Bristol's International Centre for Contemporary Arts, founded in 1961 and located in the harbourside Bush House. It features exhibitions, a café bar and a cinema, and is a registered charity.
Pete Josef solo show with Sailing Moon on their Bristol debut, presented by Ear Trumpet Music.
Free, drop-in family art workshops led by Let's Make Art, inspired by Joy Gregory's 'Catching Flies with Honey' exhibition.
A talk with architect Peter Barber on designing dignified housing for people experiencing homelessness, part of the Design West series.
A participatory project bringing together writing and photography created by people in prison, exhibited at Arnolfini as part of the Bristol Photo Festival.
A drop-in workshop run by Latinas in Bristol celebrating Dia de los Muertos with face painting, paper flower making and a dance performance.
A speculative performance exploring memory, technology and life in the age of big data, created by the Bristol-based company Bodies in Flight.
A morning concert of Hindustani classical music featuring sarod player Debasmita Bhattacharya and tabla artist Zuheb Ahmed Khan, part of the New Sounds Festival.
UK premiere of IndoJazz clarinettist Arun Ghosh's new trio, with tabla and double bass, presented by Asian Arts Agency as part of the New Sounds Festival.
A workshop to create expressive photo-chemical drawings using traditional darkroom techniques, inspired by Joy Gregory's exhibition.
A weekend programme of music, performance, film and discussion exploring how the arts relate to risk and warning, with live performances and a study day.
A gentle photographic walk around Bristol's Harbourside, introducing mindful photography and 35mm film camera basics, facilitated by Kieran Hayhow.
Stephen Ellcock discusses his new book Ark with writer Jade Angeles Fitton at Arnolfini.
Joy Gregory discusses her exhibition Catching Flies with Honey with curator and writer Gilane Tawadros.
A drop-in workshop where participants experiment with photography, collage and zine-making using photocopied analogue photographs.
An anarchic festive comedy show from the duo behind Game of Crones and Witch Hunt, with nightly special guests.
Preview evening for the exhibition Joy Gregory: Catching Flies with Honey, one of the headline exhibitions of Bristol Photo Festival 2026.
Opening party for the Bristol Photo Festival 2026 with live music and photographic projections, previewing the exhibition 'Joy Gregory: Catching Flies with Honey'.
A one-day symposium bringing together artists and photographers from across the globe to discuss the festival's exhibition programme, presented with the British Journal of Photography and the University of the West of England.
