What’s On?
Palace Film Festival
Queer & Indecent
3rd September – 15th September
Palace International Film Festival presents //Queer & Indecent//, an archival exploration of the historical lack of access to public spaces that queer people have faced. Simultaneously, it is a celebration of queer space, community, and expression amidst adversity.
In 1967 the Sexual Offences Act partially decriminalised sex between men. Rather than making public spaces safer for gay people, it in fact led to a more hostile and dangerous environment. Queer & Indecent reflects on how freedom and oppression sat side by side, with queer people rejected by public spaces and services, and pushed into the underground to create essential safe spaces for expression and existence.
Venue RELAY Space – St. Anne’s House
3rd September – 15th September
Palace International Film Festival presents //Queer & Indecent//, an archival exploration of the historical lack of access to public spaces that queer people have faced. Simultaneously, it is a celebration of queer space, community, and expression amidst adversity.
In 1967 the Sexual Offences Act partially decriminalised sex between men. Rather than making public spaces safer for gay people, it in fact led to a more hostile and dangerous environment. Queer & Indecent reflects on how freedom and oppression sat side by side, with queer people rejected by public spaces and services, and pushed into the underground to create essential safe spaces for expression and existence.
Look & Learn
Photography Exhibition
7th September – 30th September
This collective show brings together work made by UWE Bristol Photography volunteers and people from the St. Anne’s community from a series of photography workshops around place exploration, alternative processes and mental well-being.
Venue Top Floor Gallery, St. Annes House
7th September – 30th September
This collective show brings together work made by UWE Bristol Photography volunteers and people from the St. Anne’s community from a series of photography workshops around place exploration, alternative processes and mental well-being.