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Bristol's September calendar fills with treasure hunts, arts trails and a ride for safer streets

Community and cultural groups across Bristol used the same news cycle to invite residents to take part, from donating play-kitchen items to joining a family cycling ride.

Hartcliffe City Farm asked for donations to revamp its wooden kitchen, saying the playful barn had been well used and enjoyed over the summer holidays [2]. Bristol 24/7 reported that the West Bristol Arts Trail is returning to Clifton, Cliftonwood and Hotwells [1] and that Clifton LitFest launched with a golden ticket hunt [3]. The same outlet reported that Kidical Mass is returning to call for safer cycling in Bristol [4]. Read together, these announcements show cultural and community groups in different parts of the city seeking public involvement through donations, trail visits, ticket hunts and cycling.

Sources

  1. Bristol 24/7: West Bristol Arts Trail returns to Clifton, Cliftonwood and Hotwells
  2. Hartcliffe City Farm: Can you donate items to revamp our wooden kitchen?
  3. Bristol 24/7: Clifton LitFest launches with golden ticket hunt
  4. Bristol 24/7: Kidical Mass returns to call for safer cycling in Bristol

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