Since 2007, the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft – PRSC – has worked tirelessly to promote civil liberty with a particular focus on public space. Sweeping, painting and speaking out are part of their resistance to zealous overregulation of independent initiative. Their lead has arguably encouraged others to do the same and, as a result, Stokes Croft remains a hub of confident and creative dissent.
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Farewell to Ursa: Press Release
Ursa the bear has finally been evicted from her home in the Bearpit on the orders of Mayor Marvin Rees and Deputy Mayor Asher Craig.
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Who Killed the Bearpit?
At the end of last week the occupants of the Bearpit were suddenly evicted, and the whole space fenced off. We at the Peoples Republic of Stokes Croft were as surprised as anyone. Maybe more so, as Bristol City Council had signed documents with us, including...
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Carriageworks and Westmoreland House Development
You may be forgiven for thinking that the plans were finalised for the Carriageworks development, given that the old buildings are gone now, but the developers are trying to sneak through some dramatic last minute alterations. On 16th May this year, PG Group, using a...
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As part of Black History Month PRSC hosts a tribute night for reggae legend Alton Ellis OD - marking the anniversary of his death. With performances from his son Troy Ellis and daughters Keecia and Georgia Ellis. Also featuring legendary AJ Franklin, I-Kool, Zeeks, Lionel Anderson, Dan Ratchet, Sister Taliba. £8 entry on the door Listen to George's PRSC Radio ad: Hosted by renegade improv team Jazz Police, two teams fight head to head to win the coveted and dangerous Cagematch. The audience declare who wins. The winner returns next week to defend their title against a new opponent. Who will come out victorious by the end? You decide. Bristol Transformed and Open Rights Group Bristol present an evening of thought provoking talks on data rights, workers rights and the gig economy. After individual contributions from James Farrar, Lina Dencik and Alex Wood, we will have a panel discussion with opportunity for questions from the audience. Hosted by renegade improv team Jazz Police, two teams fight head to head to win the coveted and dangerous Cagematch. The audience declare who wins. The winner returns next week to defend their title against a new opponent. Who will come out victorious by the end? You decide. Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! Choose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivaled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers. You will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Choose from two sessions: 1 - 3pm or 3.15 - 5.15pm. An exhibition of 2D and 3D art showing a personal interpretation of mental health, masculinity, and the changing role for men in contemporary culture. Hosted by renegade improv team Jazz Police, two teams fight head to head to win the coveted and dangerous Cagematch. The audience declare who wins. The winner returns next week to defend their title against a new opponent. Who will come out victorious by the end? You decide. Join us for the opening of "Frequently Asked Questions", a new exhibition by Anthony Luvera, which graphically presents research about support and services available to homeless people across dozens of local authorities. Opening night Nov 21, then open 10am-4pm daily from Nov 22 – Dec 12. What can you expect if you’re homeless and ask your local council for help? Frequently Asked Questions, an ongoing project created by Anthony Luvera and Gerald Mclaverty, lifts the lid on the twists, turns and bureaucratic dead ends faced by Britain’s most vulnerable people. Hosted by renegade improv team Jazz Police, two teams fight head to head to win the coveted and dangerous Cagematch. The audience declare who wins. The winner returns next week to defend their title against a new opponent. Who will come out victorious by the end? You decide. Hosted by renegade improv team Jazz Police, two teams fight head to head to win the coveted and dangerous Cagematch. The audience declare who wins. The winner returns next week to defend their title against a new opponent. Who will come out victorious by the end? You decide. Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! Choose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivaled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers. You will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Choose from two sessions: 1 - 3pm or 3.15 - 5.15pm. Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! Choose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivaled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers. You will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Choose from two sessions: 1 - 3pm or 3.15 - 5.15pm. Spend a relaxing afternoon creating a uniquely decorated piece of fine English bone china! Choose your piece and collage as many images and as much text as you like from our unrivaled collection of historic and new water-slide ceramic transfers. You will be shown by one of our experienced workshop crew how to apply the transfers to create your own design. Choose from two sessions: 1 - 3pm or 3.15 - 5.15pm.
List of Events
Alton Ellis Tribute Night
Cagematch
Data rights, workers rights and the gig economy
Cagematch
China Decorating Workshop
The Last Taboo
Cagematch
Frequently Asked Questions OPENING NIGHT
Frequently Asked Questions
Cagematch
Cagematch
China Decorating Workshop
China Decorating Workshop
China Decorating Workshop