Seedling Sessions celebrates its tenth anniversary by joining forces with Black Creatives for an evening of live music, art and community at Bristol’s Trinity Centre.
The programme brings together performers from Bristol and beyond, with appearances from KWAZI, TIA, iAM13E, MĀDŁY, SOULBEE, Cindy Blackbird and BLCK Stream.
Alongside the performances, a special exhibition in the Graffiti Room explores different expressions of Black love. The exhibition runs from Friday 9 to Tuesday 13 October during the building’s opening hours.
The evening celebrates Black creativity and gives artists and audiences an opportunity to come together through music and visual art.
This is a standing event. For accessibility enquiries, contact info@trinitybristol.org.uk.
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