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FOREWORD INTRODUCTION HIGHLIGHTS DIARY OVERVIEW

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September
Sat 8 EVENT     Doors Open Day
An opportunity to look around many of Bristol's most interesting and important buildings.
Further information: 0117 922 3719 or www.bristol-city.gov.uk
 
Fri 14 /
Sat 15
SYMPOSIUM     Theatre Information Group: Theatre and Education, and Improving Access for users.
Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodland Road. £40 for both days. Further information: 0117 954 5464
 
Fri 21 CONFERENCE*     Widening Participation
9.30 am - 2.30 pm Clifton Hill House. For teachers and advisers from local schools.
Further information: 0117 928 8072 or sean.russell@bristol.ac.uk
October
Mon 1 EVENT*     Mature Students Induction Day
9.30 am - 3.30 pm University of Bristol Students' Union, Brunel Suite. Informal event to welcome new mature students to the University. Further information: 0117 928 8862.
 
Wed 10 MUSIC     Schubert Ensemble. Judith Weir and Ravel: Piano Trios
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.

 

  LECTURE     Integrating Diversity - at Work, in the Community and at Home
Professor Joanna Foster, 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Fri 12 DANCE     Small Stage Company: The Healing Arts
7.30 pm Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodland Road. Ring for tickets and further information.
 
Fri 12 /
Sat 13
SEMINAR  Participation and Representation of Black and Other Ethnic Minority People in Public Life
Burwalls Centre for Continuing Education, Bridge Road, Leigh Woods. Further information: 0117 928 7790 or h.bousetta@bristol.ac.uk
 
Sun 14

SERVICE  A service for the start of the University session
Lavinia Byrne, writer and broadcaster 3.30 pm Bristol Cathedral.

 
Wed 17

MUSIC Members of the Bhavan Institute of Indian Art and Culture: North Indian Music
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.

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Thurs 18

LECTURE Racial Equality and Multiculturalism in the City
Paul Stephenson, Peaches Golding and Maqsood Zamir, 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building.

 
  SEMINAR * Who wants to be dot.com millionaire?
University of Bristol, Students' Union. Workshop for Year 12 business studies pupils from local schools.
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Wed 24 MUSIC     Raymond Clarke: Russian Piano Music
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.
 
Thur 25 LECTURE     Racial Politics at the United Nations
Professor Michael Banton, 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Fri 26
Sat 27
DRAMA     Witwatersrand University Student Theatre Group: Venus / Somebody Say Something
7.30 pm Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodland Road. Ring for tickets and further information.
 
Sat 27 SYMPOSIUM     Contesting Histories
10.30 am Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodland Road. Ring for tickets and further information.
 
Sat 27 WORKSHOP     The Work of Wole Soyinka
2.00 pm - 4.00 pm and 5.00 pm - 7.00 pm Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodland Road. £19.50.
 
Wed 31 MUSIC     Keith Tippett
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.
November
Thur 1 LECTURE      Celebrating Diversity - Beyond Sentiment to Strategy
Paul Boateng, MP. 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Sat 3 DANCE      Priya Pawar and her Dance Company Pushpalata: Kathah meets Flamenco
7.30 pm Wickham Theatre, Cantocks Close, Woodland Road. £8/£5
 
  PARTY    'This is Bristol' Spectacular
7.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Family entertainment in aid of Lord Mayor's Appeal (to support disadvantaged children in the community). Starring: Motown's legendary Edwin Starr with compere Steve Yabsley. Sponsored by the University of Bristol, Bristol Evening Post, TEMC and SWEB.
 
Mon 5 OPEN DAY      with a display, art exhibition and talk
10.00 am - 4.00 pm Chaplaincy Centre, 1 Priory Road.
 
Wed 7 MUSIC      New Noise
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Programme includes Alistair Stout: Divinum Mysterium; Katherine Norman: Insomnia.
 
Fri 9 LAUNCH      The new Department for Disability Studies
4.00 pm Recital Room, Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.
 
  LECTURE      Valuing Diversity - the Disability Agenda
Jane Campbell. 6.00 pm Recital Room, Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.
 
Tues 13 LECTURE      Women in Prehistoric Art
Dr Camilla Power. 5.15 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Wed 14 MUSIC      Members of Wells Cathedral School
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Programme of solo and ensemble music.
 
  OPEN DAY*      For Local Access Students
Opportunity to meet members of staff from a range of courses. Further information: 0117 928 8862
 
  LECTURE      Widening Diversity and Improving Life Chances
Dr Peter Lampl 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Mon 19 LECTURE      Power of Place: People and Possibilities
Sir Neil Cossons. 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Wed 21 MUSIC      University New Music Ensemble directed by John Pickard
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. A programme of music by local composers.
 
Wed 28 MUSIC      University Singers directed by Glyn Jenkins
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road.
 
Thur 29 LECTURE      The Bristol Veterinary School: Science in the Service of Animals
Professor John Webster. 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
December
Thur 1 LECTURE      Celebrating Diversity - Beyond Sentiment to Strategy Paul Boateng, MP. 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Sat 1 MUSIC      University Symphony Orchestra
7.30 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Ring for tickets and further information. Strauss, Liszt and Mahler: Symphony no. 5, conducted by Adrian Beaumont.
 
  PARTY*      Kids' Christmas Party
Christmas party for disadvantaged city children, hosted by the Students' Union. Further information: 0117 954 5800 or info@ubu.org.uk
 
Sat 1 /
Sun 2
EVENT*      Jailbreak
Students raise money for charity by getting as far from Bristol as possible, with just £10 on them. Further information: 0117 954 5800 or info@ubu.org.uk
 
Wed 5 LECTURE      The Role of a University in its Region
Professor John Goddard 5.15 pm Leigh Court, Abbots Leigh.
 
  MUSIC      University Chamber Choir directed by Matthew Brind
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Programme includes: Fauré Cantique de Jean Racine; Elgar: Lux Aeterna; Samuel Barber: Agnus Dei.
 
  EVENT*      World Exchange Fair
10.00 am - 4.00 pm The Hawthorns, Woodland Road. A chance for students to find out more about studying abroad. Further information: 0117 954 5834
 
Fri 7 MUSIC      University Wind Orchestra conducted by Kate Ayres
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Ring for tickets and further information. Milhaud: Suite Française; Woolfenden: SPQR; The Symphonic Strauss.
 
Tue 11 LECTURE      Learning to Live with Sexual Diversity
Professor Jeffrey Weeks. 6.00 pm Reception Room, Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road.
 
Wed 12 MUSIC      University Early Music Groups
1.15 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. Programme of Baroque music given by the students of the Music Department, coached by members of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.
 
  MUSIC      Concert of Christmas Readings and Music
7.30 pm Victoria Rooms, Queen's Road. The University Chamber Choir and University Singers. Collection for local charities.
 
Thur 13 SERVICE*      University Carol Service
1.10 pm Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road. All University staff and students welcome.
 
Fri 14 EVENT*      Court
2.30 pm Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road. The supreme governing body of the University meets to receive a report from Council, and the Statement of Accounts. All exhibitions from Celebration 2001 will be on display.
THEATRE ORAL HISTORY PROJECT
This will continue throughout Celebration 2001. If you have been involved in local theatre, or have memories of theatre-going in Bristol, please contact 0117 954 5464 or email theatre-collection@bristol.ac.uk

Celebration 2001 is co-ordinated by Communications and Marketing Services, the University of Bristol.