We are a fundraising organisation, as our core funding partly covers operations and programme delivery. We always have to fundraise when delivering a programme, particularly in this climate. We ensure that all our artists are paid, as it is important to value their creativity and support their work in these challenging economic times.

We’ve put together a short survey to gather your thoughts, ideas, and feedback to shape how we move forward.

The programme will see Carnival artists and practitioners deliver workshops and assemblies in local schools for students and teachers alike.

As we celebrate International Women's Day 2025, we’re shining a light on the women who have shaped and continue to shape sound system culture.

J’Ouvert signals the start of the Carnival celebrations across the world – but what is it, and how did it begin?

We’re excited to be partnering with Lyra Poetry Festival to bring this celebration of Benjamin Zephaniah’s poetry to St George’s Bristol!

St Pauls Carnival is back this July, and we’re excited to share our plans with you!

Callout for photos and videos that reflect the cultural identity of Bath & North East Somerset, Bristol and South Gloucestershire

We’re looking for a Producer to support the development, design and delivery of our Education Programme!

Join us in celebrating Kwanzaa – a week long holiday honouring African heritage, community, and culture.

At a pivotal time for St Pauls Carnival, we are excited to be seeking new members for our Board.

Join us for Festus - a fun packed festive themed all-day market celebrating African Caribbean and Black British culture.

Black History Month content series exploring how creatives in the South West region are using art as a form of resistance and to amplify, challenge and reclaim narratives.

Black History Month content series exploring how creatives in the South West region are using art as a form of resistance and to amplify, challenge and reclaim narratives.

Black History Month content series exploring how creatives in the South West region are using art as a form of resistance and to amplify, challenge and reclaim narratives.

This December, Trinity are hosting Festus in partnership with St Pauls Carnival - a fun packed festive themed all-day market celebrating African Caribbean and Black British culture.

Dr Michele Curtis, the newly appointed Chair of the Board, reflects on her journey with St Pauls Carnival and what she hopes to achieve in her new post.

St Pauls Carnival is proud to announce the appointment of acclaimed Bristol artist Dr Michele Curtis as the new Chair of the Carnival Board.

Tune into the It Takes a City Panel Discussion on Ujima Radio on 26th October, 12-2pm. Hosted by St Pauls Carnival, this takeover show will explore the future of community events in Bristol.