Food at 6pm, followed by film and discussion with Base Mutual Care…. for more information email basesocialcentre@riseup.net
or visit the Radical Resilience Project for film information and resources
Sorry to say that the abolition workshop has been postponed more info will be posted here and on the socials below when a new date is announced! Meanwhile, the caf will be open as normal… cuppas from 4, food at 6
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BASE Cafe is on the lookout for people / groups to cook & host a Sunday dinner – wanna cook up a storm??
Get in touch!
Annnnnd got any films you wanna show, one you made yourself or a blockbuster with some good morals?? Pop us a message – we can help with all tech set up etc.
Just wanna enjoy food & films, then come on down to BASE on Sundays… open for cuppas from 4pm, food served and 6, then movies at 7pm
Email basesocialcentre@riseup.net for more info
Get ready for another BASE film night on Sunday 24th (World Day for Laboratory Animals) after the spectacular BASE Cafe Dinner! Come fill your belly then get cozy & watch THE HERD along with TRUST & MBR ACRES, films by Melanie Light, Activist and Film Director.
Followed by a Q&A with Melanie.
Grub = 6pmFilm = 7pm
Sorry.
A related event at Hydra is still on though – zine and comic swap, Monday 11th May 6-9pm: http://www.hydrabooks.org/calendar/
Bristol Against the Arms Trade (BAAT) presents: From the Slave Trade to the Arms Industry
Bristolians played an active part in abolishing the slave trade, despite the economic benefits it had for the city. Now Bristol’s wealth is tied to military aerospace and arms industries which are profiting from the current endless wars. Time to call for conversion?
On Sunday 28 February, doors open at 1.30pm, at Kebele social centre:
2.00pm – Open Planning Meeting + speaker from CAAT
4.00pm – Films “Not in our Name” and others
6.30pm onwards – The Legendary Kebele Sunday Social and vegan cafe.
See FB event
All welcome!
LaDIYfest Bristol (FB page) in association with Bristol Anarchist Bookfair 2016 present an evening of good food, friends, music and poetry! Starts 6pm (and see FB event)
Featuring…
GOREM & AVONA – Members of Viva Zapata! bringing rich sounds of folk, punk into stories of the wild, love and resistance.
LEILIAH JANE KING – Spoken word to fill your senses!
BEX – Insane spanish guitar with grunge twist.
PLUS: Kebele vegan meal, three courses including cake provided by the Bookfair collective and LaDIYfest. Spirits and Mixers available for a suggested donation of £2.50 each!
£5 suggested donation – all proceeds go to the costs of putting on the Bookfair and AfterParty – which is on 30th April 2016 at Trinity Centre!