It seems such a long time ago since we last. We had hoped that the easing in restrictions early this year would mean we would be able to meet again in the hall. However, we continue to be advised that we are not able to meet in our normal way.This being said, the Committee have been working hard to come up with ways to offer an opportunity to get together in these challenging times.
Within COVID guidelines, we are able to arrange a Theatre Walk with Show Of Strength Theatre Company.
Join us on Monday 9th November at 6.30pm (not our normal Wednesday slot) for an historical tour with a difference. We may not have been able to meet properly since lockdown, but we have organised a special private Theatre Walk with Sheila from Show Of Strength Theatre Company. Show of Strength have re-booted their amazingly successful and highly acclaimed theatre walks for the autumn/winter season, and we are delighted to invite our Malago WI members to join us for "Blood and Butchery in Bedminster".
"Bedminster — where graves were robbed by body snatchers, and corpses buried in concrete coffins. Where the old Chinese laundry vanished years ago, and where ‘laundering’ now means money, big money, 13 million, ‘laundered’ through a Bedminster bank. Where criminals were sentenced to hang in public, their cadavers flayed, their skin tanned and made into……the answer is in BLOOD AND BUTCHERY IN BEDMINSTER".
We'll begin at The Ropewalk, on Bedminster Parade and end at The Hen and Chicken, where those of us who are thirsty can stop for a socially distanced drink and some pizza. Those of us who wish to take their leave can do so. The tour will last approximately 1.5 to 2 hours.
This event is free for members and spaces for guests may also be available. If you would like to join us please email wearemalagowi@gmail.com by 2nd November to reserve a space.
If you are looking to step back in time and remember a time pre-COVID, the Bristol Civic Society have gone through the archives when Bristol was a different place! Enjoy Bristol’s Big Bang, Wills at One and those early days of working in an office, with face to face meetings?!?
