The StationRelax. Get support. Get creative. The Station is Bristol's Central Youth Hub. We are open to all young people and offer a place to relax, get advice and support, and explore your interests and talents. It’s a supportive and creative environment where you can express yourself freely. And for any problem, no matter how big or small, we're here to help. Some of the top youth organisations in the South West are here under the same roof, giving you a wide choice of services and things to do. The Station is open Mon-Fri from 9am - 10pm and Sat from 11am-5pm. Want to talk to someone before coming to The Station? Give us a ring or drop us a line: Telephone: 0117 947 7948Email: [email protected] Exhibition: Rights to View Your rights, your voice. The camera has always been used to capture events, movements and provide freedom of speech. In today’s society the camera plays a pivotal role in provide a way of people sharing their voices, raising awareness and ensuring that people get heard by sharing news and view online, in the media and through social networking. Following on from the summers acclaimed hit, Rights To Move, this exhibition of video installation shares the work of young artist Rosa Allocco. Having been the video artist on the production, Allocco’s work uses heritage of footage from Bristol Archives alongside recent relevant news stories regarding human rights. This exhibition is part of Creative Youth Network’s involvement in the Journey to Justice programme of events taking place this October. Details When? 7th - 28th October Where? The Station Time? 10am-4pm How much? Free entry Should I book? No need to book, come in and enjoy the art Open to all ages - Some of the content may be of the films may be upsetting for those under 11 years old Want to find out more about creative opportunities available? Check out our Creative courses, Careers courses and Arts and music events. Booking for this event has now closed. How can we help?