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Towards developing the capacity of entrepreneurs in the fashion industry and diversifying Nigeria’s foreign exchange earning capacity, leading financial

The weekend live art programme seeks to restore lost connections between humanity and nature

The celebrated poet and mental health activist intends to fill the streets of Bristol with joy

2021 ends today with a home game for the New Jersey Devils. They will host Connor McDavid and the Edmonton Oilers. He is only the best player in the world. No biggie. Fans may talk about the game as it happens here.

Eclectic programme showcases radical artistic voices from Bristol and beyond

Eclectic programme showcases radical artistic voices from Bristol and beyond

The Public Theater announced today the New York premiere of A THOUSAND WAYS (PART TWO): AN ENCOUNTER, inviting audiences to take part-in-person-in the continuation of this acclaimed work from 600 HIGHWAYMEN (Abigail Browde and Michael Silverstone). While the first part engaged two remote participants-often thousands of miles apart-in an automated hour-long phone call, PART TWO: AN ENCOUNTER brings together new pairs of strangers to share physical space in the creation of a private piece of thea...

SNFU Tease New EP A Blessing but with It a Curse The five-track release collects songs recorded for 2004s In the Meantime and in Between Time The forthcoming  A Blessing but with It a Curse will collect five songs recorded during sessions for 2004s  News of the EP was shared on Instagram by founding guitarist Marc Belke, who revealed the efforts Marc Bell-illustrated artwork seen above.  In the Meantime and in Between Time, which saw release through Belkes Rake Records imprint, also mark...

Summer of uncertainty for Bristol festivals and live music By Ellie Pipe, Wednesday Jan 20, 2021 After rethinking one of Bristol’s biggest events last year, St Paul’s Carnival organisers face another difficult decision. Having 100,000 people celebrating together on the streets in July seems at this point unlikely to happen, but another summer of cancellations could have catastrophic consequences for the entire live music and festival sector. “Planning should start immediately yet it’s r...