Still time to go to the Small Is… Festival
by Tim Willmott : Comments Off on Still time to go to the Small Is… Festival
“Small is…Festival is a great chance for people to get in touch with ideas that can really help to build solutions for a world locked into big-business market forces, helping to put people in touch with the benefits of smaller, more local and more human ways of interacting”
The Small Is festival is taking place at St. George’s Bristol, Great George Street (off Park Street), Bristol, BS1 5RR UK
Dates and times
The Small Is festival is on the 13th and 14th September, and runs from 11am until 11pm on both days.
The daytime will consist of debates and the Schumacher lectures on the main stage during the day, films in the crypt area, and workshops, discussion sessions and music in the beautiful gardens surrounding the hall. The evening will see music on the stage in the main hall.
Tickets are available for the whole weekend, for each separate day, or indeed for just a daytime session (11am – 7pm) or an evening session (7pm – 11pm).
Food and drink
There will be food and drink available on site throughout the weekend;
The Spotless Leopard will be situated in the carpark area serving vegan delights, and the Rummer Bar will be running a BBQ at the top of the main steps to the building.
A full bar, plus tea, coffee, cake and ice cream will also be available from the main bar situated in the crypt area.
To find out more go to the Small Is… Festival website.
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Article by Tim Willmott
Tim is the creator of sustainapedia.com and heads digital publisher Treading Lightly. His interests include nature and wild places, cooking, film, sport and music. He is a poet, writer and commentator.
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