Volunteer with us!
Lots of opportunities to get your hands dirty with PRSC and Stokes Croft China, including events, exhibitions, kit maintenance, mural work and china decorating.
Dying to Get Started
Our latest mural wall has been designed by PRSC’ crew member’s Technical Manager Chloe… Click to enlarge “Every month we have a new and exciting piece on our outdoor gallery mural wall. We feature beautiful, interesting and challenging artwork...
The Invisible Worker
A project making visible otherwise hidden lockdown stories from precarious workers.
Local Media – Bristol Be Doing It For Themselves
With venues closed and performances socially distanced at best, some Bristol cultural hubs have been turning to alternative ways to reach their audiences. Are we witnessing the birth of a new culture of Bristol community led media?
Staff Picks: Save Local Venues
Maryem talks about the threat to our vibrant local culture.
Staff Picks: Pride
PRSC staff member CJ talks about trans rights, Pride and the inspiration behind our LGBTQ+ mug designs.
Staff Picks: On the Journey to Justice
PRSC campaigns on the principle that public spaces belong to the people and that they should reflect the passions, actions and histories of the people. We fully support the toppling of Colston’s statue and look forward to seeing what happens next. When Colston took...
Staff Picks: We Love the NHS
Stokes Croft China shop legend Sue Kilroe talks about her love for our NHS mugs… I love the NHS mugs, we sell lots so it seems I’m not alone. I love the NHS too. In this time of Covid-19, celebrating the NHS is, quite rightly, high on the public agenda. Like so...
Staff Picks: Westmoreland House
As the gentrification of Stokes Croft and St Pauls continues apace, looking at the gap in the high street makes me wonder where the symbols of resistance and underground culture will be allowed to survive.
Word on the Street – part 2
Last month we shared some of our observations of the changed visual culture of the city in these new lockdown times.
One month on, we venture back outside to see what’s changed on Bristol’s streets.