Related websites
The following are some links to websites of other organisations that you might be interested in. These include websites for arts trails, other art related groups and other arts-related organisations in Bristol and the UK. Other websites that list Bristol information and activities are also listed below.
Arts Trails in (and near) Bristol and related websites
- Art on the Hill, the trail for artists in the Windmill Hill and Victoria Park areas of Bristol.
- Bristol Art Fringe website, including the Montpelier Art Trail
- Easton Arts Trail, the trail for the Visual & Performing Arts on Bristol’s East Side
- Front Room, the Totterdown Art Trail
- North Bristol Artists website, including the North Bristol Arts Trail
- Roundabout Art Trail, based around Keynsham and surrounding villages
- St Werburghs Arts Trail, in north east Bristol
- Thornbury Arts Festival website, including the Severn Vale Art Trail
- West Bristol Arts Trail, in and around the Clifton area
Bristol galleries, art centres and organisations
- Arnolfini, the contemporary arts centre on Bristol's Harbourside
- ArtsMatrix, the continuing professional development agency for creative practitioners in the South West
- Bristol Creatives, an artist-led networking and marketing initiative open to everyone based in the city working in the creative industries
- Grant Bradley Gallery, in Bedminster, south Bristol
- Southville Centre, the main venue and hub of the Southbank Bristol Arts Trail, is a social enterprise run by Southville Community Development Association (SCDA)
- Tobacco Factory, diverse, high quality performing arts in Southville, south Bristol
- Watershed Media Centre, on Bristol's Harbourside
Other Bristol organisations
- Front Garden website, including the Front Garden Competition in the Southville, Ashton and Bedminster areas of Bristol
- Nitty Gritty Guide, Clifton, Bristol - a cheerful and impartial guide to the City of Bristol
UK-wide links
- Arts Council England, the national development agency for the arts in England
- New British Artists, promoting the work of the best new graduates from art schools around the UK