Bristol Bordeaux Partnership

Produced by the Bristol Bordeaux Partnership in collaboration with Lighting up Learning and Bristol City Council, funded by Quartet and designed by Jack Anderson, this interactive tool will help learners and schools alike spread the word about Bristol’s oldest twinning relationship.

Comprised of a suite of fun and entertaining activities which also link to things you could do in school, it is the perfect tool for discovering the South West Capital of France.

Feel free to download it from our website with this link.

https://www.bristolbordeaux.org/uploads/bbp-bordeaux-learning-pack_2022-01-07_1529.zip

SAVE THE DATE! Our Annual General Meeting is coming on the 20th January at City Hall (6 pm – 7:30 pm), in our room.

Wine and nibbles provided. It will be the start of our 75th Twinning Anniversary Celebration’s year.

To talk about this important and thrilling milestone, we will host DR Ann Kennard, Chair of Bristol Hannover Committee; the other city involved.

Follow the link to book your FREE ticket.

www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bristol-bordeaux-partnership-agm-tickets-242678055597

Dear Members and Friends,

The Annual General Meeting of the Bristol Bordeaux Partnership will be held via a virtual  Zoom video conference on Tuesday 23rd February between 18.00 & 19.00. All current and prospective individual, family or business members are invited to attend.

The meeting will include a short talk by our guest speaker Dr Jenny Gaschke: Curator of European Art pre-1900 at Bristol Museum & Art Gallery.Dr Gaschke specialises in British and European Landscape art and has been working with Sandra Buratti Hasan (Musée des Beaux-Arts Bordeaux de Bordeaux) and Guillaume Faroult (Louvre) on the exhibition ‘Absolutely Bizarre! Les drôles d’histoires de l’école de Bristol’ since 2016.

This major exhibition of over 60 works by the Bristol School of Artists will open in Bordeaux in June 2021.

Please register:

You are invited to a Zoom meeting.

When: Feb 23, 2021 06:00 PM London

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMud-mrqz4sHNVNJ8wPU4jCDb3H7qtfm4V1

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

Bristol Bordeaux Partnership: https://www.bristolbordeaux.org/ has teamed up with Bristol based Zanshin Films: https://zanshinfilms.co.uk/ to develop a personalised video library of Bordeaux experiences for inclusion on the Bristol Bordeaux Partnership website and social media channels.

We would love to hear from anyone interested in participating. We will be asking for participants to video themselves and to send in their content digitally for editing by Zanshin Films.

We would like to have some short 5 – 10 minutes of copy for the following questions:

Who are you and what do you do now?

When did you go to Bordeaux & Why?

What was the best/ most memorable moment of your trip/stay?

How are you still in touch with the Bordeaux or Aquitaine region and the people that you met?

What is your message today for anyone wanting to get to know Bordeaux for work or fun?

If you are interested in participating please contact: mike.healey@bristolbordeaux.com or leave a message on the Bristol Bordeaux Partnership website, Facebook, Twitter or Linkedin channels.

Alternatively please contact Zanshin Films: https://zanshinfilms.co.uk/ via the website.

Looking forward to hearing your tales.

Mike Healey

Bristol Bordeaux Partnership

Web: https://www.bristolbordeaux.org/

Facebook: @BristolBordeauxPartnership

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/11049418

Twitter: @bristolbordeaux

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING: The AGM of Bristol Bordeaux Partnership will be on Monday 17th February 2020. The guest speaker will be Assistant Mayor Cllr Craig Cheney. Commencing 6.30 pm in Bristol City Hall. Alongside the business of the AGM we invite all existing and prospective Personal and Corporate members to come and have a glass or two of wine and a few nibbles.

Now with a Linkedin Company Page: https://lnkd.in/gNJ5cwY and a Linkedin Group: https://lnkd.in/gphfMAB and looking for business content contributors / members. And as an organisation we are seeking ‘2,020 Members for 2020’ Join us today. www.bristolbordeaux.org and follow us on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

From our good friends at the Bristol Hannover Council http://bristolhannovercouncil.org.uk/ :

We would like to invite you to the launch of the 50 Cities 50 Traces Art and Peace Exhibition. Please find the invitation attached.

Over two years ago the Mayor of Hannover asked Bristol to host the Mayors for Peace (M4P) Art Exhibition http://www.mayorsforpeace.org/english/ and finally after its global tour, the exhibition is now coming here. After Bristol the exhibition will move to the United Nations General Assembly in New York. The City of Hannover in partnership with its twin city of Hiroshima is one of the driving forces behind this exhibition. It is also important to remember that the twinning between Hannover and Bristol signed in 1947 was based on a desire for Peace and Reconciliation after the destruction of WWII.

Bristol has been a member of the M4P http://www.mayorsforpeace.org/english/ network since the 1980s and Mayor Rees has given this exhibition his full support. The Bristol Hannover Council is the lead partner on the project and financial support has come from the Southall and Taylor Quaker Trusts. The Bristol Quaker Peace and Justice Committee has also been very supportive of this initiative. The exhibition has been curated by Sarah Knight in collaboration with Raimund Menges.

There will be a series of free lunchtime talks on weekdays at 12:30 during the exhibition’s stay in the Vestibules Gallery in City Hall and details of these will be on the Vestibules Whats On pages  https://theislandbristol.com/events/list/

We look forward to seeing you on Monday 3 February at 6pm to be welcomed by the Mayor and to meet the artist Klaudia Dietewich.