How the people of Bristol have confronted fascists, taken on racism and battled apartheid are among the subjects covered in the fifth Radical History Festival, taking place this Saturday (April 22) in the city centre.
The M-Shed is hosting the event, with stalls, lectures, exhibitions and guided tours around the city centre throughout the day.
The annual event this year has two main themes. The first is Radical Bristol and the Visual Arts, which explores radical visual artists who have lived in the city over the past two centuries. The second will look at the history of trade unions in Bristol, from origins in Victorian times to the present day.
