Join us for an evening with the team, playing dominos and breaking bread. We’ll be sharing updates on Carnival 2025 and how you can support.

LaToyah McAllister-Jones, Executive Director of St Pauls Carnival, reflects on this year’s Black History Month theme of Reclaiming Narratives.

Find out more about this ground-breaking initiative from producer Anjali Prashar-Savoie and project manager David Jubb.

As part of our Citizens For Culture project, LaToyah McAllister-Jones, Executive Director of St Pauls Carnival, shares her experiences facilitating democratic decision-making.

We’re looking for a new Finance Officer to coordinate the day-to-day running of the finance function in the St Pauls Carnival team!

St Pauls Carnival CIC statement in response to the recent racist and Islamophobic riots across the UK.

We caught up with Anjali, Producer for Citizens for Culture, to find out more about the ground-breaking initiative.

LaToyah McAllister-Jones, Executive Director of St Pauls Carnival, reflects on this year’s Back A Yard celebrations.

Ahead of this week’s Colston to Phoenix Fashion Show, we caught up with Peg Squires – the fashion technician who has been supporting students from Montpelier High School to design and create the show.

St Pauls Carnival’s debut at Glastonbury in 2024 marked a significant milestone for both the festival and the carnival itself.

St Pauls Carnival’s Back a Yard is making its eagerly anticipated return this summer.

We caught up with the Project Manager of Citizens for Culture, David Jubb, to talk about the Producer role currently available.

We’re looking for a Producer to work on our Citizens For Culture project!

We now plan to stage a full-scale carnival every two years, with 2024 seeing the return to our community-led Back-a-Yard format

Part of the funding will be used to support St Pauls Carnival, Trinity and Citizens In Power’s ‘Citizens For Culture’ project

For Black History Month this October, we’re delivering a package of experiences to organisations across Bristol that celebrate black history through the lens of Carnival.

St Pauls Carnival and Trinity explore how we can co-create a cultural strategy for the city using a citizen’s assembly.

LaToyah McAllister-Jones, Executive Director of St Pauls Carnival, reflects on this year’s Carnival celebrations.

We now plan to stage a full-scale carnival every two years, with 2024 seeing the return to our community-led Back-a-Yard format