Who We Are and What We Do:
Who we are:
- A permanent exhibition of Palestinian culture, heritage and daily life.
- An organisation of volunteers, with charitable goals and without political affiliations
- From different backgrounds – of all faiths and none. What we do:
- Educate, inform and communicate the story of Palestine and its people.
- Host Events: Talks, cultural exhibitions, films and
seminars.
- Support the health, education, culture, economy and infrastructure of Palestine by raising funds, selling products, and promoting heritage.
- Engage with individuals, community groups, and organisations working in support of Palestine; based both inside and outside Palestine.
+ Normal visits:
Anyone can visit during our opening times at weekends
+ Group Visits:
We can arrange group visits during weekdays as well, by arrangement. (Please contact us in advance if interested).
+ Events:
We hold occasional events, often with speakers from the UK and around the Globe, as well as Skype conferences with people in Gaza and the West Bank, giving first hand testimony of the situation in Palestine.
+ Fair Trade Products:
We also sell various products, including Zaytoun Fair Trade Products (e.g. organic extra virgin olive oil, soaps, za'taar spices), crafts, books and more.
+ Library:
Visitors are also welcome to relax with a book from our Library, or we can show films and documentaries on request.
+ Entry is FREE (with any donations appreciated).
+ New volunteers are welcome. If you are interested in getting involved please see our web page here for more details: http://palmuseumbristol.org/index.php/get-involved, or send an email to: [email protected]
+Anti-racism statement:
Here at the PMCC, we are against racism and bigotry of any kind - including anti-Jewish (aka 'anti-Semitism'), and Islamophobia. We also advocate equal human rights for all - especially for those who have fewer of them, and are oppressed.
+Opinions Expressed:
The opinions and views held or expressed by any individual members or volunteers in the Palestine Museum and Cultural Centre (PMCC) do not necessarily represent those of the PMCC or its committee. Furthermore, the views held or expressed of any other group or organisation that use other parts of the building at 27 Broad Street (including Arc Events), do not necessarily represent those of PMCC or its coordinating group.
