DISPLAY: Bristol has been a vital city in Disability activism, but this history has been completely unwritten. Until now.

DISPLAY: The exhibition examines how Japan became the global leading makers of porcelain between 1640 and 1680.

INSTALLATION: Working with Bristol creatives, Georgian House Museum features two new sets of artistic responses to the Museum’s colonial past, imagining the unheard voices of those that were enslaved.

EXHIBITION: Throughout galleries and museums, disabled, D/deaf and neurodiverse experiences have been concealed. This new exhibition exposes these hidden stories and challenges preconceptions.

EXHIBITION: Returning to Bristol Museum & Art Gallery! 100 stunning photographs showcasing Earth’s extraordinary diversity and highlighting the fragility of wildlife on our planet.

SPECIAL EVENT: See Hogarth’s vast triptych and learn about its remarkable journey around Bristol since it was painted for St Mary Redcliffe in 1755/56.

TOUR: Join a tour of M Shed’s collection stores and encounter treasures from the city’s industrial and maritime past.

WALK: Our expert guides will vividly retell the history of this tragic episode, exploring some of the sites that played a prominent role in the unrest.

WALK: A city walk, taking in plaques, buildings and statues, complemented with stories of campaigns, protests and poetry in Bristol’s rich and diverse history.

WALK: Join our guides for a tour of Bristol docklands, exploring the maritime heritage of the harbour and its modern regeneration.