Bricks Board role is to shape and set the strategic direction of the organisation, agreeing the vision and key objective in partnership with the CEO. This includes oversight of two current areas of work St Anne’s House and Bricks Public Art Agency.Now is an exciting time to join…
Friday 18th October, 6pm – 9pm.Join us for a hilarious night of stand-up comedy brought to you by The People’s Comedy at St Anne’s House! Featuring an incredible line-up of comedians:Maple Zuo: Winner of Comedy Store – King Gong and Up the Creek; Finalist of Leicester Square Theatre New Act…
*the deadline has passed for this call out* Are you a crafter, artist, illustrator, baker, caterer, cheesemaker, pattern-maker, or a talented maker of any kind looking to sell your creations? Take part in our inaugural Winter Market in November 2024. We’re excited to collaborate with The Langton to bring a…
Be a part of our exciting journey at St Anne’s House as our new Head of Programme.
Our community newsletter, BRIZ, is currently being distributed into the doors and hubs in Brislington. In this edition you will find, a non-fiction piece by local best selling author Andy Hamilton, recommended reads by members of Shared Reading, a colouring in sheet by a young people who attends our…
Since January we’ve been lucky enough to work with a company of 10 brilliant and creative young people to devise a short performance piece, which the group performed on the legendary stage at Bristol Old Vic at the end of April.
We seek a consultant to work with Bricks on a piece of evaluation and social/environmental impact assessment for St Anne’s House.
Now is an extremely exciting time to join Bricks and help lead us into the next stage of our work.
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.
We’ve thought about the inputs and outputs. The care, time, money, energy that goes in and the knowledge, ideas, plants, friendships that come out. We started to explore how these things can (and can’t) be measured.