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BSL Guide: Useful Phrases

  BSL Guide: Useful Phrases

Posted on Tue 28 Nov 2017

Watershed Guide to BSL: Useful Phrases

BSL Guide: Bar Role Play

  BSL Guide: Bar Role Play

Posted on Tue 28 Nov 2017

Watershed Guide to BSL: Bar Role Play

BSL Guide: Numbers 11-20

  BSL Guide: Numbers 11-20

Posted on Tue 28 Nov 2017

Watershed Guide to BSL: Numbers 11-20

BSL Guide: Draught Drinks

  BSL Guide: Draught Drinks

Posted on Tue 28 Nov 2017

Watershed Guide to BSL: Draught Drinks

BSL Guide: Numbers 30-100

  BSL Guide: Numbers 30-100

Posted on Tue 28 Nov 2017

Watershed Guide to BSL: Numbers 30-100

BSL Guide: Days of the Week

  BSL Guide: Days of the Week

Posted on Tue 28 Nov 2017

Watershed Guide to BSL: Days of the Week

Watershed Cinema Audience

Funding for Watershed's cultural provision recommended by Bristol City Council

Posted on Mon 27 Nov 2017

Bristol City Council announces its proposed Cultural Investment Funding for 2018

Three people striking a pose

#GivingTuesday: A Day for Giving

Posted on Fri 24 Nov 2017

Forget the excesses and consumerism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday – Tue 28 Nov is #GivingTuesday, a global day of giving, the perfect antidote to the two biggest shopping days of the year.

Play, Planning, Policy, Placemaking and Innovation: Erin Walsh

  Play, Planning, Policy, Placemaking and Innovation: Erin Walsh

Posted on Wed 28 Feb 2018

Erin Walsh's talk on Play, Planning, Policy, Placemaking and Innovation for Watershed's Making The City Playable conference 2017.

Unplayable Cities: Miguel Sicart

  Unplayable Cities: Miguel Sicart

Posted on Mon 27 Nov 2017

Teacher of play, author and academic Miguel Sicart considers what make an unplayable city and proposes an alternative understanding of the role of play in modern urban living.

Still from The Florida Project by Sean Baker

“ Curate, collaborate and connect ”

Posted on Mon 20 Nov 2017 by Mark Cosgrove

Watershed's approach to cinema – when everything about it is changing