Fresh from their globe arts tours with The World Reimagined and involvement in the Decolonising Memory project, join tour guides Cleo Lake-Ayiih and Kabbo Hue Ferdinand on an extensive and thought provoking tour of central Bristol through some of the street names and architecture connected to the transatlantic trade and trafficking in enslaved Africans.
The tour also explores a more contemporary look at the contributions of people of African descent to the city of Bristol.
Part of the tour includes the use of an augmented reality app on a smartphone which can be downloaded in advance or let us know if you need to borrow a device.
The app provides alternative narratives and creative interpretations in order to see the city scape from a new perspective.
https://www.decolonisingmemory.co.uk/app/.
Bring a packed lunch.
Entrance to Royal Fort Gardens corner of Tyndalls Ave and Elton Road
Brunswick Cemetery, Wilder St, St Paul’s, Bristol BS2 8QS
Booking essential
Buggy friendly
Family friendly
Frequent rest stops
Mobility scooter friendly
Refreshments available to purchase
Take a packed lunch
Toilets
Walk/event repeated during the festival
Wheelchair friendly