The Red Brick Building

Mark Chadwick
2018-10-20 19:00 - 2018-10-21 19:00 (Europe/London) | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
SOLD OUT – NO TICKETS AVAILABLE ON THE DOOR.
Mark Chadwick – Saturday 20th October Doors 7pm
Tickets here
One of the UK’s most successful songwriters, Mark Chadwick, has co-written 20 chart singles and 6 Top 40 albums (including a Number 1) as part of The Levellers, the band he has fronted for over 25 years.Still going strong, the Levellers are festival favourites and have cemented their cherished status with headline performances at Glastonbury, Isle Of Wight, Cambridge Folk Festival, Bestival and Boomtown and many European and UK events and in 2003 they successfully created their own annual Beautiful Days Festival which takes place in August at Escot Park in Devon.
During this time Mark has released two solo albums ‘All the Pieces’ and ‘Moment’ and his upfront and personal solo performance will see him play a mixture of material from these albums and Levellers classics. Be warned, Mark will have you up dancing!
Mark will be supported by Jake Martin, Paul Henshaw, and Nick Parker, making this a night not to be missed.

Ferryman's Wake - Album Launch
2018-10-19 20:00 - 2018-10-20 20:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
LAUNCH NIGHT FOR ” FERRYMAN’S WAKE ” – THE NEW ALBUM BY ANT NOEL – BOCABAR – GLASTONBURY – 19 OCTOBER 2018 – 8PM – £5 OTD – SUPPORT BY LONELY TOURIST & THE JUNE APPLES – www.antnoel.com
I am delighted to be releasing my fourth studio album – ” Ferryman’s Wake ” – on October 19th at Bocabar, Glastonbury. I will be joined onstage by my band The Peabody Drakes, with special guest Chris Webb rejoining the fold. We will perform the whole album, followed by a performance of my second album ” Under City Lights “.
Two wonderful support acts will open proceedings: LONELY TOURIST (https://lonelytourist.bandcamp.com/) (joined by Chris Webb) is main support and our opening act is THE JUNE APPLES (https://www.facebook.com/juneapples/) who will also be joining Ant onstage later.
” Ferryman’s Wake ” is my most personal collection of songs to date and has been in gestation for four years. Recorded at Orchard Studios in Barton St. David. The new album will be on sale all evening, along with my previous albums.
Doors at 8pm, live music until midnight, DJ until 1am. £5 entry.
See you on the 19th October!
Ant

The Library Of Lost Memories
2018-10-18 19:30 - 21:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
A new comic theatre show from the creator of the acclaimed Waiting for Stanley and Secrets of the BluestockingsTwo very well-meaning librarians are sent to organise the quirky Library of Lost Memories. This inventive, poignant and entertaining show explores the nature of memory and loss, and the complexity, simplicity and beauty of the human mindThis showcase follows a rehearsal and development phase ahead of our Spring tour 2019 – supported by Arts Council England and Take Art’s BARN initiative. We will welcome your feedback after the show. Suitable for ages 8+Tickets £7/£5 concs available on the door Devised and Performed by Leela Bunce and Ged StephensonDesign by Katie Underhay and Anthony BurbridgeSound Design by Jules BushellLighting Design by Joe RocketProudly Made in Somerset ♥

Cabbage to Clover by Coo Geller
2018-10-17 10:00 - 2018-11-18 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
I am an artist and printmaker living and working in Bristol.
My work is about nature. I am drawn to something, perhaps a plant or a vegetable, and I may notice a tiny aspect of it that I find fascinating. I record this and communicate its special, unnoticed qualities.
Bristol Clover Prints
I live near Stoke Park and from my walks I have become interested in the clover growing around and about. I have been taking their photographs and working with them directly to make images of the green three-, or sometimes four or five- leaf clovers of many shapes, sizes, patterns and shades of green, and their corresponding flowers of pink or white.
I have found four leaf clovers amongst them, but I think we are lucky to have them all.
My clover series is printed as giclee prints – this is a fine art digital printing process combining pigment-based inks with high quality archival paper.
Cabbage to snail, snail to bird
A recurring theme in my work is that of metamorphosis – cabbages to snails, snails to birds. These images represent my fascination with the idea of the life cycle in which organic matter, in passing from past to present, carries with it, yet totally transforms, its own physical nature. It is about an ever-changing, interlocking continuum – the natural world to which I, too, belong.
Orange Peel
I am forever amazed by the beauty of the foods we eat and that surround us in our everyday lives. Working with orange peel, I scraped and pressed their skins, and this formed the basis of my orange peel series of prints and laser cut pieces.
I want to bring the sense of wonderment to my work that I feel for everyday
things – a parsnip, a patch of moss, the peel of an orange … I give value to each little thing and show its importance in the world.
For further information about my work please contact me.

Soulphonic 2
2018-10-13 20:00 - 2018-10-14 01:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
SOULPHONIC #2
Saturday, October 13, 2018

BACK ONCE AGAIN, THIS TIME WITH TWO ROOMS OF THE FINEST MUSIC.
DJ lineup:
AJ, ARTHUR MEEK, MARTIN SELLICK (SOULPHONIC)
+ GUESTS CHRIS DINNIS, JON C, JIM HEDGES & MARK RICHARDS.
Funk, soul and soulful house.
8pm-1am • Tickets £5 adv. / £7 otd.

DJ Jah Harmony & friends - Roots reggae, funk & soul
2018-10-12 20:00 - 2018-10-13 01:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
DJ Jah Harmony & friends
Roots Reggae, funk and soul
8pm-late
Free entry

DJ Jah Harmony & friends
2018-10-12 20:00 - 23:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
DJ Jah Harmony & friends – roots reggae, soul and funk

Electrosensitivity - Wessex Research Group
2018-10-11 19:15 - 21:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Speaker: Dr Andrew Tresidder
This talk aims to look at what ES is, and to understand symptoms, sources and solutions. increasing numbers of people are affected by the environmental pollution of Radiofrequency Signals and Electromagnetic fields, but don’t always make the connection.
If ants, birds and bees are affected, then why shouldn’t humans be? Some sensitive people are particularly affected.
Electromagnetic hygiene involves recognising the issue and doing something about it. Industry will help, when the mistaken presumption of no harm; becomes obvious, and when the ICNIRP derived safety limits, which ONLY apply 6 minute tissue heating limits, and ignore increasing evidence of biological effects.
Dr Andrew Tresidder, GP and Educator, aims to cover the main issues and answer questions

'Vintage Revival'
2018-10-09 10:00 - 2018-11-19 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Art Of Eloquence
presents
‘Vintage Revival’

An Eclectic Exhibition of Retro, Nostalgic and Classic Photographic Images
By
Deborah Richards

Red Brick Building & Bocabar

Wednesday 3rd October – Monday 19th November
Open daily 10am-5pm

Free Family Fun Day to celebrate Black History Month
2018-10-07 12:00 - 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Black History Month – Somerset
Preparations are under away for a launch event for the Somerset Multicultural Association, whose aim is to bring BME people who live in rural Somerset together, as well as inviting the community as a whole to learn about and celebrate Black history and culture. The event is a free family orientated day running from 12pm until 5pm at the Red Brick Building Glastonbury on Sunday October 7th.
The day itself is set to be fun filled, with performances from the esteemed African Caribbean Theatre Company Tangle who will be performing a piece called Water Bread Salt, as well as music of black origin from local schools, Bath based Hip Hop duo Benji & Hibbz and local Millfield alumni Oska Zaky. We will also be holding educational talks and running kids craft sessions as well as an African dance workshop and performance. My Caribbean Corner will be running a food stall for the day providing some sumptuous Caribbean cuisine.
Somerset Multicultural Association have been supported by the Community Involvement team all at CCS (the Community Council for Somerset) and through the Somerset Diverse Communities & the Positive People programme obtained funding to bring Tangle to the event.
Eden Simpson said: “We are so proud to bring the people of Somerset an educational and inspirational multicultural event celebrating Black History, it promises to be such a fun day for all the family to enjoy!”

For further information, please contact Eden Simpson on 07934576608 or email us at somersetmulticult@gmail.com Free

Silent Disco
2018-10-06 20:00 - 2018-10-07 01:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Details TBC

Rory Motion
2018-09-27 19:30 - 22:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Rory Motion – comedian, poet, singer-songwriter
Thursday 27th September
7.30pm
£5 adv/£7 otd

The last thirty years as a poet, singer/songwriter, comedian, and tree impressionist have established Rory Motion as one of the most popular and innovative performers on the national circuit. Born in 1956, the son of a simple Yorkshire sales executive, Rory has delighted both natives and foreigners alike with his deceptively laid-back style, keen intelligence and quirky wit.
Rory honed his stage skills on the stand-up comedy circuit in the late 80’s and early 90’s, being described by Time Out as a “a post-Hippie comic”, which by way of cheerful response is how he described Time Out. Finding the increasingly gladiatorial nature of the stand-up world too limiting, he decided in 1992, following a successful national tour with Frank Skinner, to move to Bwlch y Cibau, a small village in Powys.
Rory’s instinct for poetry, song and story found nurture in the bard-friendly hills and soon he was extending his engagements to include folk and literature festivals. A regular contributor to national radio, he has appeared on comedy shows, the literature panel game ‘Booked’ with Roger McGough and Miles Kington, and written and presented his own programmes on Radios 4 and 5. In 2001, Rory and fellow poet Matt Harvey created a series of programmes called ‘One Night Stanza’ which, in a victory for poetry lovers everywhere, made the coveted 6:30 Radio 4 comedy slot. In the same year Cassells published Rory’s collection of poems, ‘Neither is the Horse’.
Rory’s fascination and evident facility with language has led him to perform in other tongues. In his French-speaking persona, Raymond Bizarre, Rory enjoyed a network radio hit in France with his epic homage to Eric Cantona, and in a triumphant accolade for the Englishman abroad, the disc was played before international matches at the Parc de Princes on several occasions.
In 2004 he travelled to the remote shores of Lake Malawi, in Mozambique, and performed to different villages in the local language of Chi Nyanja, an offshoot of Swahili. The results of this remarkable adventure were recorded in a half-hour programme called ‘Hi Nyanja’, for Radio 4 (listen to it in the videos section)
Rory performed at every Glastonbury Festival from 1989 up until 2008, when sadly the festival was taken over by an American multi-national corporation called Live Nation, and hippies were banned from attending. His unique blend of wit and wisdom appeals to a wide range of generations and political leanings. In the space of one week in the nineties, Rory appeared on radios 2 and 4, performed at an anthroposophical conference, and followed a benefit gig for the anarchist magazine Squall by being guest speaker for the Harrogate Rotarians.
Rory also paints landscapes, interiors and text-pieces and in 2007 exhibited at the Peter Pears gallery in Aldeburgh, in conjunction with a reading at the Aldeburgh poetry festival.
Rory is a huge fan of the late Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band and in 2013 and 2014 had the pleasure of supporting the Magic Band at the York Duchess.
Since 2015, he has been booked by various Literature festivals to deliver one of his entertaining and effective practical tutorials on the mysteries of solving cryptic crosswords. Rory says he owes everything to his Mum and fifty quid to his Dad.

FREE Creative Writing Taster Session
2018-09-22 10:00 - 11:30, 2018-09-17 10:30 - 12:00 | Somerset
Do you want to write but don’t know where to start?
Are you a writer who would like to meet with like-minded people and develop your craft?
Join published author, Alison Rose Knight, at one of her FREE TASTER SESSIONS at the Red Brick Building as we start a new page in the RBB’s story.
The sessions will be based on Alison’s Who? What? Where? When? Workshops, looking at:

Who will you write about? – Characters real and fictional
What will you write? – novels, short stories, flash fiction, blogs, poems, and so on
Where will your writing be set? – developing and describing settings
When will your story be set? – writing about different times, seasons and eras.

There will be discussions about these topics with examples and a number of short writing exercises throughout the sessions. Participants will be encouraged to join in the discussions and to share their work, but there will be no obligation to do so – the aim is to spark the imagination, not to force anyone to do anything that makes them feel uncomfortable.
Although sessions are free, we are asking people to book a place so that we can prepare the right amount of materials for each workshop. Please email Alison to secure your place.
We will also ask for a donation to RBB to help cover room costs. The sessions are open to all ages and abilities. Alison has experience of teaching students from early teens to late seventies.
Each participant needs to bring a notepad and something to write with, or a laptop.

Red Brick Youth Club
2018-09-21 18:30 - 21:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Our youth club is having a summer break so join us again on the 21st of September.
The Red Brick Building Glastonbury is committed to give young people a place where they feel safe and can be inspired to reach their full potential.
The youth club is on in term time only and is open for youth between the ages of 11 & 19 years.
Entry costs just 50p each week & the club times are 6.30pm till 9pm.

Bilocation: A Journey in Sound with Steve Marshall
2018-09-20 19:30 - 22:30 | Somerset
Thursday September 20th
7.30pm
£5 otd
Be in two places at the same time through Steve Marshall’s deeply immersive 3-D surround sound experience. Enter the Red Brick in Somerset and be simultaneously transported to some strange and wonderful locations around the world!
Be in a huge echoing dome in Karnataka; on the back of a galloping horse; in a banana grove in Kerala at dawn; in an electrical storm with spectacular lightning strikes; on a motorcycle racing around a fairground Wall of Death… and more!
Be sure to join Steve’s special live event on Thursday 20th Sept at 7:30pm when he will share with us how he creates his 3-D soundscapes and take us more deeply into his bilocation worlds!

Azhaar & Global Wave
2018-09-14 20:00 - 23:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
With a reputation stretching back to the supercool Latin vibes of Sirius B, singer and jazz violinist Azhaar Saffar’s new project inevitably combines her poised vocal clarity with some pretty catchy grooves. She’s casting a wider net for inspiration these days, with contemporary soul and world music influences as evident as those classic bossa nova rhythms in her original songs.
Tickets are £5 adv and on sale now.

Somerset Arts Week Preview
2018-09-14 18:00 - 20:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
We are taking part in Somerset Arts Week and our preview is Friday the 14th of September.
Saw venue 189
Free entry 6-8pm to view the art
Live music from Azhaar and Global Wave from 8pm tickets are £5 in advance or £7 on the door.

Exhibiting artists include:
Terry Flaxton
Charlotte Humpston
Paul Branson
John Fleming

RBB Artisans include:
Wendy Robinson
Midgard Craft
Suzi Dale
John Mawby
Emma Sparks

Open daily 10am till 5pm from the 15th to the 30th of September

Feminist Futures: exploring activism and the future of gender equality
2018-09-09 11:00 - 16:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Feminist Futures: exploring activism and the future of gender equality
For all genders, ages 16-30
9 September, 11-4pm, free, booking essential via Facebook or Eventbrite
This day of free creative workshops aims to empower people of all genders aged 16-30 through learning about feminist activist her-stories, connecting these to contemporary debates about gender equality and exploring ways to make your voice heard. Held within an exhibition of striking feminist posters, the workshops will take inspiration from a century of women-led campaigns for gender equality from Votes for Women to Equal Pay and #metoo.

Meet others interested in activism and feminism
• Learn about the inspiring activists who fought for women’s rights
• Explore and discuss the issues that matter to you
• Experiment with fun and creative DIY methods
• Publish your work on the Feminist Archive South project website and have it displayed in a regional touring exhibition (optional).

11am-1pm Herstory and Feminist Futures workshop
1pm-2pm Lunch (snacks provided)
2pm-4pm DIY Activism and Counter-culture workshop
All workshops are free and we can offer modest contributions towards travel and access costs such as child care. Please contact feminist.archive40@gmail.com for more information.
For more information:
Email: education.feministarchive@gmail.com
Website: www.h2h.feministarchivesouth.org.uk
Twitter & Facebook: @FemArchiveSouth

Electric Swing Circus
2018-09-08 20:00 - 2018-09-09 20:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Electric Swing Circus is a 6-piece fusion of saucy 20s swing and stomping electro beats. With an explosive sound that reverberates back through time, and with their own unique style of swing, the ESC always brings the party!
DJ support. G&T bar.
Tickets on sale £8adv/£10otd

Digital Democracy: taking activism online
2018-09-08 11:00 - 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Digital Democracy: taking activism online
For women and non-binary people of all ages over 16+
7 Sept, 10am-5pm, free, booking essential via Facebook or Eventbrite
8 Sept, 10am-5pm, free, booking essential via Facebook or Eventbrite
In today’s world ‘Politics and Protest’ increasingly happen online. Women wrote the first software, but are now massively under-represented both in the male dominated mainstream tech industry, and in the movements challenging the ways tech is being used to control and exploit.
How can we start to own and control our data and the online systems we use?
Come to a day-long workshop and explore self-hosted, free and open source software and practical ways of getting started and taking direct action.
There will be opportunities to work on a project of your own or develop a shared idea with a group.
The workshop day will include:

An introduction to self-hosting, installing and managing Free and Open Source Software.
Discussion on what might be possible and ways to achieve it – bring your own project ideas.
Basic site building in Drupal – an extremely powerful Content Management System,
A (very) brief look at command line code – you can get a long way without command line, but it’s good to know it’s there so you can choose to learn it when you’re ready.

Requirements:

You will need your own laptop to work on (please let us know if this is a problem)
familiarity with using online software (including social media platforms) is useful, but no coding skills are required.

Our website will offer ongoing support, conversations and tutorials and will also provide opportunities for shared exploration of existing collaborative platforms.
All workshops are free and we can offer modest contributions towards travel and access costs such as child care. Please contact feminist.archive40@gmail.com for more information.
For more information:
Email: feministarchivesouth.press@gmail.com
Website: www.h2h.feministarchivesouth.org.uk
Twitter & Facebook: @FemArchiveSouth

Digital Democracy: taking activism online
2018-09-07 11:00 - 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Please book via Facebook event and Eventbrite.
Digital Democracy: taking activism online
For women and non-binary people of all ages over 16+
7 Sept, 10am-5pm, free, booking essential via Facebook or Eventbrite
8 Sept, 10am-5pm, free, booking essential via Facebook or Eventbrite
In today’s world ‘Politics and Protest’ increasingly happen online. Women wrote the first software, but are now massively under-represented both in the male dominated mainstream tech industry, and in the movements challenging the ways tech is being used to control and exploit.
How can we start to own and control our data and the online systems we use?
Come to a day-long workshop and explore self-hosted, free and open source software and practical ways of getting started and taking direct action.
There will be opportunities to work on a project of your own or develop a shared idea with a group.
The workshop day will include:

An introduction to self-hosting, installing and managing Free and Open Source Software.
Discussion on what might be possible and ways to achieve it – bring your own project ideas.
Basic site building in Drupal – an extremely powerful Content Management System,
A (very) brief look at command line code – you can get a long way without command line, but it’s good to know it’s there so you can choose to learn it when you’re ready.

Requirements:

You will need your own laptop to work on (please let us know if this is a problem)
familiarity with using online software (including social media platforms) is useful, but no coding skills are required.

Our website will offer ongoing support, conversations and tutorials and will also provide opportunities for shared exploration of existing collaborative platforms.
All workshops are free and we can offer modest contributions towards travel and access costs such as child care. Please contact feminist.archive40@gmail.com for more information.
For more information:
Email: feministarchivesouth.press@gmail.com
Website: www.h2h.feministarchivesouth.org.uk
Twitter & Facebook: @FemArchiveSouth

Occupation Meets Resistance
2018-09-06 18:30 - 22:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Red Brick Building and the Palestinian Museum and Cultural Centre present
Occupation Meets Resistance – 3 volunteers speak about and share images from their visits to Palestine in 2017
Thursday 6th September
6.30 for 7pm start
£5/3 concessions. Pay on the door

Hatpins to Hashtags Exhibition Launch and Workshops
2018-09-02 10:30 - 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
The Feminist Archive South is celebrating 100 years since some women got the right to vote with Hatpins to Hashtags, a programme of free events, workshops and an exhibition creating opportunities for reflection, lively discussion and action on feminist issues now – in the age of the hashtag.
Over the last 100 years, from hatpins to hashtags, women have defended themselves and fought for equal rights with whatever tools are to hand. Celebrating the legacy of suffrage and the Women’s Liberation Movement, Hatpins to Hashtags will bring untold feminist narratives to light and raise awareness of how technology can be used as a tool in grassroots activism.
Launch event: 2 September 10.30am – 5pm
Creative workshops, exhibition, discussion and refreshments
10.30 Feminist creative writing workshop (all genders 16-30 years)
Envisioning feminist futures through experimenting with cut-up poetry using archive materials from the Women’s Liberation Movement. Registration for the workshop via Eventbrite is essential: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/feminist-futures-creative-writing-workshop-tickets-49038259755
12.30 Welcome and opening
13.00 Refreshments and badge, zine and poster making
Join us to celebrate the exhibition with free vegetarian/vegan refreshments and a drop-in feminist arts and crafts workshop open to all
15.00 Discussion: feminism then, now and in the future
Discussion circle on feminist activism and the future of gender equality in local contexts with guest speakers
Exhibition:
Politics and Protest: Posters from the Women’s Liberation Movement
Drawn from the rich collection of over 1000 posters held by The Feminist Archive South, these posters are testimony to the activist energy of the movement and the determination of women to speak out and organise on their own terms.
Please RSVP for the free refreshments on Eventbrite.
All workshops are free and we can offer modest contributions towards travel and access costs such as child care. Please contact feminist.archive40@gmail.com for more information.

Feminist Futures Creative Writing Workshop
2018-09-02 10:30 - 12:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
People of all genders aged 16-30 are invited to a free, interactive creative writing workshop exploring the future of gender equality and activism. Held within an exhibition of striking feminist posters, the workshop will take inspiration from a century of women-led campaigns for gender equality from Votes for Women to Equal Pay and #metoo.
Experimenting with DIY counter-cultural methods such as cut-up poetry, adaptation and collage we will explore a range of topics including gender stereotyping, sexual harassment, LGBT+ activism and the issues that matter to you.
The workshop will create opportunities to:
Meet others interested in activism, creative writing and gender equality
Experiment with new creative writing techniques in a non-judgmental environment
Publish your work on the Feminist Archive South project website and have it displayed in a regional touring exhibition (optional)
Enrich the study of English Literature and Language at A-Level or degree level and build your knowledge of feminist theory, textual analysis and adaptation
‘Poetry is not only dream and vision; it is the skeleton architecture of our lives. It lays the foundations for a future of change, a bridge across our fears of what has never been before.’ Audre Lorde, ‘Poetry is not a Luxury’.
After the workshop there will be a launch for the exhibition with free food, refreshments, discussions and a badge, zine and poster making workshop open to everyone. You are welcome to stay and continue your creative writing work in the space. If you would like to join the workshop please register for your free ticket on Eventbrite.
The Red Brick Building is wheelchair accessible. If you have any questions or access needs get in touch with Ellie at education.feministarchive@gmail.com.

Politics and Protest, Posters from the Women's Liberation Movement exhibition 1st-11th September
2018-09-01 10:00 - 2018-09-11 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Hatpins to Hashtags brings an exhibition of dynamic posters from the Women’s Liberation Movement (1978-2000) to share with audiences around the South West on from 1st-11th September 2018.
Drawn from the rich collection of over 1000 posters held by The Feminist Archive South they are testmony to the activist energy of the movement and the determination of women to speak out and organise on their own terms.
Calling women together to campaign, learn, protest and celebrate the posters speak to us now of the burning issues of the time – many of which continue to reverberate today. The posters are inspiring and will also provoke debate: What was achieved? What is still to be done?
Joins us to discuss these questions during events and debates that will accompany the exhibition exploring, for example: what is Feminism? Who is a Feminist? Then, now and into the future.
There will be accompanying workshops, cross generational conversations and panel discussions – look out for the programme for your area that will be posted nearer the time. Local speakers and organisations are invited to bring their concerns and knowledges to the Hatpins to Hashtags table: email feminist.archive40@gmail.com to get involved.

The Osiligi Maasai Warriors
2018-08-27 14:00 - 17:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
Community Music, Farewell Dance & Performance.
Say goodbye to the Osiligi Maasai Warriors from Kenya.
Monday 27th August 2-5pm
Tickets £7 in advance /£5 concessions / £10 on the door.
Available from The Speaking Tree bookshop, High St, Glastonbury.

#Naughty (House of El 3rd Birthday Party)
2018-08-24 20:00 - 2018-08-25 01:00 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
#Naughty (House of El 3rd Birthday Party)

Host: House of El

Bristol’s finest and DJ to the stars DJ Mac 3 returns to the ‘House of El’ for our 3rd Birthday celebration to bring you the very best in nineties and naughties R&B, Hip-Hop and Dancehall. Having previously lent his skills to the likes of Ginuwine, Sisqo, P.Diddy, Busta Rhymes, DMX, Beyoncè and many more, he is returning to the Shire to bump and grind with us! If you missed the 90’s R&B Throwback Session back in June, now’s your chance to make up for it! If you were there, it’s time to do it again!!

FREE GLASS OF BUBBLY BEFORE 10PM!!!

Dress code: Sleek and Sexy
Get a ticket today for £6 in adv.

BWPA - Go Wild With Your Camera
2018-08-23 14:00 - 16:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
BWPA exhibition events
Go wild with your camera!
Thursday 23rd August 2018, 2pm to 4.30pm
Discover mystic mounds, mini-beasts and late flowers in Somerset’s summer fields on this photography walk. Inspired by the award-winning photographs on display at the Red Brick Building, join wildlife photographers Victoria Hillman and Les Cloutman exploring and photographing the wildlife nearby. Walking through flower-filled water meadows and other habitats, you are likely to come across late butterflies and dragonflies, grasshoppers and spiders you will be able to try out your skills as a wildlife photographer and learn from two experts. Sturdy footwear and waterproofs needed if wet and bring your camera! Organised by Somerset Wildlife Trust’s Wells Area Group volunteers.
Meet at Red Brick Building, Morland Enterprise Park, Morland Road, Glastonbury BA6 9FT
Ticket £5 adults, children £2 (Children must be accompanied by an adult.) Sorry no dogs.
What to wear: Please wear long trousers and suitable footwear. If it’s a hot sunny day please bring water, sun cream and hats too, or wet weather gear if raining.
If anyone wants to know more about it they can contact Victoria Hillman victoria.vikspics@gmail.com.

BWPA - Go Wild With Your Camera
2018-08-22 14:00 - 16:30 | The Red Brick Building, Morland Road, Glastonbury, Somerset, BA6 9FT, United Kingdom
BWPA exhibition events
Go wild with your camera!
Wednesday 22 August 2018, 2pm to 4.30pm
Discover mystic mounds, mini-beasts and late flowers in Somerset’s summer fields on this photography walk. Inspired by the award-winning photographs on display at the Red Brick Building, join wildlife photographers Victoria Hillman and Les Cloutman exploring and photographing the wildlife nearby. Walking through flower-filled water meadows and other habitats, you are likely to come across late butterflies and dragonflies, grasshoppers and spiders you will be able to try out your skills as a wildlife photographer and learn from two experts. Sturdy footwear and waterproofs needed if wet and bring your camera! Organised by Somerset Wildlife Trust’s Wells Area Group volunteers.
Meet at Red Brick Building, Morland Enterprise Park, Morland Road, Glastonbury BA6 9FT
Ticket £5 adults, children £2 (Children must be accompanied by an adult.) Sorry no dogs.
What to wear: Please wear long trousers and suitable footwear. If it’s a hot sunny day please bring water, sun cream and hats too, or wet weather gear if raining.
If anyone wants to know more about it they can contact Victoria Hillman victoria.vikspics@gmail.com.
