Current Projects

In Easter 2019, the PRSC hosted a programme of workshops, events and activities designed to empower and inspire. From making a zine to building with eco-bricks; creating a photo story to planning a flash mob, the School of Activism helped people develop the tools to change the world.

The imagery that a City chooses to portray itself is of the utmost importance. We call on the Bristol public to help us create a new series of postcards depicting the best and worst of our fair city.

The Bearpit is a “Community Action Zone”, a cultural “commons”, where we can experiment different, incremental and gentle approaches to public space. Over the years the Bearpit gained its own mascot Ursa; an Outdoor Gallery and Community Cube, and an Open Air Theatre.

Founded in 2011 and based at PRSC HQ Stokes Croft.  The Stokes Croft Mural co. offers a place for artists to show their work on a grand scale.

This distinctive gallery creatively and playfully emphasises the originality of the artworks and the character of their makers.

The way to have control over our destiny, is to hold our resources in common. A Stokes Croft Land Trust is the response to yet more gentrification the area. Owned by us, working for us.

The Carriageworks and Westmoreland House site is of paramount importance to the future of Stokes Croft; a high-profile example of what we want to achieve within our local area and a symbol for those outside our community looking in.

A skill-sharing or self-help session for local rough-sleepers on Tuesday afternoons from 2-4pm, in the PRSC Space. Long-term homeless people are invited to share their survival skills, tips and tricks with people finding themselves on the streets for the first time.