The overcast skies could not dampen the vibes and colours of arguably Bristol's most important cultural event.

Dan Lacey has been working for years to protect the skatepark he helped build as a teenager.

This week I met with author and journalist Melissa Chemam to discuss her book 'Out of the Comfort Zone: From Bristol to Massive Attack.'

The writer, historian and curator on challenges and opportunities for the city’s arts.

For the past decade, he has been one of the key “behind-the-scene” players in Bristol’s music scene, and now building a new era at The Exchange.

Laura Kidd aka She Makes War on her journey from putting on her own nights to crowdfunding entire albums.

A new book of untold stories from people left behind by media narratives and government policy.

As other grassroots music venues are closing down, the Exchange tries to find a new way to secure its future.

Upfest gave a nod to the centenary of women first getting the vote by joining forces with Bristol Women's Voice and some of the world's top female street artists.

As charity The Loop reduced harms by testing drugs at Love Saves The Day this weekend, Bristol also became the first place in the UK to offer city centre testing.

From St Pauls to Shirehampton: Circus company YardArts aim to turn leaving the city centre into an opportunity.

Bristol’s grassroots music scene fights back in the face of developments and financial struggles.