2018 is the 50th anniversary of St Pauls Carnival. Come and help make history happen!
Opportunities include: volunteering, fundraising, artists, performers, sound systems, stages, stalls and stewarding.
Find out our plans, where we’re up to and how to get involved:
6-8pm, Friday 23rd February 2018
Malcolm X Community Centre, 141 City Road, St Pauls, Bristol BS2 8YH
And help spread the word via social media and your friends and networks!
Make sure you’re following us on our social channels to stay in the loop:
Facebook, Twitter and Instagram: @stpaulsCRNVL
Website: www.stpaulscarnival.net
Email and newsletter sign-ups: admin@stpaulscarnival.org.uk
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