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2019 in pictures
Once every couple of weeks down at the People’s Republic of Stokes Croft we get asked “So what exactly is it that you do here anyway?” to which the answer is usually “erm… well… I guess…. lots of things?… good stuff…”. So in case you’ve been wondering the same thing, here is a little (non-comprehensive) look back at what we did in 2019.
Oh Bollocks, it’s Christmas
We’ve tried not to mention the C-word too much recently, but as it’s now December there’s really no escaping it. So here’s how we’re celebrating the festive season at PRSC and Stokes Croft China this year…
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.
Carriageworks and Westmoreland House Development
Local people have until June 19th to respond to new plans for Carriageworks Click here to make your comments 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...
Worm Disco Club
Worm Disco Club are taking over The Space for a Sunday day into evening affair, a Tropical spectacular inspired by Brazilian sounds and culture. They’re gonna be transforming the two rooms into a festival of colour and sound with cocktails, full decor,...
Hexed
Bristol based, circus collective, LAVRAK, present ‘Hexed’, an ominous circus show. ‘Hexed’ tells the unsettling tale of a small town living under a curse. Prepare for a spine-chilling yet moving experience, with a live blues and folk band and a...
FANNY HATSTAND DOES PRSC. FRI 29 JAN
Dedicated to promoting high quality original live music and parties, Fanny Hatstand master-minds her Parlour and Roving Folk Clubs from her secret headquarters somewhere in Somerset. Fanny “only works with her friends or other interesting people”, and PRSC...
I’m Staying… in the Bearpit.
Public art installation “I’m Staying” has been travelling around Bristol via democratic vote since May 2014. A “statement of both provocation and affirmation”, Shaun C Badham’s neon artwork comments on our relationship to place, community...