re Turning Five! St Anne’s Open House returns 12–14 June 2026, and this year we’re marking something special. Every June we open our doors to the whole city — and this year feels like a particularly good moment to do it. Come and see what’s…
In partnership with UWE, St Anne’s House is delighted to welcome Beth Roberts as a curation student in residence from April to June 2026. We’ve set her a brief for an idea that came from the community, including via our Action Group. Her brief is to: Create an…
Have your say on CIL Applications by filling out the form linked below by the 10th May We are now acting as a Community Connector to support the Community Infrastructure Levy (CIL) process across our area. Our role is to bridge the gap between local communities and council decision-makers, ensuring…
We’re delighted to share that Bricks is to be funded for four years through the Bristol Impact Fund 3 (BIF3), and we are already getting stuck in. We will be thinking long-term, working with local communities in our doorstep. It will grow the way we think about how both St…
Bricks is recruiting for four amazing roles! As our team grows and projects expand we are looking for motivated people to become part of our exciting and impactful projects, both at St Anne’s House and beyond. In April we are sadly saying goodbye to our current Head of Operations who…
Now that we’re firmly in 2026, we’re reflecting on 2025 at St Anne’s House, and want to say a huge thank you to everyone who was part of a rollercoaster of a year that, despite it’s challenges was full of joy, hope and laughter. A final parting gift from 2025…
How do you tell the story of a city through the eyes of the people growing up in it?Over six weeks from September to October, seven young people aged 14–16 explored exactly that; by creating their first ever zine, titled Nightmare on Bus Lane. Supported by Youth Programme Producer Holly…
As the cold creeps in this Autumn, we are excited to be delivering a Food Justice programme at St Annes House to keep our local communities well fed and well connected. Working with our onsite cafe Cibomatto Canteen and community partners, Batch Cook Club we will be offering…
Are you a crafter, artist, illustrator, baker, caterer, cheesemaker, tailor, or a talented maker of any kind looking to sell your creations? Take part in our Winter Market in November 2025. We’re excited to bring a festive market across the ground floor spaces at St Anne’s House, with dozens…